USEFUL TOOLS · CURIOUS EXPERIMENTS

Things I’ve
made real.

I’m Brantley Beaird. I build tools for the things that catch my curiosity. Explore your language, see your conversations differently, learn with your hands, or take a daily puzzle break. Start with something you’d like to try.

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38
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16
public web
10
downloads
6
private demos

ALL 38 PROJECTS

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Product work dates reflect verified source activity or an owner-confirmed update, not necessarily a new public download. Private demos require sign-in, an invitation, or a password.

What the labels mean

Prototype: an early experiment; features may be incomplete. Beta: a usable build offered for testing; expect rough edges. Released: published as a regular release. In development: still being built.

Public preview: opens without an invitation, but some features may be limited. Private demo: access is restricted. Private source: the code is not public; this does not mean the app is private.

The five featured projects come first, followed by the rest of the curated collection.

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01Beta

Mac appLanguage intelligence

Youisms

Builds a private, on-device view of the words, phrases, and language patterns you use over time.

02Beta

Mac appRelationship intelligence

Between Us

Analyzes Apple Messages locally to surface conversation patterns, relationship arcs, and changes over time.

03Released

Web appCircuit puzzles

Trackle

A daily racing-circuit guessing game with six attempts, shape and geography clues, practice rounds, and spoiler-free result sharing.

04Prototype

Web appASL learning

FingerSprint

Runs a 60-second American Sign Language fingerspelling sprint with live, local webcam recognition from a pretrained multi-signer classifier—no personal calibration required.

05Prototype

Web appValues reflection

Within

A private AI reflection companion that surfaces tensions between your chosen values without claiming divine authority.

Public preview. Cloud AI reflections are not currently available.

06Released

Mac appScreenshot intelligence

Indexes screenshots locally and turns job leads, deadlines, companies, and contacts into reviewable follow-up cues.

07Beta

Mac appReading utility

A macOS utility that shows contextual definitions for selected or pointed-at text without making you leave the app you are reading in.

08Released

Mac appShortcut coaching

KeyCoach

Finds repeated mouse-driven commands, teaches their verified keyboard shortcuts, and measures real-world adoption locally.

09Released

Mac appPerformance telemetry

Upgrayedd

Measures CPU, memory, storage, thermal, and delay signals to show whether a newer Mac would materially improve your work.

10In development

Web appGroup reflection

The Carry

Turns consented circle recordings into participant-reviewed insights and commitments, then deletes the raw transcript by default.

11Prototype

Python researchCircadian health

Estimates circadian-relevant melanopic light from RAW camera data while reporting calibration limits and error bounds.

12Beta

Mac appAI routing

RouteKey

Helps route prompts to a suitable AI model and reasoning effort on macOS.

13Beta

Mac appSpeaking pace

Flow Pace

A local speaking-pace companion with session history and pause measurements.

14Released

Mac appUsage tracking

AI Work Ledger

Tracks AI tasks, tokens, runtime, and costs locally, with reviewed redacted statements and optional provider features.

15Released

Web appTaste matching

Typecast

Matches friends through a playful fictional catalog of tastes, archetypes, and personality cues.

16Released

Web appKnowledge discovery

HN Echoes

Surfaces links and ideas that Hacker News rediscovers across years, submitters, and changing conversations.

17Released

Web appEducation research

Research briefs that turn sprawling education questions into clear, decision-ready evidence.

18Released

Web appHealth research

Melanoma Signals

Explains melanoma signals, risk context, and diagnostic uncertainty through evidence-oriented research—not diagnosis.

19Released

Web appFilm analytics

A morbidly fascinating view of film history through cast mortality and longevity metrics.

20Released

Web appEvent discovery

Finds real-world conferences based on the creators, speakers, and topics you already follow.

21Released

Web appMovie discovery

Movie Night Picks

A miniature Blockbuster: a deliberately limited shelf that helps you choose and start watching.

22Released

Web appAI learning

Turns the AI Daily Brief podcast into auto-generated quizzes that make staying current feel like a game.

23Released

Web appTechnology archive

Apple Graveyard

A browsable archive of the hardware, software, and services Apple has discontinued.

24Released

Web appGenerative video

Turns goals into a vision board and a short manifestation video designed for revisiting.

25Released

Web appOperations analytics

Presents the operating metrics that move a rideshare club through a focused, chartjunk-free dashboard.

26Released

Web appTask prioritization

Todelo

A pairwise to-do ranking system built around the chess Elo rating algorithm.

27Released

Web appCoin identification

Coin Signal

Identifies coins from photos and estimates a likely value range while keeping a clear boundary from professional appraisal.

28Beta

Mac app + browserTone intelligence

Toneflow

Reads possible tone and intent, shows evidence phrases, and checks drafts using local analysis and optional cloud providers.

29Prototype

Web appCoaching intelligence

AI Coach

Turns a library of long-form teaching into source-grounded, cited conversational guidance. Private for now.

30Prototype

Web appCivic information

Ballot Lens

A privacy-conscious voter-information prototype that identifies a synthetic local ballot and compares sourced candidate evidence without rankings or recommendations.

31Prototype

Web appAI learning

Finds five hours of work you can eliminate every week through an adaptive interview and personalized 30-day practice plan.

32Released

Web appGenerative art

Cartooner

Turns one photograph into a cohesive collection of original cartoon treatments and visual styles.

33Prototype

iOS appHarm reduction

Substreak

Supports intentional substance-use planning and moderation without turning one off-plan event into a total reset.

34In development

iOS appPersonal geography

Warm Wanderings

Reveals a private fog-of-world map as you travel, with local heatmaps for how often and how long you visit each place.

35In development

Desktop appActivity capture

Screenpipe Clone

Customizes Screenpipe’s local screen-and-audio capture stack for private search, recall, and activity-aware agents.

36Prototype

Web appUsage tracking

Tracks Lovable usage and surfaces a nudge before the month’s credits disappear.

37Prototype

Web appGenerative storytelling

AI Comic

Turns artificial-intelligence news into human-reviewed editorial comics with a deliberate approval gate before publication.

38Prototype

Local workflowCommerce research

Matches grocery baskets across delivery services and separates prices, discounts, fees, taxes, and tips to reveal the true total.

AN ASIDE

A little warmth while you scroll.

Hand-built with depth-aware SVG—because a project index can afford one indulgence.

ABOUT

Builder, translator, curious generalist.

I spent years at Segment helping demanding data teams make sense of customer-data infrastructure, then watched its acquisition by Twilio reshape how I think about platforms at scale. Now I’m focused on AI-native products—both inside go-to-market work and as a builder shipping opinionated experiments.

Currently exploring: agent evaluation tooling, longevity data, and what a great AI-era sales engineer looks like.

Brantley Beaird smiling in a patterned jacket

WORK WITH ME

Have something you want to make real?

Hire me to build a focused app, website, internal tool, or AI-powered workflow—from shaping the idea to shipping a working product.

Email me a few sentences about what you’re trying to accomplish, who it’s for, and any timeline or budget you have in mind. You don’t need a finished spec.