PokéMath
Family project · private
Daily Pokémon missions for two trainers: crack a Who's That Pokémon? mystery, battle a Gym Challenge, color in your badge. The fun is the hook. Underneath, it's a coach that learns every week.
I build AI tools to ignite curiosity and help people learn and live well. I'm hooked on exploring the intersection of technology, classical wisdom, and raising good humans.
Off the clock camping with the kiddos·synthwave & tundra rock concerts·a growing wall full of 90’s sci-fi animation cels
Each project starts with a question worth answering.
It read 12 years of plays and called me out: a retro-future escapist who wants songs that build over hooks, goes heavy, but warm, and listens album, not algorithm. Then it got cocky and picked five bands it's shocked I don't play.
Daily Pokémon missions for two trainers: crack a Who's That Pokémon? mystery, battle a Gym Challenge, color in your badge. The fun is the hook. Underneath, it's a coach that learns every week.
Character is built one story at a time, what Aristotle called hexis. This app pairs AI-generated stories rooted in the cardinal virtues with parent discussion guides to make each lesson stick.
Early preview, free for friends & family while in development.
An explorable 3D atlas of Rudyard Lynch's intellectual universe. Built from his complete corpus: every episode diarized, transcribed, and structured into a living knowledge graph you can navigate and interrogate.
Independent fan project. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with Rudyard Lynch or Whatifalthist.
A computer-vision scanner that sweeps NASA orbital imagery for geometry that wind, water and impacts struggle to explain, then hands a short list to a human (and my kids) to judge. The odds are very low. They aren't zero, so I'm checking.
An autonomous GM that manages a full fantasy football team and texts its owner the one move to make. It's built for a total novice, so the software does the thinking and he just txts YES.
A seven-chapter family history site tracing the Tidd line from the first humans out of Africa to my three kids. Deep-ancestry migration maps you step through, famous Tidds in their own words, three generations of real DNA, and a photo archive of a 2010 pilgrimage: 1696 gravestones, the Tidd House, and flip-through genealogy books, every source traced.
A 16-week, on-course practice plan engineered to turn a struggling weekend golfer into a consistent bogey shooter by September 1, built on the insight that your short game, not your swing, is where the strokes actually hide.
A custom project-management cockpit for running a startup end to end, purpose-built instead of bent out of a generic tool. Everyone works inside the same living plan, at the same time.
A geospatial screening engine for an early-stage venture, with a recommendation engine built in. It ingests public-records data, scores every candidate 0–100 against weighted criteria, and tells the team which sites to pursue first, ranked on an interactive map. (What it's screening for stays under wraps.)
Live screenshots. The organization and end-use are intentionally withheld.
A family-matching and search engine for guests at Tyler Place Family Resort. Tell it about your crew, and it surfaces your five best-matched families, then lets you explore the whole week on one map.
An independent hobby project. Not affiliated with Tyler Place Family Resort.
I'm an AI developer and father exploring what happens when you point powerful new tools at problems that actually matter.
My work lives at the intersection of agentic AI and classical wisdom — building things that help families raise children of character in an age of algorithmic distraction.
I write prompts, read old books, and think about what it means to live well.
I'm always interested in meaningful work and good conversations.