I BUILT
A THING
BIO
I like building shit because it’s fun.
Sometimes it’s a real problem. Sometimes it’s just something I decide is a problem in the moment. Either way, I build it, see if it works, and move on.
Some of it sticks. Some of it turns into tools people actually use. Some of it gets shelved once I realize it didn’t need to exist or I overbuilt it.
Most of it starts with friction. Something slow, inefficient, or unnecessarily complicated. Instead of working around it, I replace it.
I don’t build for attention. If it solves a real problem, it stays. If it doesn’t, it gets scrapped.
This isn’t a polished portfolio. It’s just a record of what I’ve built and what actually happened after.
- trevor hunter
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A living record of reality.
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Your Free CRM
Every CRM I used forced me to adjust my workflow to fit the tool.
- → Built a fully tailorable CRM system
- → Users can turn off features they don't need
- → Opened as a free beta for testing
3,500 users. 88% in it daily. At capacity.
DIVE DEEPERChore Bucks
Got tired of reminding my kid to do chores.
- → Built a system that ties chores to pay
- → Do it → get paid
- → Don't → nothing
Still used daily.
DIVE DEEPERCRM + Dialer + QA System
Outbound calls were blind and useless.
- → Built a system that shows real website data during calls
- → Added guided prompts based on actual issues
- → Analyzes performance automatically after
Internal tool. Actively used.
DIVE DEEPERFocus AI Website Scanner
Got tired of running 5 tools to analyze one site.
- → Built a scanner that does it all in one place
- → Pulls real data from Google APIs
- → Checks 155 different factors instantly
155 checks. Pulls real data from Google. Free.
DIVE DEEPERKlear Notes
Got tired of messy notes and trying to organize thoughts manually.
- → Built an AI tool that organizes thoughts automatically
- → Input raw lists → it categorizes by Tasks, Shopping, Notes
- → No formatting or thinking required
Used daily. Still in testing.
DIVE DEEPEREZ Link
Linktree raised their prices and people complained. Built an alternative out of boredom.
- → Built a simple link-in-bio tool
- → Create a page, drop in links, share one URL
- → No extra features, no reinventing the wheel
Live. Free. Still being used.
DIVE DEEPERMiura Dashboard
Every business ends up duct-taping together a bunch of slow tools. I wanted one place where everything just worked—instantly.
- → Built a full backend system that runs everything
- → Handles calendar, CRM, hiring, and analytics in one place
- → Instant load times instead of 20-30 second delays
Fully live and used across all Project X clients.
DIVE DEEPERWebP Image Converter
Image conversion was always a multi-step friction point. Built an instant local converter.
- → Browser-based drag-and-drop WebP converter
- → Processes everything locally with no uploads
- → Includes a standalone Python script for batching
Used constantly. Zero friction.
DIVE DEEPERPDF Merger
Tired of "free" tools asking for payment or signups just to combine a couple documents.
- → Browser-based drag-and-drop PDF merger
- → No uploads—everything happens locally
- → No signups, no file limits, no restrictions
Used whenever PDF merging comes up. Zero friction.
DIVE DEEPERBrand Story Worksheet
Most people have no idea how to explain what they do. Built a worksheet that forces clarity.
- → Interactive brand positioning worksheet
- → Breaks down customer, problem, solution, results
- → Includes integrated ChatGPT prompts for refinement
Forces structured answers. Removes ambiguity.
DIVE DEEPERSimpleCMS
Most CMS platforms are overkill, bloated, and require too much maintenance.
- → Built a lightweight, SQLite-based CMS
- → Supports JSON and traditional form editing
- → No MySQL, no plugins, automatic WebP conversion
Removed the overhead. Fast, maintenance-free content.
DIVE DEEPERMiura Instant Booking
Most booking tools are slow and cause drop-off. Built a lightweight booking system designed for speed.
- → Built a lightweight booking system with instant load times
- → Integrates directly into the site with no external dependencies
- → Connects directly to the Miura Dashboard
Removed the delay completely. No drop-off during load time.
DIVE DEEPERProject X
Most websites exist but don't consistently generate calls, leads, or real revenue. Built a complete system to fix it.
- → A complete infrastructure for ranking and conversion
- → Handles deployment, lead capture, and tracking centrally
- → Removes the randomness of pieced-together marketing
Booked out through 2026. Waitlist for 2027.
DIVE DEEPERFoundation
Project X works, but the problem was access. Businesses needed something better than a typical website, but weren't in a position to go all in.
- → A streamlined website system with a flat cost upfront
- → Built for performance, speed, and generating calls
- → Ties into the exact same backend ecosystem (Miura)
A faster, more accessible entry point that still produces real results.
DIVE DEEPERCall Center QA System
Listening to sales calls doesn't scale. Manual review is slow, inconsistent, and often skipped.
- → AI-driven call analysis built into outbound infrastructure
- → Automatically records, analyzes, and breaks down calls
- → Surfaces patterns and gaps without manual listening
Removed manual QA completely. Consistent feedback across every call.
DIVE DEEPERHR Platform
Hiring is broken and resumes don't tell you much. Built a system to pull full behavioral snapshots.
- → A hiring system that goes far beyond resumes
- → Pulls in social profiles, behavioral patterns, lifestyle indicators
- → Creates a full behavioral snapshot instead of a standard profile
It worked too well. Crossed an ethical line. Deliberately killed.
DIVE DEEPERAI Restaurant Expense Tracker
A restaurant owner needed to track expenses but refused to use Excel. Built a custom mobile tool.
- → A simple, mobile-friendly expense tracking system
- → Tailored specifically to one user's workflow
- → Tracks daily numbers, labor totals, and vendor bills
He uses it. That's the whole win.
DIVE DEEPERThis isn't everything I've built.
It's just what I could recall while putting this together.
Which, to be fair, I didn't plan on doing.
This whole thing started last night at dinner. I was talking to a friend about getting a domain for their business and how to choose one.
Jokingly, I said something like “I built a thing…”
The second I said it out loud, I stopped and checked if the domain was available.
It was.
So I bought it.
And now this exists.
I'll keep adding to it as time permits.