JD Davenport

Everything we've built.

My own builds, the BYU AI Foundry's work, Spark AI at Siemens, and paid client work. Every card links to the real thing.

78 projects

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Our top ten, picked so a stranger can click every one.

  1. 01Spark AI at Siemens USA 120+ agent AI platform for 1,000+ Siemens US employees; adoption went from 3% to 65% in 10 weeks.
  2. 02BYU AI Foundry (the program)An AI-native product studio and consultancy at BYU Marriott where students build production AI software for real clients.
  3. 03AI Foundry MarketplaceFree MIT-licensed plugin marketplace for Claude Code: an 8-stage SDLC plus skills, agents and hooks, each labeled by how well tested.
  4. 04App Feedback LoopOpen build spec for an in-app feedback button: one click captures a screenshot and context, an agent fixes it, the fix commit thanks the reporter.
  5. 05Nerve Center: the AI organization JD runs his work onA self-hosted AI operating system: one orchestrator over 30+ agents in daily production, with human gates on anything irreversible.
  6. 06recruit-copilotA job search as a verification problem: experience bank, role scoring, resumes proven machine-readable, no auto-apply by design.
  7. 07Clawdling: Claude Code projects as one org mapYour Claude Code as a whole org: an agent for each project on one map, showing who is working and who needs you, with a receipt when one says done.
  8. 08SpeedPrepACT and SAT math prep where an algorithm picks the next lesson, quiz or review for each student.
  9. 09DeckboardTurn any screen into a photoreal split-flap (airport departures board) display, free.
  10. 10AgentTree Merch: an AI-operated storeA print-on-demand t-shirt store run by an agent loop, with money, identity and IP sign-off kept human.

The library

Showing all 78 projects

Client work

Paid consulting engagements, built end to end with the client: product, engineering and go-to-market.

  • Client work · Website

    ce.rodeo

    Live

    A free daily index that grades the Docker images of more than 150 open-source projects by security and health.

    • Public JSON API
    • Container vulnerability scanning
    Details and links: ce.rodeo

    ce.rodeo answers 'which Docker image should I pull?' by lining up every publisher's image for more than 150 open-source projects, scanning each for known vulnerabilities, and giving a letter grade from a published formula. It ranks publishers, lists images whose grade dropped this week, and has a free public data API. It began scanning in October 2026.

    Screenshot of ce.rodeo, taken from ce.rodeo in November 2026

    Visit site: ce.rodeo

  • Client work · App

    SpeedPrep

    Live

    ACT and SAT math prep where an algorithm picks the next lesson, quiz or review for each student.

    • Vite
    • React
    • TypeScript
    • Capacitor (iOS/Android)
    Details and links: SpeedPrep

    SpeedPrep is a web app (with iOS and Android builds in progress) that teaches ACT and SAT math using mastery learning, spaced repetition and interleaved review, enforced by an algorithm rather than student discipline. Every question is timed, and a projected ACT score updates as the learner practices. A free Prep Assessment gives an instant estimate. One parent account covers up to 10 learners. It is tested with a pixel-level visual test suite and a synthetic-student test that plays every game mechanic. Beta is free; math comes first, English, Reading and Science are planned. Includes a 820-question bank checked with an outside classifier (about 91% top-1 topic agreement).

    Screenshot of SpeedPrep, taken from speedprep.ai in November 2026

    Visit site: SpeedPrep

  • Client work · App

    Deckboard

    Live

    Turn any screen into a photoreal split-flap (airport departures board) display, free.

    • Browser app
    • Web Audio
    • REST push API
    Details and links: Deckboard

    Deckboard runs in the browser on any TV, tablet or monitor and shows a Solari-style split-flap board with hinge shadows, flap motion and sound modelled on the real machine. It has live channels and a documented push API so developers can send data from cron jobs or webhooks. Positioned as free with no tiers, against hardware boards and subscription services. Aimed at cafes, offices, venues and makers.

    Screenshot of Deckboard, taken from deckboard.party in November 2026

    Visit site: Deckboard

  • Client work · Tool

    ReadyStack

    Live

    Clean-room, offline-rebuildable Docker images of open-source Community Editions, with provenance.

    • Docker
    • cosign
    • SBOM/SPDX
    Details and links: ReadyStack

    ReadyStack publishes verified Docker images of open-source Community Edition software, each built with the network disabled so it has no hidden dependencies, with SHA256 stamps, SBOM and signed attestations. Images are free on DockerHub; the paid product is a full archive (source, dependencies, docs, tests) for audit and air-gapped use. Built for AI agents and enterprise auditors who need to verify what they pull.

