Not every project needs a business case. These are experiments, toys, and proof-of-concept builds that showcase AI use cases, testing pipelines, and a healthy sense of humor.
None of these are core products. All of them were fun to build.
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A closer look at each project, what it does, and why it exists.
Sweet, Sweet Revenge
An Angry Birds-style physics sandbox built with Matter.js. Drag, aim, and launch peer-reviewed science books at Reviewer 2's towering fortress of bookshelves and objections. Knock it all down, reset, and try again. Includes a built-in level editor so you can construct your own towers of academic injustice. Because sometimes peer review feels personal.
What Does Their Bookshelf Say?
A playful tool for reading the room on video calls. Upload a screenshot and get AI-powered observations based on background details. That strategically placed Nobel Prize? We noticed.
Mad Libs for Academics
Pick a grant template, fill in the blanks (or hit randomize), and generate an absurd but eerily realistic grant abstract. Copy it, share it, and enjoy it. (Please do not submit it to NSF.)
Zoom Meeting Survival Kit
A 5x5 bingo card loaded with tech-based economic development buzzwords and Zoom call cliches. Tap squares as you hear them. Five in a row wins, along with whatever is left of your attention span.