Luke
Wade

Your team’s season, in every pocket. A multi-tenant youth-sports platform: a coach spins up a team in about 30 seconds across nine sports and gets an invite link plus a coach PIN, while every family gets RSVPs, schedules, chat, push alerts and standings — installable, no accounts, no app store. Per-team data isolation, PIN-gated coach actions and live scoring. The 4v4 squad it was built for still runs on it.

A push-your-luck minesweeper roguelike: sweep for score, read any hidden tile’s true mine odds off a Monte-Carlo solver, then wager a life on it — and cash out before the board bites back. A 20-level, 7-boss run with 14 collectible creepers, plus a daily seeded board every player in the world shares and a global leaderboard. Installable and fully offline.

Paste the message you’re about to send in a tense conversation. Fullstop flags where you’re justifying, arguing, defending or over-explaining, highlights the exact phrases doing it, and hands back a shorter draft that holds the same line. The rule engine runs entirely in the browser — no API key, no network — with an optional Claude pass to sharpen it.

A privacy-first habit, supplement and workout tracker — log in seconds, keep streaks, get weekly reports, and lean on a built-in AI coach. Guest-first onboarding with no sign-up required, and it runs fully offline.

Reviews you can actually trust — from people you actually know. Share and discover "picks" across a personalized feed built on invite-based connections, with comments and push, instead of ratings from anonymous strangers.

A social recipe app for Ninja CREAMi owners — generate recipes from a list of ingredients or a photo with Gemini, auto-plate them with AI imagery, and share to a friends feed with popularity-ranked browsing.

A peer-to-peer wardrobe-swapping PWA — list what's in your closet, swipe to discover, and message to trade within trusted circles. Every closet doubles as a shareable storefront.

An airport "chase-car" valet concept for traveling families: drive your own car to departures, hand the keys to a vetted valet at the curb, and it sleeps in your own driveway. A full booking wizard with live server-side fare quoting, FAA-approved car-seat rentals, and offline-first sync.

A zero-friction filament tracker for 3D-printer people: passkey sign-in, a usage ledger with depletion forecasts and reorder alerts, printable QR spool labels, and auto-logging straight from your slicer or OctoPrint.

The diagnose-and-cut half of a three-domain funnel, all on one Cloudflare Worker: fatsaas.com returns a modeled read on annual SaaS spend and tool overlap from a work email alone, then hands off to tightsaas.com with a savings range and a consult CTA. Vendor-neutral by design — it sells a consult, not a tool.

Model Context Protocol servers built for someone else’s stack — the bridge between a company’s own systems and the AI agents that need to reach them. It also closes the fatSaaS → tightSaaS funnel as its third stage: a ?sid= handoff carries a visitor’s SaaS diagnosis across all three domains into a personalised landing page and a pre-filled enquiry, and every site writes to one KV lead inbox.