Day 1: Building Clarity AI: autonomous analytics infrastructure.
After years in analytics, I saw how much time teams spend preparing data instead of making decisions. We re building a better way. Here's what I'm building:
I just launched Signbee an e-signature API that lets developers (and AI agents) send legally-binding documents for signature with a single API call.
Why I built it: I was building an autonomous sales pipeline the agent could find prospects, send outreach, and book meetings. But when it came to closing with a signed contract? Every e-signature tool needed a human clicking through a GUI. So I built one that doesn't.
MyResumeMakerAI helps job seekers create clear, professional resumes quickly. Instead of focusing on heavy design templates, the tool prioritizes readability, relevant content, and a structure that highlights your skills and experience.
PantheraHive is an AI-powered automation platform that fuses 25+ native apps into a single "digital workforce" ecosystem, replacing fragmented tools like Zapier, individual AI services, and siloed SaaS with one unified credit wallet and seamless cross-app workflows.
It lets users automate video editing, content repurposing, CRM updates, client billing, lead scraping, and more via three simple build modes: AI-prompt description, step-by-step Playground preview, or full visual canvas saving 10-20 hours/week while cutting tool costs 60-80%.
Core Features
Unified Apps: 25+ built-ins (YouTube tools, blog generators, resume builders, CRM, calendars, media suites) sharing auth, credits, and state no API keys or external logins.
Workflow Building: Prompt AI to assemble recipes (e.g., "YouTube clips blog social"), run in Playground, or edit on canvas with Gemini orchestration.
I switched from iPhone to Android after 15 years and couldn't find an audiobook player I actually liked. The main options felt dated or were missing things I cared about, like proper collections and clean design. So I built my own.
Earleaf plays locally stored audiobooks. No accounts, no cloud, no ads, just a one-time purchase on the Play Store. The feature I'm most proud of is Page Sync. I go back and forth between reading physical books and listening, and I was tired of scrubbing around trying to find my place. Now I just take a photo of the page and the app figures out where that is in the audio. Check out this YouTube Short that demonstrates the feature!
We ve all been there: You spend hours building a strategic deck on Monday. By Wednesday, a new research paper drops, a project direction shifts, or a key insight emerges.
The information has changed, but your slides are still frozen in Monday s reality.
When you finally present a week later, you're either sharing "yesterday's news" or scrambling to manually update 20 slides. This isn't just about numbers (Dashboards like Tableau handle those). This is about the structure of your ideas and strategy, which live scattered across PDFs, docs, and databases.
