Solopreneur
I’m building businesses and using AI to see how much one person can accomplish.
A Google Maps visibility service for home-service businesses. I'm working on finding clients, delivering useful work, and growing revenue to at least $12K/MRR.
Current MRR
$397
Platforms, agents, and workflows people are using to get more done, automate repetitive work, and create for their businesses.
Main thing on X the last few days: agents that can actually plug into tools and use a computer — not another round of model name-dropping. There’s a real push on MCP (the common way agents connect to tools), plus a few computer-use releases that look closer to production. Inference keeps getting cheaper, and people are still arguing that open models help defenders. Power and chips still matter long-term, but there wasn’t much solid primary posting on that in this scan.
Yesterday's physical-stack story got sharper overnight: PJM-scale curtailment and FERC filings moved the power wall from abstract grid talk toward rules that hit large AI loads. On the software side, the center of gravity is still agentic inference economics (tokens per MW, memory beyond HBM, tool-loop wall-clock) plus a fresh de-stealth cluster around agent spend controls, robotics interfaces, visual data layers, and specialized model-lab serving. Seed handles remain loud on Grok cadence and dense clusters; little net-new from Jensen in this window. Power problem framing is consensus; company maps and agent-control layers are early/forming.
This week's X signal emphasizes physical + agent stack buildout: power/interconnect as constraints, Grok/xAI cluster and agentic shipping from seed handles, and under-the-radar agent frameworks/security/specialized infra. Power problem framing is largely consensus; fresher edge is de-stealth agent/security/defense infra.
On my mind
The idea
Paste a YouTube link, mark the start and end of the moment, and turn it into a short clip you can send. The tool gives you a simple link, a downloadable video, or both. It could use the transcript to help find the right moment and add captions when you want them.
What you’ll find here
Find a real problem, make something useful, get it in front of customers, and improve it from what you learn.
Use AI, software, and simple systems to expand what you can do without immediately adding people or complexity.
Build the self-belief, discipline, and independence to choose how you live and work—and follow through.
Tools
The tools I use to research, build, create, and turn half-formed ideas into finished work—without a large team.
Explore the tools →What I’m building
An agency that helps local home service businesses get more calls from Google Maps.
Visit →A productized website service for local service businesses.
Visit →A food-first website that makes ordering easier.
Visit →A high-converting website for a martial arts studio.
Visit →A web-based CRM for home remodelers and contractors.
Visit →A online platform for learning the new ChatGPT desktop app.
Visit →Living and working how you want, where you want, with who you want.
About Corey
I’m a solopreneur and tech optimist in Waco, Texas. I build software, sell services, study what makes businesses work, and use AI to expand what I can do on my own.
I believe you’re responsible for the direction of your life. Put God first, develop real self-belief, and commit long enough to reverse engineer the life you want.
I’m not writing from the finish line. I’m sharing the decisions, experiments, wins, and mistakes from building my way there.
Contact
If you’re starting a one-person business, working through a hard problem, or see a useful way we could work together, send me a message.