Exclusive live updates
01Build sessions as they happen, not a write-up three weeks later. Watch the thing get made, mistakes included.
The community
More than an email.
The weekly update tells you what shipped. The community is where you watch it get built, ask why I did it that way, and meet everyone else using the tools.
Not open yet - this page is what it will be
Free, available now
The weekly update
One email a week. No account, no commitment.
- What shipped and what broke
- New builds and free tools as they land
- Short - read it in two minutes
The next step up
The community
Everything in the email, plus the parts that don't fit in one.
- Live build sessions as they happen
- Ask me anything, get a real answer
- Other members to compare notes with
- A say in what gets finished next
What's inside
Six reasons to join.
All of this is planned, none of it is running yet. When it opens, it opens with these - not with a promise to add them later.
Q&A with me
02Ask about anything I've built: the code, the decisions, or how to do the same thing yourself. Real answers, not a support macro.
Network with others
03Mostly not developers. People who use the tools, parents working out what helps, and anyone who wants a hand getting started.
Early access to everything
04New tools land here first, while they're still rough enough that your feedback changes them.
Vote on what I build next
05The roadmap isn't secret. Members say which of the half-finished ideas gets finished first.
The unpolished version
06What broke, what I got wrong, and what I would do differently. The parts that never make it onto the front page.
Straight answers
The questions you'd ask anyway
I'd rather tell you what I don't know yet than pretend it's all decided.
when
No date yet. It opens when there's enough shipped to be worth showing up for - not before.
cost
Undecided. The weekly email stays free regardless, and waitlist members will hear the pricing before anyone else.
where
Genuinely undecided. Discord is the obvious choice and self-hosting is the other one, and that call has not been made.
who it's for
Anyone using the tools or building something of their own - founders, homeschool parents, developers, and people who've never written a line of code.
who it isn't for
Anyone who wants a support desk. This is a workshop you can watch and talk in, not a helpline.
the waitlist
One email when it opens. Nothing else, and you can leave with one click.
The waitlist
Be there when the doors open.
Waitlist members get in first and hear the pricing before it's public. You'll also get the weekly update in the meantime.