Sai vs. Reality

Building in public. Failing with documentation.

I ship software into unrelated categories — pool practice, breathing, Bible reading, news — and Reality tells me which ones were wrong. Those stay published too, with the evidence.

Products

Every one of them, with what it actually is and where it actually stands.

Runout RankLive A pool rating from ten generated table layouts instead of 200 league games.
Pool & Billiards Self-TrainerLive Drills, skill exams and match tracking for practising pool on your own.
Snooker Self-TrainerLive The same structure as the pool trainer, rebuilt for a twelve-foot table.
Bible ProjectLive KJV and ESV offline, with an AI that answers when you have a question.
FlexiLive Timed, illustrated stretching plans with voice guidance. Built for a habit, not a workout.
TacetLive Breathing paced by vibration with the screen off, so nobody in the room notices.
Sai StudioLive MVP builds for non-technical founders. The consulting arm that pays for the rest of this.
AislefulBuilding Food judgments that recalculate against the daily limit you actually keep to. Not launched yet.
ChatengageBuilding Send documents as one package with a bot that answers questions about them.
Harness SurveyLive A survey that reads each answer and writes the follow-up question itself.

Killed

Products Reality closed. They keep their URL and gain a post-mortem: what I believed, what I built, what the evidence said, what I would do differently.

All post-mortems →

Why any of this

Build less. Learn faster. Kill sooner. Try again.

I'm not trying to become successful. I'm trying to become less stupid. Building a lot of small things across unrelated categories is the cheapest way I have found to be wrong quickly and in public. More about how this works →