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AI vision / Web productA photo becomes a ranked breed shortlist, with confidence scores and shareable results. AI with an approachable, complete user flow.
AI ideas.
Real products.
For founders and small teams ready to build. I turn your idea into a focused MVP, a useful AI product, or the next version of your software.
Discuss your projectWork directly with Joseph Gonzalez. From scope to ship.
See products I’ve built
A first version. An AI capability. A better product.
Find your starting pointProof you can
click through.
Independent products, built by Joseph. Real interfaces and real engineering to explore for yourself.
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Conversational AI / Design toolA conversational workspace for designing print-ready business cards. An AI interaction connected to a useful creative workflow.
Dominó — Cuban dominoes with public tables and private rooms.
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thing that matters.
You don’t need every feature. You need the right first product, the right AI use case, or a clear next move.
Build your MVP
A focused first version: product scope, interface design, core development, and a launch handoff.
Make AI useful
Connect AI to a real task: a document workflow, a vision feature, an assistant, or an existing product.
Move a product forward
Get hands-on development for the next feature, a better user experience, or an integration that’s holding you back.
A clear scope.
A shared finish line.
Make the important decisions early, then build around a working product you can review.
- 1
Find the useful core
Define the user, the problem, and what a first version needs to prove.
- 2
Agree on the build
Set the scope, deliverables, budget, and milestones before development begins.
- 3
Build, review, refine
Review working software, make informed tradeoffs, and plan the handoff.
Senior judgment.
Hands-on building.
I’m Joseph Gonzalez, a software development director. I lead 35+ people across five development teams, and I build independent products myself.
For your project, that means a conversation with the person thinking through the product and doing the work. The selected products above are my independent portfolio.
Discuss your projectA few things
you might be asking.
How much does a project cost?
It depends on the product and the scope. Share the idea and any budget you have in mind. We’ll discuss deliverables and cost before committing to a build.
Do I need a finished brief?
No. A description of who it’s for, what it should do, and what you’ve tried is enough to start the conversation.
Can you work on an existing product?
Yes. Describe your current product, the stack if you know it, and the change you need. We can discuss an appropriate scope after reviewing what’s there.
What about AI errors and running costs?
AI can get things wrong. The scope should account for representative examples, failure handling, and when a person needs to review a result. Model and hosting costs are part of the planning conversation.
What happens after the build?
We’ll define the handoff before starting: source code, deployment details, documentation, and any ongoing support needed. Those details belong in the agreed scope.
What are
you building?
An idea, a rough brief, a product that needs its next chapter. Start there.
joseph@eday.studioPrefer a direct email? That works, too.
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