Apps & Tools

The Map of Life takes you through 400 decisions that shape a life — from childhood to career, relationships to retirement. Part book, part interactive experience. Explore the full website, try the demo, or dive into the companion NotebookLM.

ZAP gives you the field-level truth about your golf game. Track performance, analyze patterns, and get honest insights about where your strokes are going — and why.

Your interactive tool for searching detailed concert records. Search by song, date, city, state or country and find live concert videos. Use buttons on the details page to play in YouTube, Dropbox or copy URL for any video player. Dynamic data loading, advanced search filters with wildcard support, full concert details including setlists, venue info and notes.

A personal video vault for organizing, browsing, and streaming your video collection. Built for managing a large library of personal recordings and concert footage with direct playback links.

A personal movie and video database built over decades. Browse by genre, year, rating, or mood. Every film rated and annotated with personal notes. Manages a large library of personal recordings and concert footage with direct playback links.

Label and sort your photos and videos automatically. See every thumbnail, type a label, and generate move scripts instantly. Files move into labeled folders with one click. Flag files for permanent deletion. Takes the chaos out of thousands of unsorted media files.

"You Are Here" is an interactive travel guide series built using NotebookLM. Rather than a traditional, static guidebook, it acts as a dynamic digital companion for exploring major cities around the world — whether mapping out a detailed excursion through Italy, a scenic trip to Ireland, or a quick weekend in a new city.

Key Features

• Interactive Chat — A built-in assistant that allows users to ask specific questions about the city at any time, instantly retrieving accurate information from the guide's curated data.
• Audio Overviews (Podcast) — A generated podcast-style conversation where AI hosts discuss the city's highlights, history, and culture. Users can utilize interactive mode to join the conversation and ask questions while the audio plays.
• Video & Slide Presentations — Visual walkthroughs that highlight key landmarks, local customs, and practical navigation tips.
• Curated Dining Tables — An organized data table of recommended restaurants, ensuring users always have quick, scannable access to dining options.
• Quick-Reference Infographics — Visual summaries of essential city data, making it easy to digest complex information or itineraries at a glance.

The experience is designed to be completely flexible. Listen to the podcast on the plane, review the slide presentation at the hotel, or use the chat feature while walking down the street to find the nearest recommended spot. By compiling all these multimedia formats into one workspace, "You Are Here" ensures that travelers have all the insights they need, exactly when they need them.

Your Mark is a tool designed to help people capture and preserve their life story. It provides a structured way for individuals to document their experiences, beliefs, and lessons learned, creating a lasting legacy for their family and friends.

How It Works
The app provides a careful selection of interview-style questions that guide the user to think deeply about the most important parts of their life. Users—often with the help of friends and family—can film and record their responses, capturing not just the written word, but voice, facial expressions, and true personality. The recorded answers are brought together to form a complete, organized picture of the person's life, clearly showing the "mark" they have left on the world.

What It Captures

• Core Philosophy — The basic beliefs and rules the person lived by, what they believed was truly important, and how they measured a successful life.
• Relationships — The people who mattered most—family, friends, and partners—with space to leave direct, personal messages of love and gratitude.
• The Life Journey — The work they did, the hard times they faced, and the practical advice they gained from simply living and adapting to change.
• Passions & Creations — What the person loved to do, build, or create—hobbies, side projects, and how they expressed themselves.
• A Final Message — Last words of encouragement, hopes for the future, and honest advice for those they leave behind.

Your Mark turns the difficult task of summarizing a lifetime into a step-by-step process, ensuring that an individual's unique stories, humor, and wisdom are not lost to time.

NotebookLM is Google's AI notebook tool. I use it for research, writing, and organizing ideas. Jump straight into your own notebooks or explore what's possible.