MadWeather
A weather app that talks the way New York actually talks. Plain-language forecasts, borough personalities, and the small details a hometown forecast gets right.

Apps made to be genuinely useful, a little surprising, and worth keeping around.
A weather app that talks the way New York actually talks. Plain-language forecasts, borough personalities, and the small details a hometown forecast gets right.


Stop negotiating with yourself. Pomodoro, ADHD sprints, and deep work, fronted by a drill-sergeant mascot named BIT who won’t let you bail mid-session.
Nuclear fission puzzles. Seventy-two levels, nine atom types, chain reactions that don’t forgive bad angles. Six chapters, from First Light to Vacuum Decay.


A private space for capturing what matters most: emergency information, family stories, the health details that need to be findable when it counts. Privacy-first. Yours forever.
GPS-tracked runs become covert operations. Consistency matters more than speed; community support replaces leaderboards. No agent left behind.


The estoppel certificate workbench for commercial real estate teams. Collect tenant estoppels, track every closing deadline, and generate the signed certificate — without the email scramble.
Growing up in NYC in the 80s and 90s, video games, Michael Jackson, and Japan shaped everything I thought was cool. My first real memory of gaming: Super Mario Bros. on my cousin's NES. I dragged my mom into the room to see it and begged her for one that Christmas. She came through. A love story began.
In 1995, Sony — a spurned former partner of Nintendo — dropped the PlayStation. A cousin had one. We played through a holiday break surviving on soda and snacks. The futuristic grey design, the CD media, the 3D graphics: mind-blowing. It wasn't just a new console. It confirmed that games weren't just a hobby — they were a lifestyle to be lived.
Bleek Vision LLC is the latest chapter of that original love story. AI is my newest partner in crime — vetting ideas, solving problems, helping me ship real products. I started Bleek Vision to join the ranks of those crazy enough to believe in themselves and build something worth keeping.