Things I’ve built

Audiobook distribution and promotion for authors and publishers. Listeners don’t need an app.

Not just meUsage 3 of 3301,907 visits

One-and-done fantasy golf leagues for PGA tournaments, with chat, stats and badges.

Not just meUsage 3 of 3

Song requests and crowd interaction for DJ events, built for Elevate Entertainment.

Not just meUsage 3 of 313,866 visits

Turns a business’s quotes into something their clients engage with.

Not just meUsage 3 of 321,079 visits

A web app built and hosted by True Frontier for a client.

Live and workingUsage 3 of 316,716 visits

AI startup build events in Missouri, plus Rally, the white-label event software.

Still live, not mineUsage 2 of 37,772 visits

Book a call with me. Built so an AI agent can book it as easily as a person.

Live and workingUsage 2 of 3

A calm Mac reader for a folder of Markdown notes. Built to help you understand what your AI wrote.

Live and workingUsage 2 of 320 visits

AI date-night ideas you rate together. Love one, and it plans it and emails you a brochure.

Live and workingUsage 2 of 316 visits

A local-first habit tracker that an AI agent can use, too.

Live and workingUsage 1 of 3

A guided AI conversation that turns your business context into a Master Prompt.

Live and workingUsage 0 of 3

“Time for some good ol’ fashion bible readin’.” A reading tracker on kevnk.com.

Pre-AIUsage 0 of 3

See how you’re doing on your hours this month, from your Toggl data.

Pre-AIUsage 0 of 3

A behavior-insights web app built for a client, Ripple Behavior Solutions.

SunsetUsage 0 of 3

A color palette generator for Tailwind CSS, based on luminance.

Live and workingUsage 3 of 331,081 visits

An MCP server that asks several models for a second opinion, then has Claude sum it up.

Just for funUsage 2 of 3

A design calculator, plus grid and spacing tools, all built on the golden ratio.

Live and workingUsage 2 of 310 visits

A Claude Code status line where Jev guesses how far along the current turn is.

Has potentialUsage 0 of 3

An MCP server for Puppeteer browser automation inside a Laravel app.

Not anymore? (best guess)Usage 0 of 3

A toast notification builder for Inertia.js.

Not anymore? (best guess)Usage 0 of 3

A custom invite flow for adding Laravel Jetstream users to a team.

Pre-AIUsage 0 of 3

A golden-ratio preset for Bootstrap styles.

Pre-AIUsage 0 of 3

Common icons you can customize in LESS, that morph into each other with CSS transitions.

Pre-AIUsage 0 of 3

A utility stylesheet where the class names are Emmet abbreviations.

Pre-AIUsage 0 of 3

A small jQuery plugin that gets or creates a MongoDB document using an evercookie.

Pre-AIUsage 0 of 3

Lazy-load your images, and serve responsive sizes while you’re at it.

Pre-AIUsage 0 of 3

Gets a placeholder Magento theme running fast, so you can theme with static templates.

Pre-AIUsage 0 of 3

Turns one JSON file into a bunch of JSX files.

DeadUsage 0 of 3

A Tailwind CSS component that shows which responsive breakpoint is active.

DeadUsage 0 of 3

Statamic, Laravel, Inertia and Tailwind: a stack for a Laravel-backed SPA CMS with Vue.

DeadUsage 0 of 3

Soppy: keep your app hydrated without APIs or state management. This is the Laravel side.

DeadUsage 0 of 3

A Gulp plugin for making SendGrid templates and versions. Pairs with Foundation Emails.

DeadUsage 0 of 3

Connects Angular to the Dropbox API, with a DropboxChooser directive.

DeadUsage 0 of 3

A lightweight, mobile-first boilerplate theme for eCommerce.

SunsetUsage 0 of 3

A dead-simple Mac tracker of the time you actually spend in each app.

Just starting? (best guess)Usage 2 of 3

A one-touch space survival game. Your engines are damaged, and every tap flips your drift.

Just for funUsage 2 of 3

A 3D tool for planning painting compositions. Aim the camera, move down the road, export.

Just for fun? (best guess)Usage 2 of 3

Make and print mazes online, for free.

Just for funUsage 1 of 3803 visits

A distraction-free Markdown journal with AI-written titles and AI reflection.

Not anymore? (best guess)Usage 0 of 3

A points game to play while you watch Christmas movies.

Just for funUsage 0 of 3

Quick game prototypes: Cliff Navigator, Smash Hit Planes, Wall Block and a mash-up.

Rarely usedUsage 0 of 3

Give it a product idea. Get back brand names with real domain checks.

Live and workingUsage 2 of 314 visits

My business site. AI coaching, fractional AI lead work, workshops and client stories.

Live and workingUsage 2 of 34,163 visits

Finds the spots where an online store’s product catalog contradicts itself.

