What I am building on this site, what comes next and why. I treat the site the way I treat any product: a clear problem, small releases and a look back at what worked. No dates on what’s next, just order.
Last updated October 25, 2026
Now
Being built or tested
Calm Window for Apple TV
Why: the Night view is the part I use most, so I am testing it as a calm app on its own, with weather, stars and a gentle lullaby.
Next
Planned, in this order
Product sense: three simple questions
Why: the questions I use on cars, apps and work, with real examples.
How the Daily Feed grew after launch
Why: a follow-up to the Daily Feed PRD, showing what changed after launch and what I learned.
A MacBook Air review
Why: what a 24 GB MacBook Air handles when I run AI on my Mac, and what it can’t.
A “New” dot on the Daily Feed
Why: returning visitors see when something changed, with one tap to this page.
Later
Ideas I want to try
A fourth daily game
Why: the daily streak brings people back. One more short puzzle keeps it fresh.
Pick your city
Why: the Daily Feed is built around Toronto. Weather and the night sky would work anywhere.
Share Calm Window more widely
Why: only if testing shows it is worth it. Free, with no tracking.
Shipped
Newest first. Each one links to where you can see it.
- This roadmap page: one place to see what is shipped and what is next
- Weather Lullaby, a calm sleep sound shaped by tonight’s weather, in Night mode
- Share your result after solving a daily game
- Time-zone note on the Daily Feed for visitors outside Toronto
- Night mode: live stars, planets and the solar system, with a sleep timer
- TV view of the Daily Feed for the living-room screen
- PRD example: one page for Toronto weather, transit and news
- Games: daily Sudoku, word search and Stars, which you can add to your home screen
- What 20 GRC software implementations taught me
- “Since you looked” shows what changed since your last visit
- Works offline, plus “At a glance” for phones
- Daily Feed: Toronto weather, getting around and headlines on one page
- 6 risk questions I use for big life decisions
- Meta’s Muse agent review: how I think about a new AI tool
- My learnings in using AI agents
- How I used AI to improve my website, the story behind this site’s changes
- A faster, safer site: PageSpeed scores of 99 to 100 and no tracking cookies
Tried and dropped
Part of building is saying no.
Busier sleep music
I tried two richer versions of the lullaby. The first, simpler one was calmer, so I kept it and only added gentle stereo.
Visitor analytics with cookies
Not worth a cookie banner. Simple counts without cookies tell me enough.
How I decide
Four quick questions for every idea.
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