Resources

The workbench.

Free tools I built for my own studio, open-source starters you can take, and the stack everything runs on. If it saves you an afternoon, it did its job.

Tools. Three small utilities the studio reaches for weekly. No accounts, no uploads, nothing to install.

Everything runs in your browser. Nothing you type or upload is stored, sent, or shared. Close the tab and it’s gone.

Guides. Plain-language explainers for people who run things. No jargon, no hype, no homework.

AI, in plain language.

Five short guides written for total beginners: what AI actually is, which tool to pick, what to hand it this week, how to trust it, and what it means for your website. About 25 minutes end to end.

Start the series →
01 What is AI, actually? 5 min 02 Which tool do you need? 4 min 03 Six tasks for your small business 5 min 04 What AI gets wrong 5 min 05 AI and your website 5 min

Downloads. Open-source starters from the studio, free to clone and make your own.

Live and free

Client Review Page Starter

A blank format for freelance client work: a review page your client signs into with Google, comments on, and approves, with nothing to install. They can pin a note to the exact spot on an image they mean, the way you would in Figma. Firebase handles the sign-in and data, Cloudflare handles the domain, and a full setup walkthrough ships with it. It runs in demo mode the moment you clone it, so you can look around before wiring anything up.

Open sourceGoogle sign-inPinned commentsDemo mode included

See it working → Clone it on GitHub

The stack. The eight pieces the studio builds on and where each one fits. No affiliate links; every spot here was earned on real projects.

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Tell me what you're building and where it's stuck. I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right person for it.