Work
Four projects, all our own, so you can open every one without asking us for a reference.
Two of them you can check tonight. Install Kickgeist from the App Store or Google Play, or read the container images' source and re-run the pull count.
There is client work too. An NDA covers it, so it is not ours to publish, and yours would be covered the same way.
Each one states the problem, the approach, the result, and what it cost.
the pipeline that plans, builds, tests and ships
This is the factory we install. The debrief says who decides at each stage: a check can refuse a change, and no check can approve one.
Read the debrieffive public container repositories on GitHub
14,970,732pulls, measured 6 Aug 2026
Anyone can open these on GitHub and count the pulls for themselves. Tags are CalVer dates that stay published; docker-base runs the full gate set on five platforms.
Read the debriefa prediction game on iOS, Android and web
863,000predictions submitted, measured 29 Jun 2026
Signup is joining a group, so the invite loop is structural rather than bolted on. The app talks to Postgres directly, with row-level security as the authorisation boundary across 25 tables, 51 functions and 48 policies.
Read the debrief
a planning surface with months as columns
Months are columns and days are rows, so a whole year reads in one view. It is pre-launch, and the debrief says so before it states a figure.
Read the debriefOne mail. No form.
Say what you're building and where it stopped.
Copy it into your mail client if that is easier.
The draft opens with
The contact page says who answers, and what the reply contains.
