I'm Adam. Software engineer at Google. I take things apart to see how they run, then I build the thing that runs better. The videos and the AI work both come out of that same habit.

Outside of Google, I help people use AI and agents to automate the busywork and get the real work done faster. Less hype. More of what holds up once you're depending on it. I make videos and build the tools that teach it — the same ones I use every day.

The rest of the time I'm in the gym or buried in a computer, pulling some piece of software apart to see how it runs. That habit is going somewhere bigger than a YouTube channel: practical AI systems, local tools, and experiments people can actually inspect.

Free · open source · runs on your Mac

Local Flow: talk, and it types. Nothing leaves your Mac.

The dictation tool I use every day. It records your voice, transcribes it on-device with whisper.cpp, cleans the text up with a local Gemma model through Ollama, and types it straight in at your cursor. No cloud. No subscription. Nobody listening.

  • On-deviceYour voice never leaves your machine.
  • Open sourceClone it, read it, change it.
  • Fastwhisper.cpp does the transcription locally.
  • HackableWire it into your own workflow.
Get Local Flow free Free, for macOS.

More free tools are on the way — see them first on GitHub.