Jerry Kindall — Professional explainer (Words for nerds)
A developer-facing portfolio that doubles as a curated index of technical writing, guides, and oddball projects (including a JFK Hoover voice chatbot tutorial).
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A developer-facing portfolio that doubles as a curated index of technical writing, guides, and oddball projects (including a JFK Hoover voice chatbot tutorial).
A slick “Illuminati Brotherhood” recruitment page that asks visitors to submit personal details to begin an encrypted evaluation process.
A 501(c)(3) cat rescue that frames donations as specific outcomes (meals, vet checks, TNR cycles) and backs it with impact stats and stories.
A third-party “independent entertainment guide” for Knoxville’s Tennessee Theatre with event listings and ticket links, plus a mobile app pitch.
A crisp, thesis-driven personal site pitching commercial intelligence systems (with case-file style proof and “field notes” energy).
A personal training/enablement page for an enterprise architect who teaches AI + Azure with a very specific “productionize it” angle.
An AI legal workflow product that frames itself as a “system of record and action” for litigators, with jurisdiction-tuned research and citation-first drafting.
A content hub for large-scale engineering and defense/space/transport explainers, presented like a curated “insider” publication.
A regional mapping and storytelling project that uses “lenses” and evidence boards to argue Memphis can’t stay fragmented without paying for it.
A polished AI 3D pipeline that promises text & image to textured, engine-ready models—plus an App & API.
An AI interviewer that runs a tailored technical mock interview and returns a hiring-panel-style scorecard—pay per session, no subscription.
A small studio pitching “custom systems for the work between the boxes,” with a clear thesis and a client-owned approach to AI/automation.
A set of free, UK-focused calculators to plan a move around school distance, catchment radius, commute costs, and affordability.
A Bangalore-first “learn a skill, find your people” events marketplace with UPI checkout and a learning-streak vibe.
A North Carolina wedding directory plus three “free planning tools” built for NC-specific budgeting, guests, and date picking.
A human-curated directory of “agent” tools with short reviews, explicit caveats, and a practical workflow-first framing.
A hands-on automation engineer sells fixed-scope AI agent + integration “missions” and backs it with projects, packages, and unusually practical blog posts.
A swagger-heavy suite of “white hat / black hat / grey hat” offensive security tools with a manifesto, pricing, and docs.
A membership-style site that offers a “nopeclub.com” address to use against extractive forms and unwanted outreach—framed as digital self-defense.
A polished, book-direct vacation rental site with vivid, specific room/amenity details and a “Pacific as your living room” vibe.
A private oil & gas investing education site with free calculators and scorecards—explicitly “education only,” no email required.
A French lead-gen service that claims to deliver “validated” energy-renovation leads into your CRM in under a minute, using Meta/Google ads + real-time AI scoring.
A shared reminder app for couples that sends funny/sweet AI-written email nudges for birthdays, anniversaries, trips, and “oh no, that was today” moments.
A shoebox-to-spreadsheet service that turns receipts, invoices, and bank/card statements into bookkeeping-ready CSVs, with a person verifying uncertain fields.