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Four Claude‑API tools in production.

A marketing command center, a rent pricing advisor, a payables processor and an employee support center — each one built because I felt the pain first. The person who feels the pain builds the solution.

All five are employer-internal. No admin URLs anywhere on this page.

Problem → tool → stack → one number

Production software, not demos. Statuses as on the home page.

Marketing command center

Employer-internal

Problem: Twelve communities, each with its own reviews, competitors and Google Business Profile to watch — and no single place to watch them from.
Tool: One portal: review monitoring with AI-drafted replies, competitor intel, GBP audits, brand-checked copy, an asset vault and AI pricing recommendations, fed by a cron pipeline.
Stack: PHP 8 · SQLite · Claude API · cron · no frameworks

communities on one portal

Internal

Rent pricing advisor

Employer-internal

Problem: A rent recommendation that only looks at the comps next door is a guess about demand dressed up as a number.
Tool: Every recommendation carries market context — HUD, BLS, FRED and RentCast — so the reasoning moves from comp-relative to demand-versus-supply, written in plain language. The deep-analytics layer is partially built.
Stack: PHP 8 · SQLite · Claude API · HUD · BLS · FRED · RentCast

data feeds behind every recommendation · cost per run measured

Internal

Payables processor

Employer-internal

Problem: Card statements and emailed invoices meant thousands of manual coding decisions and image overlays every month, by hand, one line at a time.
Tool: Codes each line, matches it to receipts swept from Gmail, stamps the invoice and hands accounting an export-ready batch. Two models: one matches, one codes.
Stack: PHP 8 · MySQL · Claude API · Gmail receipt sweep · cron

3,000–10,000

decisions a month it is built to absorb · design target

Internal

Employee support center

Employer-internal

Problem: Requests for IT, HR, Yardi, EliseAI and marketing had no single front door, and the same questions were answered again and again.
Tool: Tickets with routing, a help center that answers from past tickets, AI summaries and auto-titled threads, plus employee programs with an embeddable shout-out feed.
Stack: PHP 8.3 · SQLite · Claude API

Productized as ZormDesk

the same engine, sold under my own studio · see Products

Internal

Signed tokens · 90 s · single use Live · •••••••.com/ops

Ops single sign-on hub

One login, four tools, a break-glass runbook. The hub fronts the four tools above plus the website admin.

Identity is read from the support center on every request; it is the one store, and it is read-only to the hub.
Each app has its own signing secret; a token is good for 90 seconds and for one use.
Break-glass accounts and a deactivation timing table live in the runbook, not in anyone's head.

Employer-internal

How I run production

None of these is a marketing tool. That is the point — range. One line each, no screens.

Corporate site, 2026 rebuildBuilt · not yet deployed

Hand-coded PHP 8 and SQLite with a point-and-click block editor, replacing WordPress after a hack investigation. Deploys apply themselves.

PHP 8 · SQLite · block editor · self-applying deploys · employer-internal

Employee AssistantBuilt · deployment unverified

A handbook-grounded assistant for employees in English and Spanish. Only the UI shell is ever shown; the handbook itself is never displayed or quoted.

Single-file app · EN/ES · handbook-grounded · employer-internal

Ops SSO runbookLive · •••••••.com/ops

The runbook ships with a deactivation timing table and break-glass accounts — who loses access when, and how to get in when the identity store cannot answer.

Runbook · deactivation table · break-glass · employer-internal

Scan & KnowStatus unverified

A zero-backend document portal for residents and prospects: a QR code opens a folder the web server already lists. fpgvid.com, a single-page community video library, sits beside it.

Static HTML · Apache auto-index · QR · employer-internal

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