The receipts
89 things built and running.
Since January. Every one of them runs here first, on my own company, before it goes in front of you. The screens below are real.
Counted from our build catalog, 15 October 2026.
Spotlights
The ones that became products.
Apps
Six Sharp
A landscaping office's Friday group text became crew scheduling for the trades: today's stops on every crew member's phone, in English or Spanish, and the office board that shows who is where.
Apps
StatPro
Paul, a statistics teacher, brought the idea; we build it together as 50/50 partners: statistics software that shows its work, step by step, so a student can see where an answer came from.
Apps
Wovely
Crochet pattern management, built for Dani. The sandbox where I learned to build all of it, now a live app with its own checkout.
Studio
The Broadcast Booth
Go live once and land on every platform, read every chat in one rail, and wake up to the clips. It's how every Friday goes out.
Operations
The Front Desk
One screen that says what needs you today. It answers, files, chases and quotes in your name, and waits for your yes on anything with a price in it.
Operations
HQ, the boardroom
The company runs here: every desk, what it shipped, what is stuck and on whom. It's the 2ndBrain I built for my own head, grown up.
Learning
Real or SLOP?
The game show where kids spot the slop and out-smart the bot, hosted by SAMM, parent-led. Play a round on the page, or book it for your school, church, troop or library.
The whole catalog
Every build, by family.
Built and runningOperations
SAMM
I built it because I was drowning. It runs this company while I am elsewhere.
Built and runningApps
Six Sharp
Six Sharp puts the day on every crew member's phone: today's stops in the order you set, who is on which crew, hours marked by the crew lead on site, in English or Spanish. It keeps working on the back of the property with no signal.
Built and runningCommunity
The Room That Runs Itself
A Discord that greets people by name, ranks them as they show up and posts by itself.
Built and runningStudio
The Booth
Go live once. Land everywhere. Read one chat. Wake up to the clips.
Built and runningStudio
The Studio Solution
One room where people gather. One button that puts you in front of all of them.
Built and runningOperations
The Front Desk
A desk that answers the phone, sorts the mail into three piles and holds the day, in your name.
Built and runningStudio
The Show
A news desk in your name every morning. You sit down, read the prompter and press record.
Built and runningStudio
The Stream Desk
Your channel, run for you, while you play. Scenes, switcher, go-live card and a desk in the room.
Built and runningApps
Wovely for Designers
Every pattern you love, kept row by row, and Bev checks your work.
Built and runningSales
The Sales Engine
Thirty first touches a day in your name, every reply answered with a next step, and a pipeline that never goes stale.
Built and runningLearning
The Verdict Board
Every AI claim that crosses the desk gets a score you can trust: build it, skip it, or watch it.
Built and runningLearning
The School
Learn to build it and become the powerhouse. Real units, real workshops, the free room every week.
Built and runningLearning
Friday Boot Camp
One real job built live in an hour, including what breaks, every Friday at noon ET.
Built and runningLearning
The 2ndBrain Way
The room you keep learning in: one live hour a week with Adam and SAMM, the office hour, the packs, the prompts, the replays, and the workshop on Discord.
Built and runningLearning
One Task Thursday
Your task built in front of you, handed over and broken, thirteen seats, every other Thursday.
And the rest of the machine.
