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Things I’ve built

Twenty-six tools, built at Cocoon and free to use. Most of them started as a problem in a workshop I couldn’t solve with a slide — someone asks a question, and it turns out the honest answer is let me build you the thing.

26Tools live
FreeEvery one
NoneAsk you to sign up
5Things they’re for

Start with these three

if you only open one

Twenty-six is a lot to browse. If you want the shortest route to what I actually do, these are the ones I’d put in front of you.

All twenty-six

grouped by what they’re for

Everything below is live on mycocoon.life. No account, no trial, no “book a demo” wall.

For work

8 tools

The ones a team can use on a Tuesday without asking anyone’s permission.

For learning

9 tools

Built on the same bet: you remember what you played with, and you forget what you were shown.

For teaching

3 tools

These exist because I needed them mid-workshop and the alternatives wanted a subscription.

Accessibility

3 tools

The part of this work I care about most, and the part that gets the least attention.

For builders

3 tools

For the people who want to know what’s under the bonnet before they trust it.

How these actually get made

Most of them go from idea to live in a day or two. I build them the same way I teach people to work — with AI doing the heavy lifting and me deciding what’s worth keeping. That’s the whole argument, really: if I can’t ship with these tools, I’ve no business standing in front of a room telling anyone else to.

They’re free because the cost of running them is close to nothing, and because a paywall on a sign-language trainer would be a strange thing to build. What they cost me is time, and I get that back in the sessions.

Some are rough. A few were built for one workshop and left standing afterwards. If something breaks, it’s mine to fix — tell me and I will.