I build ideas, test what works, and share what I learned along the way.
I'm Evan, a 13-year-old builder and creator. My AI is my main focus, but curiosity takes me up into plenty of other subjects. I'm building the site to document my work, share useful ideas, grow an audience, and meet other people who want to create interesting things together.
I explore AI by building systems, testing new tools, and looking for ways to make powerful technology easier for people to use. Outside technology, I cycle and cook, two places where patience, experimentation, and small improvements make a visible difference. I'm currently exploring Atlas, experimenting with AI agents, and figuring out what I want to build next.
I did not begin with one perfect plan. Each project led to a new question, a new skill, and something more ambitious to build.
I started coding when I was seven. At first, I was trying to understand how software worked. Eventually, I realized I could use it to turn my own ideas into something real.
I started taking experimentation more seriously, not only in technology, but also in cooking and other parts of my life. Testing one variable at a time taught me to focus on evidence instead of assumptions.
I built an AI stock predictor and learned how much work sits behind a result: collecting data, training models, testing assumptions, and discovering where things fail.
I am now experimenting with AI agents and building Atlas while I work out what the idea should become. The direction is still evolving, and documenting that process is part of the project.
The tools change depending on the project. These are the ones I currently use to build, research, organize ideas, and create.