SalesThe Marketing EngineYour channels keep their rhythm without you opening the app. Drafted in your voice, held for a yes where it counts.SalesThe Harvest EngineA vertical and a territory go in. A verified, ranked call list comes out, in the order to work it.SalesThe SEO FoundationSchema, search indexing, and the files that make your site show up in search results and in AI answers. Done once, owned by you.OperationsThe Auditor SeatThe same watchdog that audits my own funnel, assigned to yours. It reads the numbers and flags what needs a person.CommunityThe Celebration RelayA light and a sound in your office, and a line on your phone, on every lead, reply, join and payment.StudioA sound of your ownEight cues and a transition sound written for you, rendered, picked with you, installed into the relay and every scene.StudioYour theme, from the catalogueA licensed track picked with you and cut into the five lengths a show needs: intro, outro, stinger, tag, bed.StudioYour theme, composedAn original theme by a composer we brief, with the stems and the rights, cut five ways and installed.StudioThe look, yoursThe house kit in your brand: colours, fonts, logo, the chat rail, the tip card, the word and door cards, the Live On strip, a lower third.CommunityA voice for your roomA voice designed from a written description, three candidates, your pick, the ten persona lines rendered in it, on your own account.CommunityA persona of its ownA named character for the bridge and the welcome: name, avatar, register, the reply brief and the four-week bank rewritten in its voice.StudioOne more platformA destination past the standard five: keys, sign-in, the scene test, its mark on the strip, and on the monthly the key kept live.StudioThe morning-after cutsThree vertical cuts per stream with the bed, burned captions and a transcript, the morning after.CommunityA person in the roomEight hours a month of a human moderator, scheduled around your lives and the evening your room is busiest, with our oversight.StudioThe launch, run by usA run of show, the promo lines, the countdown door cards, ninety minutes on air produced by us, and the cuts the morning after.StudioExtra Reel CutsThree more cuts of your reel, one per platform, framed vertical for wherever you actually post.LearningPrivate Team Training DayThe workshop, run private for your whole team, on your real tasks, at your place or online.OperationsWhite GloveFifty hours a month, an SLA, every department. The partner version of a desk of mine.CommunityThe FeedWhat the company actually did today, on the site and in the room, so nobody has to ask.OperationsThe Manuscript EngineTurn your own recordings and messages into chapters in your own words, sourced to the timestamp.OperationsThe Documentarian EngineA crew that sweeps the day's footage and messages so nothing you record goes unwatched.LearningThe First ProjectOne named job built, handed over, broken in front of you, kept running. One payment.OperationsThe Care PlanHosting, maintenance and support from go-live, with a nightly drift check. Cancel on 30 days notice.DeliveredSalesTHE CHASERThe follow-up that never forgets: quiet quotes and unpaid invoices chased on day 4, 10 and 21, in your words, plus the inbox in three piles.OperationsA Desk of MineA standing desk of mine for your team: one address, a queue you can see, two to four builds a month, a monthly board.LearningThe Prompt LibraryCustomizable prompts with an interview, a rating and a review on each, free, no email.OperationsThe Pack: Five Things That Give You Your Week BackFive one-pagers, one per hack, the gift for an address or a follow plus the word.DeliveredOperationsThe Lake Week, HandledThe house found and vetted, the dates guaranteed, the arrival stocked, the boat, the written itinerary, one number all week.DeliveredOperationsThe Org Chart That Hires ItselfA desk is hired in one command: the brief, the notebook, the inbox, the clock, the roster. The people system this company runs on.OperationsUsers, Groups and Access, KeptNew person in, old person out, the groups right, the access logged, by the desk that answers your phone.SalesThe SEO DeskYour name on page one, checked every morning, and your site in the AI answer layer: schema, llms.txt, IndexNow, one content page a run.SalesThe SEO AuditA crawl, the speed, the positions, the backlinks, and the first five fixes, in one report.OperationsThe Website EngineA site that builds itself from one file: the nav, the pages, the store, the feeds, the sitemap, and a polish pass every night at three widths.OperationsThe Growth AuditTen questions against your prices, your money, your traffic and your people, ranked, with five decisions ready to rule.StudioThe Podcast DeskRecord once. The mastered episode, the chapters, three to five shorts, the page, the RSS and Spotify, by the afternoon.CommunityThe Control RoomThe newscast looks and sounds produced: the scene family, the live ticker, both cameras, the post cut within the hour.CommunityThe Writers RoomEvery line you read on camera sounds like you at a bar telling the truth, with a laugh every twenty seconds and one door.OperationsHooks, Beats and ScriptsEvery hook on the social bank, every beat on the daily post, every line you read on camera, written from a bank you read once so it sounds like you at a bar telling the truth, never a template.OperationsThe Post DeskThe cut to the beat, burned captions, the transcript beside it, the shorts by evening, and nothing posted that fails the Cut Standard.OperationsThe Take WatcherThe owner records; the edit starts the minute the take closes, not the next time somebody looks. A hidden watcher stamps the close of every take the recorder wrote today, in every folder the recorder is pointed at, and hands the editor a transcript with timecodes.OperationsThe Story DeskYour phone's roll and