Live

Now.

A public log of what the studio is building, reading, learning, and listening to this week. Stolen from Derek Sivers' nownownow.com movement. Unpolished on purpose.

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Deploys this week12
Open PRs3
01

Currently Building

PropertyPack v2

in progress

Rebuilding the whole compliance engine around a streaming JSON differ. Round-trip between a solicitor and an estate agent drops from 4 days to 40 minutes.

Progress065%
Stack · Next.js 14 · Supabase · PostgREST

SiteSight

beta

Planning-permission intelligence for construction firms. Slurps the Irish planning register nightly, extracts context with an LLM, and flags opportunities by address radius.

Progress085%
Stack · n8n · Postgres · pgvector · Claude

ComplianceKit

shipped

GDPR & data-handling toolkit for Irish SMEs. Automated DPIA flows, cookie-banner generator, and audit trail. Boring. Important.

Progress100%
Stack · Next.js · Stripe · Supabase RLS
02

Currently Reading

Designing Data-Intensive Applications

by Martin Kleppmann

The third time. Re-reading the chapter on stream processing while building SiteSight.

Oblique Strategies

by Brian Eno

Pulled when we're stuck on a UX decision. Usually works.

The Grug Brained Developer

by grugbrain.dev

A yearly re-read. Still correct.

03

Currently Listening

  • Lankum — False LankumOn repeat while writing tests.
  • Nils Frahm — All MelodyDeep-work default.
  • Syntax.fmFor keeping tabs on the JS world.
04

Currently Learning

  • pgvector + hybrid search — building semantic + keyword matching for SiteSight
  • Partial Prerendering (PPR) in Next.js 15 canary
  • WebGPU compute shaders for a data-viz experiment
  • Irish planning law (the technical bits, not the politics)
05

Side Experiments

Onliware Watercooler

A tiny Supabase + WebSocket toy for async studio standups. May ship, may stay private.

A Wexford weather widget

Because every site needs a stupid hyper-local detail.

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