AI takes from the workbench.
I’m Kam. I build with the tools, break the news down on stream, and keep the verdicts grounded in real work: what saves time, what changes a workflow, and what belongs in the pile.
A short list beats another feed.
Every tool gets one plain verdict: essential, promising, noise, or skip. No launch-day optimism. No "interesting if true" shrug.
Mandatory for anyone who works on a computer but isn’t a developer. Essential.
For the tech-savvy, a deadly tool.
Initial access is strong, but there are many features we’re waiting for.
If you use Claude Projects, this is redundant.
The stream is the raw material.
Follow live if you want the thinking while it is still messy.
Prefer the cleaned-up version?
Get The Radar: one weekly note with the tools that survived the week.Watch live. Everything else is the highlight reel.
The stream is where the work actually happens — the tools opened for the first time, the takes before they are tidy. Clips and posts come after.
Early channels, real audience building. Your follow still changes the shape of this thing.
Clips, posts and notes also go out on:
The verdicts come from building.
The channel is not commentary from the sidelines. These are the products and experiments shaping the takes.
Soft Launch
iOS · HealthKitAn iOS app that reads your Apple Health data to surface what actually moves fitness and recovery — Zone 2 minutes, sleep debt, and a multi-year view of hydration, caffeine, and alcohol. Private by design: everything stays on device.
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aiverdict.newsA weekly newsletter that triages the AI noise — every tool and launch worth knowing, each with an honest verdict. Cut straight from the daily streams.
Read the RadarOne hour pointed at the real bottleneck.
Technical program manager turned AI-native builder. Bring the roadmap, the product idea, or the thing that has been eighty percent done for three months. We’ll leave with the next move.
- AI strategy & tool selection — what to adopt, what to ignore
- Architecture & full-stack build reviews
- Going from PM to AI-enabled builder
- Getting a stalled project over the line and published
Most projects don’t fail. They stall at eighty percent and quietly become something you used to work on. Three unrelated crafts, three things finished and put out.