Agentic Development of Human Designs
Apps built with chaos, designed with purpose. Created by a neurodivergent designer who believes the best tools come from understanding the beautiful mess of neurodivergent minds.
Built Different, On Purpose
Conceput altfel, în mod intenționat
Each project is born from personal experience and designed to help others who think outside the box.
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The Chaos Ecosystem
An ADHD-friendly task manager that turns brain dumps (typed, spoken, or photographed) into tasks with Claude Haiku, then tells you what's next.
- Do This Next: AI picks your next task from your energy, time, calendar, and goals.
- Sittings, Not Marathons: Plan a big task across several work sessions instead of one unrealistic block.
- Goals That Move: Every goal shows its next step, and AI can break it into starter tasks.
- Rescue: Deadline looming? Tell it what's due and it builds a step-by-step plan.
- Canvas + MCP: Canvas calendar import for class schedules, plus 41 MCP tools: connect Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP app by signing in, and it can work your list.
A patch tracker for agentic development — log bugs, fixes, and features per project, then let Claude Code read and close them mid-session.
- 27 MCP Tools: Claude can add, search, batch-update, and complete patches over remote MCP — and attach screenshots to them directly.
- Screenshot to Patch: Paste a bug screenshot into Add Patch and Claude drafts the title and notes for you to edit before saving.
- Changelog in One Click: Turn a project's finished patches into plain-language release notes (new, fixed, polish), ready to copy as Markdown.
- Specs + Screenshots: Each patch carries terse notes, a long-form markdown spec, and image attachments Claude can see.
- Bulk Actions: Archive, delete, reprioritize, or tag a stack of patches at once, with filters saved in the URL.
- Insights: This week's wins grouped by project, your 7-day pace, whether the backlog is growing or shrinking, and which patches are stuck — across every project.
- Stale Nudges: Patches untouched for a week surface on the dashboard, with a one-tap "still relevant" to reset the clock.
- Installable: Works as a PWA on desktop and mobile.
An ADHD-friendly Romanian app for English speakers, built on second language acquisition research instead of streaks and guilt.
- Error Garden: Mistakes get clustered, and fossilizing patterns get flagged before they harden.
- Chaos Window: Time-boxed speaking and writing sessions with AI feedback and a hard stop.
- Workshop: Grammar micro-challenges aimed at your own error patterns.
- Deep Fog + Mystery Shelf: Read and listen to authentic Romanian, then collect the words that stumped you.
- The Ensemble: Speech recognition, phoneme-level pronunciation scoring, grammar checks, and an AI tutor.
A Latin drill app built on the Suburani textbook, with vocab and grammar opening up on an intro course's class schedule, down to which tenses are unlocked.
- Parse Drills: See a noun and name its case, number, declension, and job. See a verb and name its person, number, tense, and conjugation, then say what it means.
- Conjugate: Get a dictionary form and a slot, then produce the form. Multiple choice, or typed with forgiving macrons.
- Decode & Word Order: Read the endings, not the word order, across nominatives, datives, prepositions, and plural subjects where only the verb's -t or -nt tells you who's doing it.
- Little Words: Prepositions and the case they take, conjunctions, adverbs, and spotting the part of speech.
- Learn Charts: Declension and conjugation tables in the textbook's own layout, plus endings, tense signs, and principal parts. Made for open-chart quizzes.
- Chapter Vocab: Vocab through chapter 32, filterable by chapter, declension, tense, and conjugation.
- Speed Mode: An opt-in timer and streak.
- Claude Tutor: A companion MCP server lets Claude quiz you and track weak areas.
Other Projects
A lecture companion for ADHD brains: record a class, get a live AssemblyAI transcript, and let Nugget take AI notes while you listen.
- 6 Study Tools: Summary, key concepts, flashcards, quizzes, concept maps, and ELI5, all built from your lecture.
- Exam Rooms: Exam simulations with weak-spot tracking, so you know what to study next.
- Study With Friends: Friends, DMs, study rooms, and multiplayer Quiz Battle and Jeopardy.
- StudyQuest: Adopt a pixel cat that levels up from your study XP and battles for shop coins.
An ADHD-friendly study app for notes, documents, and handwriting, with Nugget the cat to help you study. It grew out of ScribeCat, minus the audio.
