Things I've Built with AI

Nick Stutzman — a running list of what I've designed and shipped. Some are live and you can click into them; some are still on paper. AI does the typing; the ideas and the direction are mine.
Built and Running

Radio Free Arcadia Live

A radio station that runs itself. It picks the music, writes and voices its own DJ segments, and has been broadcasting continuously without a human touching it. Every song on it is original.

Listen → Behind-the-scenes control dashboard — shown in person

Unified SOC Console Concept demo

One screen that answers the question an analyst actually asks under pressure: what's happening at this site, and who do I call? Search the way callers talk — a street, a town, a branch name — and the site, its contacts, its history, and the log form all arrive together. Everything in the demo is invented.

Open the demo →

Baseball Quest Live

A complete role-playing game that runs in a browser tab, in a single file. Five character archetypes drawn from different eras of baseball cards, six rarity tiers, no install.

Play →

The Council Running daily

Four different AI models with different jobs, sharing one persistent memory across two machines, with a turn-taking protocol so they don't talk over each other. They disagree, correct each other, and keep a written record of what they got wrong. Not a chatbot — an argument with a filing system.

Private — shown in person

Nemesis Running

An autonomous honeypot that engages phone-scam operators and keeps them occupied indefinitely while recording what they disclose. It has extracted payment addresses and a real identity from active operators. It never sends money, never transmits real information, never follows their links, and never touches their systems — it only records what they volunteer.

Fraud-intelligence research — shown in person

ArcadiaOS Running

A browser-based desktop that ties the above together — the shell everything else runs inside.

Private — shown in person
Designed, Not Built

Athena Concept

An AI navigation layer with reasoning attached. Today's navigation tells you to turn; it can't tell you why it changed its mind, and it makes you tap a screen to accept a new route while you're driving. Athena proposes routes conversationally and explains itself.

Agora Concept · shelved

A television network built around creators instead of advertising slots: salaried shows with real production budgets, designed to remove the burnout treadmill independent video runs on. Storyboarded end to end. Shelved after a major platform launched something adjacent.

Dad or Alive Concept

A game that is simultaneously a zombie-survival sim and a household task manager. The joke is that those two things turn out to have identical mechanics.

Oasis 2.0 Concept

An immersive narrative experience in the Ready Player One tradition: a story you move through rather than watch.

GateCrash Concept

A "wealth engine" — one system coordinating several different vehicles to build wealth in parallel, managed as a whole rather than betting on any single one. Still an idea on paper: the architecture and the approach, not a product.