
Fish Haus
A saltwater reef dashboard that turns aquarium readings, livestock notes, and maintenance history into one practical health view.
- JavaScript
- Google Apps Script
- Google Sheets
- Data visualization
- Responsive CSS
The complete project index
Products with billing. Games with snails. Automation that removed one irritating click. Experiments that closed and stayed in the record. This is the fast, accessible route through all of it.
01 / Flagship systems
Six substantial products, systems, and practices, documented from the original irritation through the hard engineering and current state.

A saltwater reef dashboard that turns aquarium readings, livestock notes, and maintenance history into one practical health view.

A HubSpot application that turns a postal code into useful location fields through a resilient, queued enrichment pipeline.

A HubSpot application that makes object-local time visible across teams, records, languages, and time zones.

A character-driven 3D game about a determined snail, built through years of level design, behavior systems, hazards, and iteration.

A Windows IPTV player built to make large channel libraries feel fast, legible, and at home on a television.

Jack’s business practice for CRM applications, automation, AI systems, consulting, and web ventures that need production-minded execution.
02 / Supporting experiments
Smaller does not mean hypothetical. These are focused products and experiments that tested a workflow, a format, or a joke.

A revisioned territory-planning system that lets teams model, test, and safely roll back geographic ownership changes.

A Chrome extension that turns Google Earth into a cockpit by layering pilots, targeting, radar, and networked play over the globe.

A multi-tenant access-orchestration layer for giving the right users the right Delphi experiences without hand-maintained access lists.

A prelaunch service that checks public scheduling links and turns availability into useful HubSpot signals.

A clock with an attitude: an everyday object redesigned to tell the time and make an unsolicited observation.

A published chapter contribution to Creator Capitalist—presented here as Jack’s contribution, not as a claim of authorship over the larger work.

An AI-assisted argument settler that collects both sides of a dispute, produces a balanced ruling, and emails the result to both people.

A deliberately odd frog-centered social experiment built around one fast, opinionated interaction.

A compact experiment for turning a collection of links into a faster, more expressive browsing surface.

A free, private QR generator with local customization controls and PNG export, built to do one common job without an account or upload.

The merchandise and physical-goods side of JBigs, where project ideas and recurring characters leave the screen and become objects.

A Sunday-morning fantasy-football utility that scans your starters and shows which real NFL games matter most across your leagues.
03 / Archive yard
Projects that stopped remain part of the record: what they attempted, what happened, and what survived the shutdown.

A wedding media service that lets guests contribute photos and videos through a QR-first upload flow without creating an account.

A retired Arizona-heat automation that used Google Calendar and the Tesla Fleet API to pre-cool the cabin before a scheduled departure.

A retired AI HubSpot butler that answered company-specific CRM questions directly inside contact, company, deal, and ticket records.

A CRM relationship-syncing tool retired after exploring the edge cases hidden inside apparently simple associations.

A retired JBigs project kept in the public catalog under its original initials and current status rather than rewritten into a cleaner success story.

A retired blackjack learning site combining a step-by-step Hi-Lo guide, supporting articles, and an interactive practice tool.

A retired fantasy-league language experiment preserved as an honest record of why a clever concept did not become a lasting product.