Nick Leamon

Nick Leamon

I want to leave things better than I found them. Simple as that. I can't leave a problem alone if I'm built to solve it. This site highlights what I'm solving.

Everything here is personal work, built on my own time. None of it is client or employer work.

advntr

The mission is to help people experience the world with the people they love. The measure of that is simple: the number of group trips that actually get booked.

The bottleneck is logistics. Planning a group trip eats time, and getting a decision out of a group is close to impossible, so most trips die in the chat.

advntr turns the back and forth into real, priced trip options everyone can rate and argue about, and gives the group a way to decide. The trip gets booked.

  • iOS · React Native
  • Supabase
  • Edge Functions
  • Live inventory: Viator, LiteAPI, Travelpayouts

An organization staffed by agents

AI agents are capable, and you can run as many of them as you like.

One person prompting each of them by hand is the bottleneck. The ceiling is not the model. It is how the work is organized around it.

So I built the company instead of the prompt: written charters, a chain of command, mailboxes, meetings, standing orders and a token budget per seat. Seven agents held the seats. I held one.

  • Python
  • Headless Claude Code agents
  • Markdown is the database
  • Local web UI
  • Hook-enforced guardrails
org · team
The org's Team view: a pace dial per seat and an org chart with Nick as CEO over Themis, Hephaestus, Hermes, Sage and Iris, with Daedalus and Aeolus as cofounders
Eight seats, one human. Each card on the chart is a seat's own handoff note, and the dial above sets how often the organization wakes on its own.
org · calendar
The org calendar for August 2026 with studio and founders sessions the agents scheduled with each other
The agents scheduling rooms with each other to think through decisions together, without me in the loop.

Agora Markets

There are more problems worth solving than ever, and no reliable way to tell which ones matter most. Capital and talent get pointed at the wrong things every day.

Every tool we have starts too late. Venture firms wait for founders, accelerators wait for ideas, research firms sell opinions. Nobody puts real money behind the problem itself, so there is no honest signal of what is worth solving.

Agora is a stock market for unsolved problems. Every market is one problem and its price is how valuable solving it would be. When a company steps forward to solve it, shareholders move their problem shares into its equity, and the people who saw it first own a piece of the answer.

  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Supabase
  • iOS app in beta

wtfdoiwear

Weather apps are everywhere, and most of us check one every morning.

They hand you a forecast to interpret, when the only question you had was what to put on.

wtfdoiwear reads where you are standing and answers in words big enough to read from across the room. Behind the page is a single agent with a personality: a guy at the bar who just checked the weather and tells you straight. It only ever sees the real forecast, pinned and tested, so it can be casual without being wrong.

  • React · Vite
  • LLM agent with a persona
  • Open-Meteo
  • Vercel
  • iOS companion

Project Beast

Habit trackers are full of checkboxes, and people start them with the best intentions.

Logging is a chore, and the chore is the first habit to die.

Project Beast lets you just talk about your day, by voice or text. An AI checks off the habits, keeps the notes, and writes the progress report. The tracker disappears and the discipline stays.

  • React · Vite
  • Python on Azure Functions
  • Cosmos DB
  • Azure Static Web Apps
  • LLM habit assistant

Building something? Talk to me.