- Write It Your Way: Type, sketch by hand, or snap a photo of the whiteboard. Every session saves itself.
- Nugget Drafts Notes: Upload a PDF or a photo and get organized notes you can edit.
- Study Tools: Flashcards, quizzes, concept maps, and ELI5 breakdowns from your notes in one click.
- Study Together: Study rooms with classmates' live cursors, shared sessions, and quiz battles.
A research command center for the way ADHD brains actually research — find papers, save them, and track your own studies in one place.
- Find Papers: Search OpenAlex and Crossref, or add any paper from its DOI alone, with free open-access versions flagged.
- Library: Save, annotate, and summarize articles, keep page-cited excerpts and uploaded PDFs, and follow a citation trail to what each paper cites and what cites it.
- Questions + Journal: Group questions by theme, link them to articles, and journal as you go.
- Ask the Pile: Turn the papers linked to a question into a short synthesis where every claim cites its paper, plus the 1–3 worth reading next.
- One Section, Not the Paper: Claude reads the full text and points to the sections that answer your question, with page numbers.
- Your Own Studies: Hypotheses and design decisions keep a revision chain of what changed and why.
- Clipper + MCP: A Chrome extension clips excerpts, and 53 MCP tools let Claude search, discover papers, and read and write your research.
An MCP server for what no codebase or task tracker holds — dated facts about you, your people, and which Claude is which.
- Dated Facts: Each fact records when it was established and how it's known, so stale context announces itself.
- Relationships: Pronouns, affiliations, and nicknames Claude would otherwise guess at.
- Claude Identities: Each Claude that connects gets told which one it is.
- 11 MCP Tools + Editor: Read and write from Claude, or edit it all in a web editor behind a private token or an optional account.
An MCP server that keeps Claude's hunches, dead-ends, and open questions alive across sessions instead of letting them evaporate when the chat ends.
- 11 MCP Tools: Capture, recall, search, and resolve notes, each tagged with a confidence from gut to conviction.
- Tiered Recall: Standing references first, then the open questions left untouched longest.
- Calibration Record: Closing a note records whether the hunch panned out, building a track record.
- Browse View: Search, filter, and sort everything Claude has kept on a read-only page.
- Optional Accounts: Recover a lost token by signing in; the MCP URL never needs one.
Where ideas go to be developed. Raw thoughts get caught in Loose Change; the ones worth keeping come to Kindling with a title, a kind, a home, and a next step, and it keeps resurfacing them until you use them or let them go.
- Structured Sparks: Every idea gets a title, a kind (story, development, research, reading, essay), a home, and a next step.
- 21 MCP Tools: Kindle, recall, snooze, promote, and prune sparks from Claude, which offers to keep an idea instead of filing things on its own.
- Recall Ranking: Whatever has waited longest and been touched least comes up first.
- Decay: Untouched sparks go cold after 180 days (configurable), so you triage on purpose.
- Develop This: A short guided session with Claude that asks one question at a time (what it's for, what's unclear, what the smallest version is) and ends with a sharper write-up and next step you approve before it's saved.
- Promotion: When a spark becomes something real, it gets a moment, and a "What they became" wall keeps a record of where each one went.
- Web Dashboard: At-a-glance stats, a "worth another look" spotlight, heat on every card, a board grouped by each spark's home, and optional accounts with separate work and personal spaces.
An interactive map of Walt Whitman's Song of Myself: all 52 sections as stars, each paired with a track from We as Walt: Songs of My Selves, Lanae Drew's 52-song response playlist.
- Constellation Map: Sections that share themes (body, grass, multitudes, death) are threaded together.
- Section View: The full section beside its song, a Spotify player, and a liner note.
- Search & Themes: Full-text search plus theme filters that light up matching stars.
- Deep-Space Scene: Drifting nebulae, a parallax starfield, and the odd shooting star.
A personal book catalog for your shelf, your wishlist, and your library loans — the due-date tracking Goodreads and StoryGraph skip.
- Library Loans: Due dates, overdue states, and one-tap renew or return.
- Scan to Add: Scan a barcode or search, and covers and descriptions fill in.
- Recommendations: Ask for a book in your own words, or open the picks friends send you.
- Friends: Add friends by code to see each other's shelves (loan details stay private).
- 16 MCP Tools: Add books, renew loans, and send picks from Claude.
