I'm AJ, and TCBB is my one-person studio. I help small businesses put AI to work on the tedious stuff, and I build the websites and tools to do it, with every word written for you. No hype, no jargon.
Free 30-minute call, then a written plan of what AI could take off your plate. Yours to keep either way.
Everything here is something I've already built and run, for a client or for TCBB itself.
We find the hours AI can give back, then I build the tools, agents and connections to do it. Stay on monthly if you'd like a part-time AI person.
How it works →Custom design and copy, live in two weeks. Care plans keep it fresh, and Smart Gallery handles the photos. See a free concept before you pay anything.
See websites →Trove, PeoplePractice Co., SpAIces, RMAN, House Vision AI and Smart Gallery: live products I built and still run.
See them all →A Minnesota contractor's site that works while the crew is on the job: House Vision AI roof previews, Smart Gallery photos, AI write-ups and a growth agent.
Read the story →Plans the week's posts in your voice, makes the images and reels, and posts to Facebook and Instagram only after you approve. AI drafts, you stay the editor.
See the social tools →Wedding, birthday or reunion photos become a Trail with its own trailer and narration. Planners, travel agents and camps can offer branded Trails.
Meet Trove →Every theme below is a fully built, live site. Pick a style that fits your brand, or I'll build something new.
Clean, professional, conversion-focused
You're hereMarvel-style panels, speech bubbles, action words, and Ben-Day halftone dots. 8 issues covering TCBB's origin, services, process, client work, RMAN, and a dramatic contact page.
Enter the comic →Harold and the Purple Crayon meets creative agency. Cinematic fireside intro, 3D page-turn transitions, SVG illustrations that draw themselves, and a full audiobook narration mode — 9 chapters. Plus an RMAN companion storybook and a live Crayon Wall drawing canvas.
Dark slate-green board, Caveat chalk handwriting, horizontal ruled lines, and erase-to-navigate page transitions. Seven lessons covering the agency, process, services, RMAN, client work, and a contact form — "class dismissed."
Enter the classroom →Navigate a pixel-art overworld map as an RPG hero. Click any of 8 named checkpoints — the character walks there via BFS pathfinding, then an NPC delivers typewriter dialogue. SNES-era terrain zones, Press Start 2P font, HP/MP bars, and a full bottom HUD.
Begin your quest →A cinematic detective agency: canvas rain, iris-wipe door transition, interactive parallax office with 5 hotspot zones, ambient Web Audio (rain + fan hum), venetian-blind CSS overlays, and a 4-question branching consultation that delivers a personalized verdict.
Open the case →A Solari departure board for a creative agency: Canvas API radar with rotating sweep and blip decay, 3 ambient plane silhouettes (mix-blend-mode:screen), a promise-based split-flap tile engine with Web Audio click synthesis, and 7 service "flights" that resolve character-by-character on load.
Check departures →Bold geometric propaganda-poster aesthetic — oversized Bebas Neue type, Rodchenko-style shapes, a rotating five-pointed star, and diagonal red wipe transitions between every page. A commission-brief consultation replaces the usual contact form.
Enter the workshop →A Victorian glass-and-iron botanical conservatory: a cinematic hero video plays under glass, and an SVG vine grows in step with your scroll. Also TCBB's flagship demo of the animated tier — cinematic motion layered onto any theme.
Enter the glasshouse →A real, playable pinball table as the homepage — genuine ball physics, a plunger, two flippers, bumpers, and a drop-target bank. Sink the ball into any labeled feature to navigate, or just tap the label directly. No skill required, 1970s electromechanical palette.
Pull the plunger →An antique astronomer's star atlas — brass telescope, ink-blue night sky, copperplate engraving. Drag across a hand-charted 2D star map to explore eight constellations, each one a section of the site. Footer includes a real moon phase for Ham Lake, MN.
Chart the stars →A raw-concrete inspection-report site — a literal 12-column grid rendered as black hairlines, Archivo Black type, and Klaxon Red as the only accent. Every page is a numbered form, every hover inverts instantly: zero transitions, zero easing, zero decoration.
File the form →A green-phosphor CRT mainframe — scanlines, a blinking cursor, and a real command-line navigation bar. Type cd about or ./contact.sh, or just click a chip. Boots with a BIOS sequence on first load; try sudo hire-tcbb.
A vintage Bakelite radio you tune by dragging a needle across the dial. Static resolves into a signal as you approach a station, and an AI-voiced outlaw DJ — Dutch Calloway — reads you onto the frequency before it plays.
Tune the dial →The homepage opens your camera and renders you live as full-color character art — every pixel sampled and mirrored back as a glyph, entirely on your device. No camera? A procedural fallback signal keeps the effect running.
See yourself in signal →A kaleidoscope you turn to navigate — drag the ring to bring a facet into focus, tap it again to enter. Eight hand-drawn facet motifs, magenta and indigo light on near-black, and an "uncut vs. resolved" visited-state that changes as you explore.
Turn the Engine →The everyday TCBB site: paper white and cobalt ink, lemon sticky notes, to-do lists that cross themselves off as you scroll, and a letter signed by hand. It leads with putting AI to work for small businesses.
Pull up a stool →Download free on Android now. iOS is on the way: drop your email and I'll let you know the day it's ready.
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