meet tofu 🐶 - a pixel corgi that lives on my shipped work, dies on my laziness, and can haunt me forever (probably). built under 48 hours.
go visit while he's alive: https://tofu-hark.zocomputer.io/
tofu is a personal website with consequences.
pixel-art corgi. health bar wired to github and linear. every hour of silence drains him, live, in front of anyone watching. as health drops the scene shifts cooler and dimmer.
below 20%, any visitor clicks "generate shame." zo's llm writes a meme using my exact idle hours and last commit. memegen renders it. posts to discord. my phone buzzes.
when he hits zero: eulogy, tombstone on /graveyard. 50 flowers from strangers and he comes back from an egg.
tofu talks to visitors continuously - zo llm reads his health, idle time, the hour, whether you've been before. at 3am: "it's 3am and we're both still here."
zo-native: zo llm (minimax 2.7) · zo native database · zo sms
connected: github · linear · letterboxd + tmdb · memegen api
48 hours. 14 animation states. 3 live environments.
the creative vision:
most personal websites are finished before you visit. i wanted one that changes based on whether i'm working.
two worlds on purpose: the main site is a game hud - 8-bit pixel art, press start 2p, 14 animation states. the graveyard is victorian - playfair epitaphs, collective resurrection. deliberately different planets.
the shame mechanic works because it's specific, not clever. zo llm knows my exact idle hours and last ticket. generic shame bounces off. specific shame doesn't.
zo native throughout - llm, database, sms. this is what personal computing looks like when the infrastructure gets out of the way.
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A CPU runs four stages in under a nanosecond. Fetch, decode, execute, write back.
Try explaining that in a paragraph.
So I made a 3D exploration where every scroll is one stage. A piece turns from a technical drawing into 3D and locks into place, until the chip is complete.
When people can see what your product does, they don't need a paragraph to believe it.
Educational College Website | Modern Kajabi Web Design
This project was about turning a college's online presence from a digital brochure into something that actually enrolls students. They needed a website that loaded fast, guided visitors naturally, and made the leap from "I'm interested" to "I'm applying" feel obvious.
Built on Kajabi, so the whole thing runs in one system: no clunky add-ons, no plugins fighting each other, no inflated maintenance.
What went into it:
Modern, mobile-first design that reflects identity
Clear program and course pages that answer questions before they're asked
A streamlined admissions funnel from first visit to application
pages, all built to convert, not just to look pretty
The part I care about most: it performs. Every section exists to move a prospective student one step closer to saying yes.
If your school, academy, or education brand is living on a dated site, that's my lane. Let's build yours.