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Fitters Book
Web appPipe data, fitting takeouts, offset calculators and an Iso Pad, ready on your phone.
Product screens · takeouts and offset calculator
AvailableOpen Fitters Book
The collection / Adam Designs
Apps, tools &
works in progress.
Start with my top 10, then explore the full collection of 19 projects. Field tools, AI assistants and useful software.
See 9 more projects ↓
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SpecScan
Web appFind and verify components against company specifications, with field confirmation built into the workflow.
Demo screen · sample component result
DemoExplore SpecScan
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SiteProof
Web appFind website problems, inspect the evidence and turn the findings into a clear repair plan.
Saved sample report · October 5, 2026
AvailableOpen SiteProof
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KEORIS
WindowsA desktop command center for AI-assisted projects, tasks and voice ideas. Public app access is coming soon.
Developer build · Bot Rooms · screenshot supplied by Adam · October 5, 2026
PreviewExplore KEORIS
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Reply Guy
Browser extensionSave useful posts and media, shape a draft in your own voice, and review it before posting to X.
Reply Guy inside X · screenshot supplied by Adam
AvailableGet Reply Guy
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Apps@Last
Web platformDiscover independent software and free tools, with a home for makers to share what they build.
Public website captured October 22, 2026
AvailableBrowse Apps@Last
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The Last Word
Web gameTrivia, multiplayer competition and the race to have the last word.
Local demo gameplay · September 21, 2026
Play onlinePlay free
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AskBar
WindowsBring Codex, Claude and Grok into a small desktop popup when you need a quick answer.
Browser interface preview · simulated replies · October 22, 2026
Free previewGet AskBar
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Anvil HQ
Web appCustomer, job, file and approval workflows built around the way a repair shop operates.
Local demo · fictional data · August 24, 2026
DemoOpen demo
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GearHead
Web / iOS projectVehicle diagnostics, performance tools and an automotive community in one project.
Public web demo · no vehicle connected · October 22, 2026
Web demoOpen demo
More from the collection
The rest, at a glance.
Public source on GitHub where available.
Product pages and demos for the others.
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Crew Comms
Crew time tracking, team updates and day-to-day operations. Demo uses fictional data.
Web app · Demo -
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PipeForge 3D
Plan and review pipe layouts in a 3D workspace. Explore the product direction and workflow.
Web app · In development -
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SignLocal
Add text, dates and signatures to a PDF in your browser, with files kept on your device.
Web app · Available -
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Fax by Adam Designs
Prepare fax workflows from an AI assistant. Actual delivery requires a separate provider and setup.
AI assistant plugin · Public package -
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Codex Imagegen
Use your own Codex account for image generation from Claude Code.
Claude Code plugin · Public package -
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Benny
Market research and commentary from the trading-copilot project.
Research showcase · Public updates -
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Material List
Turn piping isometric drawings into organized material takeoffs.
Desktop app · In development -
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Diagnostics Reader
Guided vehicle troubleshooting, from symptoms and codes to a structured diagnostic path.
Web app · Beta source -
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BotDoor
Owner-controlled Windows access for AI assistants. Public source retains the BotDesk name.
Windows + AI tools · In development
Built close
to the problem.
The stack changes. The standard does not: understand the real job, remove the friction, and ship something worth keeping.
Useful before impressive.
Every detail earns its spot by making the product clearer, faster, or easier to trust.
Built from real experience.
Field, shop, and business problems shape the software before technology choices do.
Ship the whole experience.
Product logic, interface, onboarding, edge cases, and the details people feel but rarely name.
Built for the person
doing the work.
What kinds of projects do you take on?
Website design, software design, custom web and desktop apps, redesigns, workflow tools, and practical AI integrations. I work with businesses across industries, with particular familiarity in restaurants and contractor operations. Each project starts with understanding what you need and deciding what is practical to build.
Do I need a full app?
Not always. Sometimes the right answer is a small internal tool, an integration between systems you already use, or a focused redesign of one painful workflow. I will tell you when a smaller solution is enough.
What happens after I send the brief?
I review the problem, ask only what is needed to understand the workflow, and reply with a plain recommendation: what I would build, what I would not build, and the next useful step.
Can I inspect the work first?
Yes. The Work page uses real product screens and links to the public demos that are ready to inspect. Client work is labeled by its actual status, including test mode and remaining launch gates.
I wanted these tools to exist.
So I built them.
I'm Adam — a father, husband, pipefitter, and self-taught software designer. Fifteen years across business ownership, operations, and skilled trades, plus a background in naval architecture and airplane structures.
I've been the one doing the work and the one responsible for delivering it. That's the perspective I build from.
Tell me what you want to build or improve.
Describe your website, app idea, or business process, who it needs to help, and what you want it to do. I will review the request and recommend a practical next step.
If the form cannot send, email Adam directly.
Based in Lucedale, Mississippi. Working locally and remotely worldwide.