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50+ builds since 2023, from small internal tools to paid products. Below are the four I’d show first, then everything that’s live: products, demos, websites, games and free tools. Each name opens the real thing.

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Everything I’ve built

A Product is for sale or open for sign-up. A Demo runs on made-up sample data and shows what I could build for a business like yours. The games are made with AI coding agents; I play them with kids at school and library workshops to show what these tools can do.

34 in all.

  • Media studio

    MuseRig

    Early access

    An AI studio for small businesses: product photos, short product ads, faceless explainer videos and reusable spokespeople. Every job is quoted before any credit is spent.

    Early access, limited seats. The link opens the sign-in page.

  • AI brand monitoring

    Lighthouse

    Tracks how ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot and Google AI Overview talk about a brand. Pay as you go, no subscription.

  • Clinic software

    Practice software for veterinary clinics: scheduling, records, billing and client messages, with a portal for pet owners. Backed by 675 automated tests.

  • Bookkeeping

    CashDash

    Turns phone photos of receipts, bank CSVs and forwarded email receipts into a ledger your accountant can use.

  • Accounting

    FlatBooks

    Simple books for service businesses with up to 10 people: invoices, expenses, bank CSV import, a quarterly tax set-aside and a plain-English profit and loss.

  • Consulting platform

    ValueForge

    Runs performance-based consulting from first meeting to proof of savings: intake, proposals, milestones, payments and an AI assistant called Athena.

    The link opens the sign-in page.

  • Online school

    Courses on AI and automation for people who run businesses, from no-code tools up to writing code with an agent.

  • App builder

    Interviews a business owner, writes a plain-language plan they approve, and builds a demo in their own colours before anything is made for real.

  • Home services

    OneTruck

    Field service for one-truck home-service businesses: scheduling, quotes, invoicing, card payments and route planning, run from a phone.

    $29 a month, everything included. Works alongside FlatBooks.

  • Subscriptions

    Subsentry

    Finds every software subscription in a card or bank export, flags price rises and warns you before a renewal hits.

    $19 a month or $190 a year.

  • Marine mechanics

    Slipside

    For mobile boat mechanics: walk the boat, take photos, talk for 30 seconds, and it writes the condition report, work order and quote with a pay link.

    Pay per job, from $1.75. The first one is free.

  • Customers

    A CRM for small businesses: deals, contacts and AI suggestions on what to do next, in one place.

    Free plan. Pro is $19 a month.

  • Operations

    FlowAudit

    Maps how work really gets done in a small business and shows where time, money and customers slip through.

  • Software marketplace

    BizAppsMarket

    Early access

    A marketplace of business software for US companies under 250 people. Every app is scored on eight checks and signed off by a person before it is listed.

    Open to founding developers now. The catalog opens to buyers once the first apps pass.

  • YouTube creators

    A thumbnail studio for YouTube creators: generate, compare and refine thumbnail ideas.

    15 free credits, then from $5.

  • Home design

    Upload a photo of a room, add a few references, and get a redesign of the room you actually live in.

    Credits from $5.

  • Writing

    Plan and organise books, articles and blog posts on boards, one card per piece of work.

    Free for one project. $5 a month for more.

  • Restaurant

    A restaurant site for a made-up fondue and potjie house, with Tokkie, a chat assistant who answers questions and books a table, and the menu told as a story.

  • Artist

    The website of painter Isabelle du Toit: her series, sculptures, events and a guided tour of Requiem.

  • Artist

    Requiem

    A companion site for Isabelle du Toit’s Requiem series, where the paintings link out to pages on the web.

  • My own author page for Chez Nous, a novel in three movements, with the opening chapter to read. A simple landing page that would suit any author or one-person business.

  • Sailing adventure

    Captain a small sailing ship through a world of spice, salt and islands.

  • Salvage adventure

    Pilot a little coastal tug and hook floating treasure out of a big blue sea.

  • Garden puzzle

    Bring a forgotten garden back to life, one small invention at a time.

  • Platformer

    A jungle platformer with two heroes and three chapters, in the style of 1990s console games.

  • Chess

    Two-player chess on a 3D board you can turn around.

  • Diagrams

    A diagram editor in the browser with a hand-drawn look. No sign-up.

  • Open source

    A medieval dungeon you walk through in first person, where AI coding agents work through your GitHub issues and testers check every pull request.

    Two short videos show it, further down this page.

  • Guides

    Free step-by-step guides for owners putting AI to work, starting with AI in Plain English.

  • Workshops

    The workshop material for The Whole AI Trail in One Ride, open to anyone.

  • Field guide

    A beginner’s field guide to planning and building a first web app with an AI agent.

  • How I get the unwritten rules of a job out of the people who do it.

  • Video

    Video introductions to the guides and workshops.

  • Code

    GitHub

    Open-source skills and tools from BrainIT Consulting.

Open source

Code Dungeon

A medieval dungeon you walk through in first person, where every coder is a real AI coding agent working through your GitHub issues. Testers check every pull request, and a finished app ships to Vercel from the same place.

Nothing in it is pretend. The slate on a workbench is that coder’s live screen. The notice board is your project’s real issues and pull requests. Work that passes the testers is merged on GitHub for real. It runs on your own computer, with your own GitHub account and your own Claude subscription, and it’s free under the MIT licence.

The projects in the videos are made-up demo data.

Learn it with me

The Code Dungeon community on Skool, $5 a month

The software stays free. The $5 is for the community, where I teach with it. I demonstrate projects you can learn to build, walk through how projects already built in the dungeon work, and take existing apps apart in depth to show how full-stack software is built and the practices behind it.

Join the community on Skool

Build one together

If you know a trade, let’s build the software it’s missing.

Code Dungeon is a small software factory: the agents write and test the code, and I steer. That makes it practical to build software for a line of business too small for the big companies to bother with.

I’m open to partnering with business owners who know their field inside out. You bring your time and what you know about the work. I build the software. Then we take it to businesses like yours, together.

If you have an idea, text me at (972) 900-6286 or book a free consultation.

Local work, northeast Georgia

Tallulah

A visitor site for Tallulah Falls: three trail guides for the gorge, from an easy paved walk to the Hurricane Falls stairs, and a planner that puts a day out together. It’s an independent concept site, not the official park site.

Open the Tallulah site

Why it matters here

It shows the kind of work I can do for businesses that serve visitors, such as booking replies for an outfitter or answers to a cabin rental’s common questions. See the northeast Georgia page.