Things I'm Building

Side projects, experiments, and tools — from idea to shipped product.

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Writing Horror app — session configuration with word goal and time goal
🟡 Beta

Writing Horror

Stop staring at the blank page. Start writing.

A writing tool that doesn't tell you what to write — it gets you to actually write. Real-time pace tracking nudges you when you slow down, visualizes your words-per-minute, and keeps you in the chair. When you're done, paste your session into your manuscript and move on. Works for fiction, nonfiction, any genre. The horror is just the soundtrack.

Doesn't write for you. Gets you to write.

Kid Chef app — recipe browser with kid-friendly recipes
🟡 Beta

Kid Chef

One step at a time cooking for kids.

A full-screen mobile app that breaks recipes into single, focused steps. It reads instructions aloud, adjusts portions to kid-friendly measurements (half a cup, not 118ml), runs timers in-app, and shows visual guides — all one thing at a time. Designed to be immersive and distraction-free so kids can just focus on what they're making right now.

Built for kids who get overwhelmed, not just entertained.

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AI-Powered Email Support

Instant, accurate customer support — powered by your knowledge base.

An agentic workflow that handles inbound customer support emails automatically. Six AI agents work together to read, understand, and craft responses grounded in your company's knowledge base — so customers get real answers, fast.

Not a chatbot. A full agentic pipeline — six agents collaborating to craft responses.


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Open Source

github.com/lszyrmer

All the projects above are built in the open. Source code for Writing Horror and Kid Chef is available on GitHub — both written in TypeScript.

TypeScript 2 Public Repos Arctic Code Vault Contributor
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The Real Startup Book

Editor — Evaluative Market Experiments

Section editor for the market and evaluative research chapters of The Real Startup Book by Kromatic — an open-source guide to startup validation methods used by innovation teams worldwide. One of five editors alongside Tristan Kromer and others.

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