SpreadFlex pulls your Sleeper fantasy football roster, cross-references live Vegas player-prop lines against its own weekly projections, and recommends the optimal starting lineup, plus a full backtesting engine for validating the underlying model against real historical outcomes before trusting it.

Model Math is a calculator for the cost of running AI models programmatically: plug in token volumes and model choice, and it breaks down what a given workload actually costs to run at scale.

Parseus is an AI-powered medical claim parsing pipeline: it extracts structured data from HCFA-1500 and CMS-1500 medical forms using vision-language models, runs automated multi-stage validation checks, and converts claims into clean EDI 837P and JSON exports.

A deep college football management sim: a deterministic 20Hz physics engine drives every snap, players age through a full eligibility/redshirt/recruiting dynasty loop, and AI coordinators actually scheme, reading matchups, calling RPOs, and adjusting to game situations. Launching soon on Steam.



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Hi, I'm Taylor. I build full-stack apps and games, usually solo end-to-end: backend data pipelines, frontend UI, and game engines running on raw C# and Raylib. I like shipping things people can actually use: SpreadFlex, Model Math, and Parseus are all live, and Gridiron Manager is headed to Steam.
Deleted? No, just not deployed yet. Coming eventually.