    Screenshot of ReadyStack, taken from readystack.dev in November 2026

    Visit site: ReadyStack

  • Client work · App

    SolarKnock

    Live

    A canvassing app for door-to-door solar sales: territories, leaderboards and instant solar estimates.

    • Expo
    • React Native
    • PWA
    • nginx
    Details and links: SolarKnock

    SolarKnock replaces the mix of mapping tool, spreadsheet, CRM and group chat that solar door-knocking teams use. Reps get live territory pins, quick power-bill and solar savings estimates on the doorstep and competitive leaderboards; managers get a dashboard and dispatch. It runs as a marketing site plus an app at app.solarknock.com, shipped as an installable web app built with Expo / React Native. Currently a free beta; paid team tiers are shown on the site. Operated under Fable Software LLC. The App Store launch and text-message (A2P) registration are still open work.

    Screenshot of SolarKnock, taken from solarknock.com in November 2026

    Visit site: SolarKnock

  • Client work · Research

    SpeedPrep Arcade (ten game prototypes)

    Built

    Ten playable prototypes testing whether a game layer could make math practice stick.

    • Static HTML/JS
    • Vercel
    Details and links: SpeedPrep Arcade (ten game prototypes)

    A static site of ten feel-prototypes for a game layer on SpeedPrep, all sharing one 56-item ACT question pool so the games can be compared fairly. Concepts were picked by a games-expert agent. Four synthetic teen testers ranked them; the main finding was that games where the math and the game have nothing to do with each other lost, and that fun did not equal return visits. It is an experiment feeding the SpeedPrep roadmap, not a product.

    Screenshot of SpeedPrep Arcade (ten game prototypes), taken from speedprep-arcade.vercel.app in November 2026

    Visit site: SpeedPrep Arcade (ten game prototypes)

  • Client work · Website

    BeefShopper

    Live

    Evidence-first rankings of US home-delivery ribeye, scored by an open algorithm.

    • Next.js-style web app
    • Cloudflare
    Details and links: BeefShopper

    BeefShopper compares 270+ ribeye listings across 27 mail-order beef vendors in one searchable table, scored by an algorithm with no editor opinion and sorted by real attributes and price per pound. Every claim carries its source and a verification tier (self-claimed, user-reported, third-party). The site states affiliate commissions never affect scores. Revenue is affiliate links only. It is a narrow, high-intent comparison-site model.

    Screenshot of BeefShopper, taken from beefshopper.com in November 2026

    Visit site: BeefShopper

  • Client work · Website

    Fable Software

    Live

    An umbrella brand: software for construction companies where customers own their data.

    • Web
    Details and links: Fable Software

    Fable Software is the 'own your data, own your future' front page for a family of field and back-office tools (SitePilot, SolarKnock, SendSignatures and a tracker), aimed at contractors, solar installers and EPC crews. It is positioned against per-seat SaaS pricing and lock-in, and offers a free consultation rather than a signup funnel. It is also the legal entity (Fable Software LLC) behind several products.

    Screenshot of Fable Software, taken from fable-software.com in November 2026

    Visit site: Fable Software

  • Client work · Website

    SitePilot

    Live

    Websites and marketing sold as an ongoing, managed growth service rather than a one-time build.

    • Node
    • Express
    • Postgres
    Details and links: SitePilot

    SitePilot sells websites and marketing as an ongoing, managed growth service for small and mid-sized businesses: web design, SEO, content, paid ads and AI-driven insight.

    Visit site: SitePilot

  • Client work · Website

    TrendZion

    Live

    A community web app for researching how words and phrases are used among Latter-day Saints.

    • Web app
    Details and links: TrendZion

    TrendZion lets people search terms used among Latter-day Saints, compare usage trends across up to four themes at once, and comment and vote in a moderated community.

    Visit site: TrendZion

  • Client work · Tool

    SendSignatures

    Live

    A self-hosted, open-source e-signature service positioned as a DocuSign alternative.

    • DocuSeal
    • Docker
    Details and links: SendSignatures

    SendSignatures is a hosted, Fable Software branded deployment of DocuSeal, the open-source e-signature platform. Send, sign and process documents on infrastructure you control, with an API for developers. Credit for the software goes to DocuSeal.

    Visit site: SendSignatures