Build: WhoStat → Flippa listing Tools used: Claude (chat), Claude Code, Flippa This is the first Build and Bail project to complete the full cycle. Idea. Build. Ship. Bail. WhoStat is a daily sports stats guessing game — Wordle but for sports nerds. You get a career stat line with no name attached and three […]
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Build: WhoStat — a daily sports stats guessing game Time spent: A few hours Tools used: Claude (chat), Claude Code, GitHub Pages, Cloudflare The idea was simple: Wordle, but for sports nerds. You get a stat line — career numbers, no name attached — and three guesses to figure out which player it belongs to.
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Build: White Knuckle Golf — Listing Strategy Time spent: ~15 minutes Tools used: Claude The Problem White Knuckle Golf has three text designs. Three. And I was already spiraling about listing architecture. Should every text-on-every-product be its own listing? Should I group by product with text as a variant? Should the text be the hero
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Everyone shortens URLs. I went the other direction. The idea hit me while hovering over a suspicious bit.ly link — you know the feeling. You don’t know where it goes. You don’t trust it. You click it anyway because you’re brave and/or reckless. But what if the link had been longer? More path segments. More
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If you’ve ever poked around bizbyct.com — my satirical “investor relations” page for abandoned businesses — you may have noticed there’s a tutorial tucked in the nav. Not a fake tutorial. An actual, functional one. That feels like it needs an explanation. When I built BizByCT, the whole joke was presenting dead projects with the
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Build Log: tugofwarcalculator.com It started, as most great ideas do, at work. Someone asked the group how many 5th graders they thought they could beat in a fight. You know the question. Everyone has a number ready. Nobody’s embarrassed about it. The room got loud. But then someone changed the scenario: okay, but what about
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The Dumb Question It started the way most of my projects start: with a question nobody asked. How many hamsters running in wheels would it take to power my website? I typed it into Claude, fully expecting a one-line joke. Instead, I got physics. A hamster generates about 0.5 watts on a wheel. They only
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I Built a Fake Pants Delivery Business in 2.5 Hours Using AI (And It Looks Real) It started with a web form. I was testing something out and needed to type in a fake business name. My brain did what my brain does, and I typed “Emergency Pants For When You Poop Yourself.” I laughed.
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The Joy Is In The Journey We’ve all got one. That big idea for an app, a product, a side business. The thing you think about in the shower. The thing you’ve been “almost ready” to start for three years. Most people spend months — sometimes years — trying to make it perfect before they
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