Wish it workedUsage 2 of 3

My long-running personal site, and home to the small kevnk.com tools.

Live and workingUsage 2 of 3

Brand governance for marketing agencies. Keeps every AI prompt and piece of content on-brand.

Just an ideaUsage 0 of 3

Gates for when work comes back half done, or an agent says “done” too early.

Use it all the timeUsage 3 of 3

A Claude Code plugin that rewrites work writing into plain English. Me and a couple of friends use it.

Not just meUsage 3 of 3

Reads and updates my Todoist from the agent computer.

On call? (best guess)Usage 3 of 3

Reads and edits notebooks on my reMarkable tablet.

On call? (best guess)Usage 3 of 3

My skill that asks Jev which of my skills apply to a task, and has my agents make typed yes/no calls with it.

Use it all the timeUsage 2 of 3

Before making anything public: who’s it for, who do I care about here, and could a generic AI default replace it?

Use it all the timeUsage 2 of 3

Before any new site, agent or product, write down my point of view, including one detail a generic AI would never pick.

Use it all the timeUsage 2 of 3

Before any draft, read the real history and do the research, so the references are right.

Use it all the timeUsage 2 of 3

Let Jev pick the model and effort before burning a big model on a job.

Use it all the timeUsage 2 of 3

A ten-minute sitting that turns a seed idea into a charter a standing team of agents can run from.

On call? (best guess)Usage 2 of 3

Builder and critic pairs, with a blind comparison against a real quality bar.

On call? (best guess)Usage 2 of 3

Pulls the architecture and real source code from a public GitHub repo.

On call? (best guess)Usage 2 of 3

Type scale, spacing ladder and line-heights, all from the golden ratio.

On call? (best guess)Usage 2 of 3

Gates for taking an AI agent to production, with proof that it works.

On call? (best guess)Usage 2 of 3

Finds available .com, .app and .ai domains while brainstorming names.

On call? (best guess)Usage 2 of 3

Gets the official per-speaker transcript from a Riverside session.

On call? (best guess)Usage 2 of 3

Prints a here.now site to Google Drive as a PDF, for reMarkable.

On call? (best guess)Usage 2 of 3

Editing passes where Jev scores the writing on named dimensions first, then it gets rewritten.

On call? (best guess)Usage 1 of 3

Turn a video or a long essay into understanding, then into skills or standing rules.

On call? (best guess)Usage 1 of 3

How any agent watches and understands a video.

Has potential? (best guess)Usage 1 of 3

Six multi-agent orchestration patterns, and when to combine them.

On call? (best guess)Usage 1 of 3

A table of every entity from the public web, with a citation under every row.

On call? (best guess)Usage 1 of 3

Pastes prepared text into a reMarkable notebook, with proper headings.

On call? (best guess)Usage 1 of 3

Eight skills for running Google Ads honestly, from the first audit to safe changes you can undo.

Just startingUsage 1 of 3

Publishes something to a truefrontier.app subdomain on here.now.

On call? (best guess)Usage 0 of 3

A weekly bucket of tasks that uses up leftover Claude quota.

Not anymoreUsage 0 of 3

Steer website and app animation with named techniques and a resting state, not “add animations.”

Rarely usedUsage 0 of 3

How to write a skill with strong defaults and refusals, not a vague menu of options.

Rarely usedUsage 0 of 3

Before handing a repeatable job to AI, ask whether a script can do the predictable part.

Rarely usedUsage 0 of 3

Build it, wait on it, or kill it? Biased toward kill.

Rarely usedUsage 0 of 3

A family of agent-native CLIs for sites and apps with no public API. I use it all the time.

Use it all the timeUsage 3 of 3

A three-stage pipeline that walks GitHub issues through development with Claude.

Not anymore? (best guess)Usage 0 of 3

A CLI for Laravel projects. Give it a feature prompt and AI writes the code.

Pre-AIUsage 0 of 3

Saves context by moving long chunks of instructions into on-demand Claude Code skills.

Rarely usedUsage 0 of 3

A spike: Jev checks the guardrails and finds candidates for what to cut from a page.

Proof of conceptUsage 2 of 3

Live song maps for spontaneous living-room worship. Mark the sections, loop them while you lead.

Proof of conceptUsage 2 of 3

A Chrome extension that finds a page’s main content and hands it to Walkie.app to read aloud.

Just starting? (best guess)Usage 2 of 3

A Mac app idea: drop in links or files, AI makes loose nodes, and you decide what connects.

Just an ideaUsage 2 of 3

Helps business owners hook AI assistants up to the tools they already use. No code.

Tried it, decidedUsage 0 of 3

Summaries of YouTube videos.

Not anymore? (best guess)Usage 0 of 3

Screenshots, PDFs, rendered page text and tech-stack lookups, for research.

Tried it, decidedUsage 0 of 3