NE TO BETTER

Most AI conversations happen at the surface. But like an iceberg, what's underneath is compounding, workflows collapsing, roles reshaping, skills aging without notice.

Travel postcards from your itinerary. Skycardz turns travel details into simple, shareable postcard-style visuals.

Fathom Analytics gives me clean, privacy-friendly data, but the default dashboards just were not working for me. They felt cluttered. So I built my own small alternative.

I spent some time today polishing up One to Better. Nothing flashy, just small upgrades that make reading, discovering, and navigating the site a little smoother. The kind of changes you don't always notice right away, but you feel from a UX perspective.

It's strange how liberating and overwhelming it is to be able to build almost any software idea that pops into my head. So I build. Constantly.

Built a small kana practice app using Replit. I've lived in Japan for many years, and one thing I've learned about myself is that I'm not particularly good at learning languages.

Welcome to One to Better. A first post about the philosophy behind documenting daily improvements.