CoverTrack
Certificate-of-insurance tracking for businesses that are tired of chasing PDFs. Automated reminders, zero spreadsheets.
Open the case →We design and build apps, websites, and digital products — useful, well-made, occasionally unhinged. Caffeine in, experiments out. Always we laugh.
A working lab, not a graveyard. Real products shipping to real people — plus the experiments that haven't escaped yet.
Certificate-of-insurance tracking for businesses that are tired of chasing PDFs. Automated reminders, zero spreadsheets.
Open the case →Book illustrations for self-publishing authors — turn a manuscript into art without hiring a studio. Built for indie writers.
Open the case →A field app for flooring installers — quotes, measurements, and job tracking that survives a dusty job site.
Open the case →Where the strange ideas live. Small AI-powered tools and prototypes we build to see what sticks. Some become products.
Into the lab →If an idea is dumb but interesting, that's a green light. We chase the question, not the consensus.
Deploying… building… still broken. We say the real status, not the polished one.
A scrappy thing that exists beats a perfect thing that doesn't. Build, learn, repeat.
Work nobody enjoys gets abandoned. We keep the laugh in the loop on purpose.
Field notes from inside the lab. Wins, faceplants, and the occasional 3am breakthrough.
Deployed and humming on Railway. Real product, real URL, real chasing-PDFs-so-you-don't-have-to. Now we need a few brave souls to kick the tyres — beta testers, step right up.
Also live on Railway. A handful of manuscripts have already turned into illustrations. A few things still aren't quite right — which is precisely what an MVP is for.
Live on Railway too (where else?). Two friends are running it on actual job sites right now — dusty, early, and holding together so far.
Bought the domain before the business plan, naturally. Laughing Beast Labs is officially a thing that exists on the internet now.
It didn't crash. They smiled. We're calling that a resounding scientific success and quietly ignoring the seven things that broke after.
One indie author, one pile of text, one set of illustrations. The beast nodded approvingly and reached for more coffee.
One email when something new escapes the lab. No spam, no fluff — just experiments, lessons, and the odd bad joke.