Proof, not just a pitch

Product

Degens United is a sports odds and analysis platform we built and run end to end. It collects lines from the US sportsbooks, takes the median, strips out the vig to get a win probability, tracks line movement, and publishes it as web pages and phone alerts for its members. It's also our working example of a subscription product: accounts, billing, and paid tiers.

What it does

• Median line across the US books, with no-vig win probability, spread, total, and line-movement arrows.
• "Your book" mode to see one sportsbook's lines instead of the median, with the win probability recomputed from that book's prices.
• Insider alerts for the teams a member follows, pushed to their phone, plus breaking news headlines on the account page.
• Pro membership adds the alerts, news, and the weekly pool report.
• A scheduled pipeline behind it: odds collectors, a Postgres database, exports, and a static build, with the paid-API credit budget managed automatically.

Under the hood

• Stripe Checkout, webhooks, and customer portal for memberships, with a comp and invite path for pilots.
• One license model: access is checked against features, not plan names, so adding a package (like the Odds Board below) is a catalog edit and not a code change.
• Email sign-in links for members, and Cloudflare Access protecting the owner and admin areas.

For information, not betting advice. 21+. Problem gambling help: 1-800-GAMBLER.

The Odds Board is a full-screen odds and scores display made to be cast to the TVs in a bar, restaurant, or any room with a screen, in the spirit of the old Las Vegas sportsbook walls. It's its own product, built for venues, and it runs on the Degens United platform and data. While it's in testing, Degens United Pro members can use the boards.

Screenshots are drawn by the real board in Pro mode, using invented teams and made-up lines.

What it does

• Rotates through games and live scores, with a news and score crawl, several sports, five looks, and US, decimal, or fractional odds.
• Shows the median line across the US books, or one sportsbook's lines if the venue wants them.
• No time limit and no promo pages: it's made to stay on the wall all day.

For venues

Odds Board Pro is licensed per screen or device, so a venue pays for what it runs. A custom venue name on the board and a Chromecast, Roku, and Fire TV app are planned. Venue memberships are invite-only while pricing is finalized.

For information, not betting advice. 21+. Problem gambling help: 1-800-GAMBLER.

EasyNodePro ran production Harmony ONE validators from March 2021 until the network's validators wound down in September 2026, with pools that at times secured over $2M in delegated crypto assets. We also ran validators on Findora (now Fractal). Along the way we built the tooling to manage those nodes and supported the delegators and communities behind them.

• Built and maintained the open-source Harmony Toolbox: a Python installer and management menu for validator nodes, with more than 1,500 commits.
• Modernized Harmony AutoBidder, a Python service that adds and removes BLS keys to hold a validator inside its target elected-slot range across epochs.
• Built alerts for sync lag and low disk space, plus provisioning workflows for standing up new nodes quickly.
• Shipped a Cloudflare Worker that exposes Harmony's native VRF as a rate-limited REST API for verifiable random numbers.
• Developed the Easy Node API (Express.js), a backend service for accessible blockchain data, and a Next.js/MDX documentation platform for the validator community.
• Served as a Validator Support Moderator for the Findora Foundation, onboarding and troubleshooting for the network's validator set.

That chapter is closed. EasyNodePro is now a publisher, starting with the book Vibe Code Like a Pro.

A satirical local news site for Waukesha County that writes and publishes itself: a scheduled, automated content pipeline generates new stories, headlines, and a breaking-news ticker on a recurring cadence, formatted like a real local newsroom. It's deliberately absurd in tone — a demonstration of the automation working end to end, not just described.