
This site (lindsayedwardsit.com)
My portfolio and writing home, rebuilt from scratch as a fast, static Astro site on Cloudflare.
- TypeScript
- Astro
- Tailwind CSS
- MDX
- Cloudflare Pages
- Object storage
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The portfolio: a software studio, a fleet of products in flight, the tools that build them, and this site. Each writeup covers what it does, why it matters, and the real stack underneath. The status badges are honest, some of these are shipped, most are still on the bench.

My portfolio and writing home, rebuilt from scratch as a fast, static Astro site on Cloudflare.

My own software studio and brand, a scroll-driven teaser site staking out the name while the products take shape.

A multi-tenant AI content platform covering the whole lifecycle, from first draft to publishing across 17 platforms, with the costs kept honest.

One platform for the whole mess of a life, money, health, meals, calendar and habits, with a creature companion keeping score.

A financial operating system for solo founders, the layer between your accounting software and your next capital decision.

Runs the unglamorous side of being in a band, operations, releases and audience growth, in one multi-tenant platform.

Back office for photography businesses, galleries, client delivery and invoicing, with AI culling that pre-sorts the shoot.

A self-hosted chassis for always-on agent workhorses, trading, lead generation and tender intelligence, shipped as versioned packs.

Cook n cap, records every Claude Code session, then lets you chat with, mine, and publish what actually happened.

A CRM that reads your inbox and calendar so relationships stop falling through the cracks.

62 scanners and counting, one platform to find secrets, CVEs and injection flaws before someone less friendly does.

YAML agents wired into DAG workflows, run from a local CLI against whichever model provider you like.

Local-first blog writing with AI assistance and one-click publishing to ten platforms.

Eight small mobile apps that each do one thing well, and quietly open the door to LifeOrchestrator.

A band site pretending to be a haunted Windows XP machine, with a real Stripe merch store underneath.

A Supercross time-attack game that looks like 1997 on purpose, low poly, CRT scanlines, built for mobile.
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