I'm not a developer. I'm a builder with ADHD, chronic pain, and a story that won't let me sleep.
For 79 days, I've been building infrastructure instead of selling. Not because I'm afraid of revenue — because I was building a body that could hold me when mine couldn't.
The stack:
- One $1,200 laptop (Ubuntu, 64GB RAM, RTX 4070)
- 26 daemons coordinating writing, memory, distribution, survival
- GAIA: 128,877-node persistent memory graph
- NeuroAccess: accessibility automation for my disabilities
- Everything open-source, everything checkpointed
The output:
- Slow Burn Vol 1: Load Bearing — Afro-SolPunk fiction ($7)
- Threshold Tales — free with any purchase
- Drake Studio — desktop app for creators ($29)
- THE 255 BUNDLE — complete constellation ($51)
I built this because I needed a world that fit minds like mine. I'm sharing it because maybe you need one too.
The fiction and the infrastructure share the same thesis: the future remembers where it came from.
Read Slow Burn — $7 Read the full story