It was one of those weekends where every tab had a different product open and none of them were pretending to be quiet. Domain Scout went from private ops tool to a public product page. ConsignMate got a TestFlight-ready 2.7. Does It Flood and RamRadar ate a pile of production bugs. Tenacious Systems picked up Future Notes. And randomllama.dev absorbed all of that without inventing any of the claims.
Domain Scout: the side project that earned a page
Domain Scout is the one I want you to look at first. It is an evidence-driven domain discovery and paper-trading portal: live language signals in, scored candidates on a scout board, paper trades before any cash leaves the account. Live Porkbun registration stays behind paper mode, a kill switch, budget and price ceilings, and exact confirmation. Autobuy stays off. Trademark scoring is heuristic screening, not legal clearance.
That last paragraph is the whole product philosophy in four sentences. LLMs propose and critique. Deterministic server-side policy decides what can spend. Demo data never replaces a live scan. Hard ceilings ($100 monthly / 2 weekly / $15 per registration) are not vibes, they are gates.
This weekend it got published on the site with 13 screenshots, the spend gates documented, and a live Vercel deployment behind token login. Private GitHub, public product page. That is the shape of a side project that graduated without pretending it is a SaaS signup funnel. See the Domain Scout product page.
ConsignMate 2.7: scan to sale, less fiction
ConsignMate hit version 2.7 (build 135), prepared for TestFlight. The through-line is honesty in the middle of the workflow: recognition and condition claims stay visible when they are uncertain, financial views distinguish estimates from realized sales, and marketplace exports stay reviewable drafts instead of invented listing facts. Force Sync, backup, and restore report clearer recovery state. Offline barcode, text, logo, and brand signals give bounded recognition fallbacks when the network is not cooperating.
Resellers do not need another AI that sounds confident. They need a path from phone camera to listing review that does not lie about what it knows. That is the 2.7 bet. Details on the ConsignMate page.
Does It Flood: bugs out, single report in
Does It Flood spent the weekend closing the gap between "looks good in staging" and "survives AdSense plus a paid one-time report." The $15 Single Property Report is wired into entitlements and the property page. Cold-path flood fetches got parallelized. Progressive render landed so the report does not sit on a blank spinner. Favorites stopped blocking report render. AdSense CSP had to allow the real sodar hosts, and the script only loads on the production deployment. Users who sign up mid-flow return to the property they were looking at.
Earlier in the same stretch: plain-English flood verdicts instead of raw zone codes, redesigned homepage with in-hero search, and Free / $15 one-time / Pro pricing. The glamorous part is the verdict copy. The load-bearing part is entitlement gating that fails closed. Does It Flood.
RamRadar: images, affiliates, and a cleaner history
RamRadar's weekend was less "new feature" and more "stop shipping broken product truth." Amazon-hosted images got replaced before a purge, with recovery passes off Newegg and eBay item IDs. Newegg buy links came back without reopening a bad redirect. Price history charts that ended as if a product were still in stock got closed properly. Coverage gates and host allowlists now see what the page actually renders.
Affiliate price trackers live or die on whether the image, the link, and the history agree. This weekend was about making those three stop arguing. RamRadar.
Tenacious Systems: Future Notes
Tenacious stayed on 2.3.0 and still shipped a real feature. Future Notes pin near-future work to the bike so it survives across visits. Active notes raise a warning banner at check-in and while the bike is in service. Create, mark done, dismiss, undo on the bike Overview. Optional customer reminder emails use 1/2/3/6 month presets and go out in a morning batch once Resend is connected. Closing the note cancels a pending send. Cost and margin never appear in the customer email.
That is the kind of feature you only invent after watching a shop run on scrap paper for "come back in three months for the chain." Screenshots on the product page were refreshed to show the banner and the Overview cards. Tenacious Systems.
The company site kept score
randomllama.dev did the unglamorous companion work: portfolio sync that no longer deletes authored evidence a manifest cannot express, Domain Scout and Tenacious registered as sync sources, marketing captures used for Tenacious so no real customer data lands on the public page, a crest-only header lockup, accessibility contrast on metadata text, newsletter admin preview and a double-send-safe manual broadcast path, and the client deliverables portal hardening that landed Friday into Saturday.
Busy weekend. Specific work. Links above if you want receipts instead of adjectives.