Software that takes work off your hands

An ETL engine that pulls scattered data from a company's different systems (sales, logistics, operations) and organizes it into a single schema. From that, it builds reports showing what it actually costs to serve each customer, product or channel — and how much profit each one leaves.

A Python pipeline that discovers trade businesses via Google Places, audits their current site with Google's own public APIs (PageSpeed, Chrome UX Report), generates a demo from the business's real data, and publishes it before first contact.

A PWA that trains spoken fluency in ~10-minute sessions: lexical retrieval, speaking speed, vocabulary precision, and confidence under time pressure.

A local dashboard that turns exported bank statements into spend and savings insights.

An algorithmic trading bot, plus an AI bot that monitors market news.

A tool that audits your own public digital footprint.

A local pipeline that gathers remote job leads from RemoteOK, WeWorkRemotely, Reddit and LinkedIn Jobs alerts (read via IMAP, no scraping), scores them with a keyword heuristic, and builds a local review queue for sending each message by hand -- outreach is never automated. Posts a weekly summary to Discord.

A monthly yield verifier: reads real rates straight from each platform's APIs and code (never the marketing banner), recalculates effective yield including hidden bonus tiers and thresholds, and compares it against the inflation that actually applies. Runs unattended once a month and flags rule changes on Discord.