Personal workshop

Hi, I’m Johnny. I build little tools that make real days easier.

I like fixing things, tinkering with ideas, and turning small problems from work and life into simple apps I can actually use. This is my home base for experiments, helpers, games, notes, and whatever else I’m building next.

Open Clockwise See AI Helper

About me

Practical, curious, hands-on.

I’m the kind of person who notices a clunky routine and starts wondering how to smooth it out. Sometimes that means a timer for work calls, sometimes it means an AI helper, sometimes it means a game or a tiny prototype just to see if an idea has legs.

Fixing I like making messy workflows cleaner and giving myself better tools than the ones I started with.

Tinkering Most of these apps started as “what if this existed?” and became something useful one pass at a time.

Building This page is a living shelf for my work tools, experiments, games, and practical ideas.

Things I’ve been building.

Some are for work, some are for writing, some are for exploring ideas. The common thread is that they help me think, track, create, or solve something faster.

Work tracker

Clockwise

A call timer with reference reminders and custom call marks for keeping track of what happened and when.

Open Clockwise

Private AI

GPT 5.5

My private chat workspace for questions, drafts, project notes, files, and getting unstuck quickly.

Open GPT 5.5

Local business

AI Helper

The original small-business assistant page for customer questions, appointment intake, and simple handoffs.

Open AI Helper

Writing

Story Editor

A paragraph-by-paragraph editing space for drafts, rewrites, and shaping a manuscript without losing the thread.

Open Story Editor

Chat experiment

Nova Chat

A different conversation surface for trying out how a focused assistant can feel and behave.

Open Nova Chat

Games

Cozy Builder

A playable experiment in building, simulation, and making little worlds feel pleasant to poke around in.

Open Cozy Builder

Why this page exists

A place for the useful stuff.

I wanted justaskjohnny.com to feel less like a generic landing page and more like my own bench: the place where my tools sit, where experiments can live, and where I can keep improving things that help with work, writing, life, and curiosity.