Independent dev building ethical AI tools. Laid off, went solo, shipped anyway. Your support keeps the lights on.
I got laid off 9 months ago. Instead of panicking, I started building.
18+ hour days. Solo. No funding. No safety net.
The result: Project Navi — open-source tools for developers who believe AI should be transparent, ethical, and actually useful.
- PBJRAG — Code analysis that tracks trajectory, not just snapshots. Finds the rot before it spreads.
- LazyTest — Test framework that learns from your codebase. Less config, more coverage.
- DSC (Differential Symbolic Calculus) — The math underneath it all. Measures coherence, resonance, contradiction.
Every dollar goes directly to:
- Food (yes, literally)
- Keeping servers running
- More time building instead of job hunting
I'm not a company. I'm one person who believes open-source AI tools shouldn't require a VC check.
$5/month — Early access to new features, your name in the contributors list $25/month — Priority bug fixes, monthly development updates $100/month — Direct input on roadmap, 1:1 calls $500/month — Your logo on repos, dedicated support channel
I'm broke. I'm tired. But I'm shipping.
If my tools have helped you, or if you believe this work matters — your support keeps me going.
Built by someone who treats AI like whip-smart senior engineers and got tired of pretending single outputs tell the whole story.