Weekly capacity
I plan against 15 hours, not my best possible week.
Family, work, and normal life are part of the plan. Deadlines use a 15-hour weekly baseline so progress does not depend on sacrificing everything else.
Now
What I’m focused on right now, and what comes next.
A current snapshot of where my limited time is going and what has to happen next.
Last updated August 30, 2026
01Primary focus
School booking and admissions platformMake school tour booking easier for families and staff.
An AI-powered school booking and admissions platform that brings tour availability, bookings, calendars, communication, and preparation into one workflow.
In staging with industry partners, with feedback from the first progress review now being implemented.
- Stage
- Staging with industry partners
- Current MRR
- $0
- Next gate
- Review the improved workflow
02Secondary experiment
AI Dev OSKeep AI-assisted software work continuous across coding engines.
A development system that preserves plans, approvals, project memory, reviews, and verification while different AI coding engines do the work.
The CLI workflow is proven, DevHQ wireframes are approved, and visual design is next.
- Stage
- DevHQ wireframes approved
- Current MRR
- $0
- Next gate
- Complete the visual design
How I work
Two rules that keep the work moving.
Focus rule
Ideas are not the scarce resource.
Previous experiments stay parked unless there is a specific user, a measurable test, and a reason stronger than curiosity.
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