What happens when the guy whose job is buying software starts building his own. No SLA, no roadmap, no support contracts… yet.
I live on a peninsula, about 2 blocks in either direction from water. After many ill-timed paddle-board trips and an embarrassing lack of sea-legs, I developed and released a weather app that takes some of the guesswork out of the water conditions and tells me if there’s a better spot nearby.
As seen in Westside Seattle → alkisurf.kmkramer.app →I wanted to visualize the connection between org charts, capability models, and applications. But I also threw in some strange requirements like: saving nothing — your data stays in the session (you keep a json file after); and “bring your own AI” where you can take your save file over to your preferred AI and the site provides the data structure and definitions for it to understand and manipulate it. Anyways, I could use feedback and testers if you are interested.
orgcap.kmkramer.app →
I got so busy making AI apps that I started to fall behind in my league ranking, so naturally I used a combination of Claude, Codex, and Gemini to build a Chrome extension that takes the legwork out of my team strategy. TBD if this gets me in the championship though.
Personal project for now
I learned that something like 1/4 people who start developing with AI end up over-engineering their to-do lists and building absurd life management systems that end up cannibalizing themselves under the weight of their own requirements… and I’m no exception. Fail fast, amiright?
An old friend and I used to joke that out of 7 billion people, someone, somewhere, was doing something absurd — by a statistical margin. Well that was nonsense and so is this. It’s a random nonsense stats generator — and if you vote for a combo you like, the next week an absurd research paper will get written about it.
probably.kmkramer.app →A cheap fully-HTML roulette wheel game that can be used at booth events. Logs your spins and the win to local memory, has “event mode” features like requiring an email to play. Results can be downloaded when the event concludes. Hosted on GitHub.
cozmomk.github.io/playground →
