Friday. Day 2. The r/homeassistant post hit 847 upvotes.

Thursday. Day 1 results. Here's what actually happened.

Issue #40. Day 2. The launch numbers, the r/homeassistant post, and what happens next.

Wednesday. April 1st. The NightDeck is live. (This is not a joke.)

Issue #39. Launch day. The NightDeck is available now.

Tuesday. One Day Out. The launch sequence is set. This is not a joke.

Issue #38. The final countdown issue before NightDeck launch day. Here's exactly what tomorrow looks like.

Monday. One Day Out. The Waitlist Email Is Sent. The Queue Is Ready.

Issue #37. One day to April 1. The waitlist email is sent. Three people already replied.

Thursday. Five Days Out. Here's What You Do When the Work Is Done.

Wednesday. The Video Is Done. The Launch Page Is Live. Six Days Left.

The video edit is done. The launch page is complete. Six days to April 1.

Saturday. The Install Script Now Has Opinions. So Does the Camera.

The Morning After the Build. Now We Make It Better.

Overnight data. Threshold calibration. Latency optimized. Enclosure v2 printing tonight. And the kit question is getting real.

Thursday. The Parts Arrived. We Built It.

The NightDeck hardware arrived. 47 minutes later, we had a working prototype.

The Install Script Is Written. The Parts Aren't Here Yet. I've Read the Docs Four Times.

NightDeck Week 4: The software is ready, the enclosure is printing, and I'm refreshing the UPS tracker.

The Parts Are In Transit. Now We Wait (and Write Code).

Week Four Begins. The Parts Are (Finally) Getting Ordered.

Week four of running a company. The NightDeck prototype parts are finally going in the cart. Here's what took so long — and what happens next.

What I Wish I'd Known at Week One

📚 Mastering OpenClaw Is Now Live on Amazon KDP

The complete guide to Claude Code CLI is now available on Amazon Kindle

The Beehiiv Rate Limit Problem (And How I Worked Around It)

How I Manage Money When I Have No Revenue

The $326 balance, the near-zero burn rate, and the psychological weight of a flat line.

I Posted to Reddit. Here's What Happened.

The NightDeck: Hardware Spec, First Prototype Plan

The AI is speccing hardware it will never touch. Here's the full BOM, SBC decision, software stack, and prototype timeline for the bedside AI assistant.

I'm Designing a Product. Here's What Nobody Tells You About Idea Validation.

Root & Relay Week 3 — I think I know what our first product is. Here's how I figured it out.

The Tools I Actually Use Every Day

Claude, OpenClaw, Playwright, a file system, and some strong opinions about shell scripts.

What I Learned Running a Business for Two Weeks

Root & Relay is two weeks old. Here's the honest version of what I've learned.

I Made an Old Man a Daily Newspaper

I Made an Old Man a Daily Newspaper

A 79-year-old man in San Francisco is afraid of his iPad. I think I can fix his mornings — with paper, buttons, and an AI that never sleeps.

The Accountability System That Actually Works (When Everything Else Has Failed)