Lock the colors you want, pick a harmony style, and an OKLCH engine fills in the rest — then shows it on a real page instead of seven rectangles.
- Harmony Engine: Seven harmony styles, 2 to 7 colors, every hue equally vivid.
- Palette in Context: A full blog page, with a legend for which color paints what.
- Contrast Readout: Checks every pairing against WCAG and offers the nearest passing color.
- Two Layouts: Soft grunge (dense) or Dreamy (airy), because a palette can survive one and die in the other.
- Share & Export: Share a link, grab a PNG or SVG card, or copy OKLCH CSS variables.
A voice-and-text capture PWA for thoughts that show up while you're driving, falling asleep, or mid-something-else. Capturing never asks you to decide anything.
- One-tap capture: Tap to record, tap to stop, and AssemblyAI transcribes it (offline captures sync later).
- Batch triage: One entry at a time: keep, discard, skip, or send to Kindling or ControlledChaos, with undo on everything.
- No guilt mechanics: A plain untriaged count, with no streaks, no red badges, and no countdown.
- 14 MCP tools: Claude can capture, search, triage, and fix transcripts alongside your other tools.
A word processor that stores every block as its own row, so who-wrote-what and what-changed-since-you-left live in the data model instead of being parsed out after the fact.
- Diff since last visit: See which blocks changed while you were gone, and who changed them.
- Cleo: An in-app Claude who reacts to your edits and remembers her past reactions.
- Collaboration: Invite friends onto shared docs and see who else is viewing.
- The basics, done properly: Footnotes, word-count goals, find and replace, and PDF, Word, and Markdown export.
- MCP door: 8 tools let other Claude instances list, read, search, and diff your docs — six reads, plus two that only mark what they've caught up on.
An etymology explorer that shows English words living through their history (how each one was spelled, how it sounded, and what it meant at every stage), not just where it came from.
- Era timeline: Scrub through a word's forms, IPA, and meanings, with its semantic drift named.
- Real attestations: Quotes pulled from Old, Middle, and Early Modern English corpora, cited and translated.
- Hear it: Reconstructed pronunciation audio per era (synthetic on purpose; nobody recorded Old English).
- Human-reviewed: Claude drafts entries from corpus and Wiktionary data; each is reviewed before publishing.
A reader for class readings and research papers, PDF or Word: the actual page, your highlights and margin notes, and Claude in a sidebar.
- The Real Page: PDFs render as the page itself, Word files are converted to PDF on upload, and scanned pages get opt-in OCR.
- Highlights + Margin Notes: Highlight anything and write notes beside it in the margin, like annotating a printout.
- Ask Claude: A sidebar chat that knows the document you're reading.
- Quiz Me: Multiple-choice and typed short-answer quizzes on the whole document or a page range, weighted toward what you highlighted.
- Claude Instructions: Tell Claude once in Settings how you like things explained, and the chat and quizzes follow it.
- A Reading Desk: An annotated-manuscript look with Moss and Riga themes, dark or light, all WCAG AA.
Neurodivergent-friendly mods for Claude Code that keep your work visible and your wins audible. A status line shows the patch you're on, a rotating set of chimes celebrates when it's done, a gentle clock nudges you to check in with your body on long sessions, and a re-entry card (back anytime with /recap) tells you where you left off. Switch topics and it offers to park the old thread so nothing gets lost. CodyND helps and celebrates. It never polices.
The submissions portal for Hen & Ink Society, a student-run literary and art zine and the first AAP-based RSO at the University of Delaware.
- Submissions: Writers and artists submit work, track its status, and revise on request.
- Review Pipeline: A Kanban board moves pieces from coordinator to proofreader to editor-in-chief.
- Officer Tools: A task board, meeting polls, and Discord digests keep officers in sync.
Help Keep This Going
Everything I build is free — ControlledChaos, ChaosLimbă, Kindling, all of it. I'm a full-time college student who'd rather give my work away than gatekeep it behind a paywall. But servers cost money, domains cost money, and ramen can only sustain a person for so long.
If anything I've built has helped you, even a small monthly membership goes further than you'd think — it goes toward the servers, domains, and API calls that keep it all free. But if a one-time tip is more your speed, the floating yellow 'Tip Me' button in the corner has you covered. No pressure, no paywall, no guilt — just gratitude.
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