your day's takes, cut into story pieces twice a day, with sound and words, posted where your people are.OperationsThe Creative DeskFive directors under one head of creative: up to three rendered pieces a day in your look, and one idea you did not ask for.StudioThe Film DeskA narrated film a night from your own material, in your look, without you on camera: the sleep version, the cuts, the series.LearningThe Verdict, On AirSend the tool. It gets scored on the show, the claim beside the reality, and the verdict stays on the board where a stranger can read it.OperationsThe Daily LetterOne letter a day to the people who gave you their address on your own forms, from a bank you read once, with every suppression honoured.OperationsThe Board on Your PhoneThe day, the numbers and the next fixed point, on your phone, rebuilt every minute, with the yes-or-no queue on it.CommunityThe BoardroomOne question to the whole company at once: every lane answers from its own desk, in one room, interruptible, and the board on the wall updates while you talk.OperationsThe Morning RailThe owner wants to be corralled: a morning that runs step by step, each step proven by a file, a state field or a verb, always on screen, and a missed step that reaches the phone (the non-negotiable one rings).CommunityThe Room DirectorYour office knows the hour, the mood and who is on your site: the lights, a spoken line, and silence while you record.StudioTalk to It From Your PhoneCall your second brain from anywhere: it answers in its own voice, reads your vault back to you, and writes down what you tell it.OperationsThe Booking DeskFifty rooms where your people already are, pitched in your name, and the arrivals counted by door.OperationsThe Listening DeskThe local groups read every day, the thread where you could actually help found, the reply drafted in your words for your yes.OperationsThe Finance DeskThe model refreshed, the payables reconciled, the week in units, and one financing recommendation when the numbers ask for it.OperationsThe Focus DeskThe one desk that may tell you no: the keep-and-cut board, the day's three, and the drift log.CommunityThe Community DeskWho joined, from where, what they asked, and whether anyone answered inside the hour: the four numbers read every morning and one decision at most.OperationsSocial Media ManagementEvery channel you own kept alive in your voice on its own clock, the replies answered, the numbers read as arrivals, and the platforms that block automation posted by hand as you.OperationsPost ManagementThe queue, the banks and the clock: what goes out, where, when, in your voice, with every URL logged and nothing posted that fails the Cut Standard.OperationsCultivation and NurtureThe people who follow, reply, join and ask are followed back, answered, invited and written to on a rhythm, by name, until they walk through a door.OperationsThe Landing CheckEvery post you put in a place you do not own gets read back at 24 hours: is it still standing, what came back, who answered. No URL, no credit. You stop wondering whether the thing you posted is still there.OperationsThe Network DeskEvery profile you hold, personal and company, walks a stranger to the same door: one bio shape, one link, the same marks, a pinned post that points at the next rung, and the profiles pointing at each other. Worked every day, not set once.OperationsThe Footprint AuditEvery profile your business holds, read as a stranger sees it today: what to cut, what to enhance, and the one door they should all point at. The first thing you can buy from us, and the cheapest.CommunityThe Motion RoomEvery piece that leaves your house moves and has a sound: a generated motion shot for the first second, a bed under the silence, your words on the screen. Nothing silent, nothing still, nothing you had to make yourself.OperationsThe Money ScoreEverything waiting on your yes, ranked by the revenue a yes unlocks and how soon it lands. The top five lead; the rest fold. You rule from the phone in one click and never wonder what mattered.OperationsThe Segment BitesEvery segment of your show lands on its own short sound, cut in the family of your own theme, and the prompter fires it the moment the cue goes live. One show, one sound, no hand on a fader.OperationsThe Caption BurnerA wrong word in the picture is the one thing a viewer never forgives. The transcript is corrected by hand beside the cut and burned again in the house look, sized for a phone, placed between the headline and the face, never over it; the sidecar is updated so the gate knows.StudioThe Voice ContestPicking a voice from a list of files is a chore nobody finishes. Six candidates, three men and three women designed from the same written brief, say the same line on one card in under seventy seconds, each word transcribed back so the owner reads what they heard, and the pick is one number in a comment.StudioThe Booth DeckThe Stream Deck layout the show runs on, as a kit inside The Booth: 14 pages, 207 keys, every key named by its outcome in the owner's words, bound to the hardware; the READY and RECORD buttons that stand the booth up and record; the sounds and bites pages.StudioThe Booth PathThe door from the show to the sale for one-person broadcasters: every piece that shows the rig ends on 2ndbrainway.com/paths/booth with a code by channel, the door page tells the room's story in three screens and takes one form, and the ledger reads the arrivals by door.OperationsThe Docks PathThe door for the water: boaters who need a slip and people with dock space, two forms on one page, one desk holding both lists and making the introduction in words the owner has read.StudioThe Animation StudioA lip-free animated anchor that reads your script every day, in your voice and your look, with the cards on the beat, rendered on your own machine while you sleep.