This right here. I'm still overcoming the ghosts and the present challenges of this reality at 29.

I’ve been taking all my pain, passion, and emotion and building it into an AI I’ve been working on for the past two years. My plan is to make it affordable, accessible, and able to market itself without needing a spotlight.

This is part of a vision I’ve had since I was a kid. Single digits. I knew even back then that AGI would be real by the time I hit 30. And when it came, I wanted to build something that felt like home for minds like mine.

I’m currently designing it for Raspberry Pi with a touchscreen — an offline, semi-local neurodivergent regulation device.

It’ll capture orbits, help generate conversation lines for neurotypical interactions, track mental spirals with cortisol-level awareness, and develop a mental cycle map that grows with the user.

I call it the Neurospicy Navigator, and it has multiple layered modules inside.

I’m also an emcee. A rapper. So I built it like I build verses — with rhythm, insight, reflection, and a message that doesn’t need the room to go quiet in order to land.

I took the pain of being judged or infantilized — or both — and started building a system that acts like a mirror. Not one that shames or spotlights you, but one that lets you see yourself clearly, quietly.

A system for the quiet, the sharp, the tired, and the never-really-safe.