Every experiment I build, live in one place. Some are useful. Some are just fun. All of them beat paying GoDaddy twenty-two bucks a month for a landing page.
From the scooter reels: an animated me in full Krang mode, jumping on the Apollo Go, with Bean running the controls from the brain hatch in the stomach. She steers, I take the credit.
Pics and video from everywhere the lab has been. Weird museums, underground spots, food worth the flight.
See the trips →Apollo Go diaries. Commute clips, the Krang saga, and the ongoing quest for more views.
Watch the rides →Before and after the construction I did on the house. Drag the slider, witness the glow-up.
See the transformation →Bean the half-dachshund half-min-pin menace and Brunch the golden retriever bully mix, both girls, both idiots. Documented for science.
See the idiots →Play as Bean or Brunch. Catch the falling treats, dodge the broccoli. Cheesy, free, no refunds.
Insert coin →Brunch stole a scooter. Officer Bean is in pursuit. Jump the hydrants, grab the treats, do not get arrested.
Start fleeing →Classic snake, except every treat makes Bean wider. Brunch watches from the sidelines, deeply ashamed.
Start feeding →Operations launcher for Webster Square. Work orders, bike log, parking, HVAC diagnosis, vendors, residents. One tile grid to run a building.
Open WebSq →Type a prompt, get a board-ready flyer. Five templates, zero design skills required. Currently being wired up.
Every Apollo Go commute, visualized. Miles, battery curves, bike-lane coverage, and the ongoing quest for more views.
Bambu Lab output: tool accessories, pet gear, miniature buildings, and whatever the printers feel like today.
Full 3D model of Webster Square plus the original construction photo archive. Currently runs from the office machine, moving to the cloud soon.
Six years of board meeting minutes, searchable by chat. Ask it anything about Webster Square history.
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