Hi — these aren't products I ship. They're small, useful things I built for myself with Claude, and still use most days. Each comes with a step-by-step guide to set it up — and for the tools that run on the Claude API, the code to run your own copy on your own Anthropic key.
$ node build.js
✓ Flow Map compiled
✓ Radar bundled
✓ Edge deployed
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Each one started as a personal itch, runs on the Claude API, and lives on my own machine. Every guide walks through the prompts, the code, and the wiring — so you can rebuild it on your own key in an afternoon.
A TradingView indicator that paints session liquidity, killzones and macro windows directly onto your chart. Built for ICT traders who want context without 14 tabs open.
Scans the WiFi spectrum around you and tells you, in plain language, which channels are clear and which are buried under your neighbours' routers.
A trading journal with an AI mentor in the margin. Logs your trades and your psychology, then runs a quiet weekly review that names what you keep missing.
A daily habit tracker where every minute you log builds an army. Hit your targets, field your soldiers, end the day in battle.
I'm one person with a laptop, an Anthropic key, and a habit of building small tools instead of buying SaaS. ClaudeBuiltThis is where they live — not as polished products, but as the actual working things I use most days.
Every guide walks through the prompts, the code, and the wiring — written so you can rebuild it on your own machine in an afternoon, billed against your own API key. Your data stays yours. Nothing routes through me.
The whole studio is one laptop, one API key, one assistant. Each tool follows the same four-step cadence — the same recipe the guides walk you through so you can build your own version.
Catch myself doing something annoying for the third time and write it down. If it keeps happening, it's worth building.
Open a Claude project. Argue with it for an afternoon. Land on the smallest version that's still actually useful.
Get it working end-to-end before it looks like anything. Use it for a week. Cut everything that doesn't earn its keep.
The prompts, the code, the wiring, the dead-ends. Everything you need to rebuild it on your own key in an afternoon.
Leave your email and I'll let you know the moment the workshop opens.
No spam. Just a heads-up when the guides drop.
