What happens when you keep asking "why"?

A space for
curious
wandering

Experiments in AI, automation systems, and playful prototypes. Some become tools. Some are just questions worth exploring.

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Chapter One

Current Discoveries

Each project here began as a question. What if bedtime stories could be infinitely personal? What if a virtual pet could bring unexpected joy? These are rabbit holes I've wandered down.

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Tiny Story Mill

Personalised bedtime tales generated in seconds. Pick a storyteller voice, add magical keywords, and let the mill weave stories that couldn't exist without this exact moment.

Explore this rabbit hole
02

Niblet

A playful virtual fish that chases lasers, begs for food, and brightens your day. Sometimes the best experiments are the silliest.

Meet Niblet 03

Git Hardwork Analyzer

Ever wondered how "hard" your commits actually are? This tool uses AI to analyse your git history and score each commit's complexity.

Measure the grind 04 Coming Soon

Workout Coach

AI-powered strength training for people who want to get stronger without the guesswork. Personalised programs, integrated mobility, intelligent progression.

Join the waitlist 05 Coming Soon

Parts

An IFS therapy voice companion. Have conversations with your inner parts, track patterns across sessions, and explore your inner world with AI support.

Join the waitlist
Chapter Two

The Practical Side

Curiosity also builds things. I help teams — from scrappy startups to scaling operations — turn AI experiments into working systems.

AI Systems for Teams Who Ship

After years building enterprise systems and working with startups, I founded this practice to help teams access capabilities that didn't exist 6 months ago. Whether it's integrating AI into workflows or prototyping a product idea in a weekend, I help founders and operators move faster.

What I Do

  • End-to-end AI integrations
  • AI-powered workflows
  • Custom tools and assistants
  • Rapid prototyping

How I Work

  • Discovery first—find the real problems
  • Rapid sprints (2–4 weeks)
  • Claude, Cursor, custom agents
  • Ship fast, iterate faster

Who I Help

  • Founders building AI-native products
  • Teams scaling beyond spreadsheets
  • Operators exploring what's possible with AI
  • Anyone stuck on the same problem
Chapter Three

The Wanderer

Every path leads somewhere interesting if you stay curious long enough.

I've spent my career at the intersection of technology and curiosity. Ten years at Deloitte taught me how to build systems that scale. The experiments here teach me what's possible.

This site is part portfolio, part playground. Some of these projects will become real products. Others are simply questions I wanted to explore. The recursive part? Each answer leads to three more questions.

That's the fun of it.

— Hom

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