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Building for the web since 2001.
Rebuilding everything with AI.
Tools change. Shipping instinct doesn't.
I build things, break things, and write about what I find along the way. I built my first website when I was 11, and still enjoy building and shipping products for fun and curiosity. Currently exploring what happens when you hand the keyboard to an AI and watch over its shoulder with F12 open.
One chatroom. Multiple AI models. @mention to talk.
Ever wanted to ask Claude, GPT, and Gemini the same question in the same conversation? PingModel is a multi-bot workspace where each model gets a handle, a system prompt, and a seat at the table. @mention who you want, keep the conversation in one place, and let them argue it out.
Built for comparing perspectives, not tab-switching.
Chrome DevTools, but in your pocket.
Capture, inspect, and replay HTTP traffic on your phone. Built for the developers who instinctively hit F12 — even on mobile. Browse a page, watch the network calls fly, inspect the payloads, then send modified requests through the sandbox.
Because sometimes the bug is in the API response, and you're not at your desk.
AI-powered English training — rep by rep.
I needed to pass the IELTS. Existing tools felt like homework. So I built a gym instead — pick a difficulty, do your reps, get real-time feedback from an AI coach on grammar, word choice, and structure. Turns out other people needed it too.
sentencegym.com →I'm always building something. Follow along on X — that's where the work-in-progress stuff shows up first.