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Brady Baxter

The portfolio · Six kinds of work

Made with AI.
Used for real.

Explore the builds, turn the pricing dials, watch the films, and try the tools.

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The portfolio · Six kinds of work

Six things I make.

Every one of these shipped for one of my own businesses before I offered it to anyone else. Real screens are labelled real; rendered ones are labelled rendered.

01Dynamic pricing
02Video
03Images
04Websites
05Advertising
06Custom apps

The trip-rate table on baxstarfishing.com: five trip lengths with a from-price on each, and a Check availability button

Real screen recording, 18 seconds, looping, cropped to follow the cursor. Season, day and group size change the number; the booking lands in FareHarbor.

01Dynamic pricing · a working engine

The price that knows what day it is.

Baxstar Fishing’s trip rates move with the season, the weekday and the size of the group. One pricing sheet feeds the site, the booking flow and my own dashboard, so a quote is never retyped and never stale.

Live on baxstarfishing.com
One Google Sheet is the source
FareHarbor takes the booking

Scope one for your prices

Also hereThe full pricing page Reservations app Commission calculator

Try itThree dials, one number

Turn the dials the engine turns.

Illustrative rules for a four-hour trip, so you can feel how a price composes. Baxstar’s live rates are on baxstarfishing.com, not here.

Season

Day

Group

$424

Plus a 6% provider fee at checkout, shown before anyone pays. The real engine reads these rules from one sheet; change the sheet and every quote changes with it.

A frame from the AI, FOR REAL. launch ad: a man at a kitchen table under a lamp, head in his hand, buried in paperwork

AI-rendered film, directed and cut here. Sound on.

02Video creation · a 26-second ad

An ad shot without a camera.

The launch spot for my AI, FOR REAL. class: a neighbour at the kitchen table, buried in paper, and then the offer. I wrote it, directed the renders, cut it vertical for Reels and Shorts, and ran it.

Vertical, 9:16
Rendered with Higgsfield
My script, my cut

Make one for your business

Also hereThe full video page The city-at-night hero film 39-second walkthrough Ask AI to ask you

Two AI renders, directed here: the lounge as a classroom, and a class night in session. The room is real; the people aren’t. Click either to enlarge.

03Image creation · directed renders

The room is real. The people aren’t.

Lakes Golf Simulator, rendered as the classroom it becomes on class nights. I use these on the class page and in the ads. Every one is labelled as a render, because a photo that lies costs more than it earns.

Used on ai.lakesgolfsim.com
Labelled as generated, every time

Get images that fit your place

Also hereOne note, one revision The class cards

baxstarfishing.com: Proven on the water. Every time.

baxstaroutdoors.com: Your lake. Your week. Delivered.

boat.baxstarfishing.com: the Vexus DVX 20S with its spec strip

Three of the four live sites. Click a picture to visit the site (opens in a new tab).

04Website creation · four live, one concept

Sites that take the booking.

Four live sites run my businesses: they price the trip, take the booking, sell the seat. Each one is a single fast file I built with Claude Code: hosted for free, quick on a phone at the lake, with no plugins to renew and no platform fee.

Four live sites, one concept
Built with Claude Code
Free hosting, no subscriptions

See all the websites

Also here39-second walkthrough The boat site, end to end

Covers for the YouTube walkthroughs and cards for the class launch. Rendered backgrounds, real promises. Click any to enlarge.

05Advertising · covers and cards

Thumbnails that earn the click honestly.

The paper-to-app cover is the pontoon check-in form, which really did go from clipboard to phone in one sitting. The class cards ran on Facebook and Instagram. Each one promises the thing the post delivers, and nothing more.

YouTube · Facebook · Instagram
Copy and direction by me

Get a set for your launch

Also hereThe full advertising page Ask AI to ask you cover Chaos-day tracker cover

Caption Studio on a phone: Add the shot, Take a photo now, Read photo and draft

Caption Studio · live, public

Pontoon Check-In · ops only

Real screens. The left one is the public Caption Studio: press Try it here and use it without leaving this page. The right one is the rental check-in form my pontoon business runs on; it writes real rentals, so it stays a picture. Tap it to enlarge.

06Custom apps · one tool, one job

Apps that fit in a pocket and a budget.

Caption Studio turns a fish photo into a finished Instagram caption: it reads the shot, drafts in the brand’s voice, caps the hashtags at five and lines up the sponsor tags for you to confirm. Pontoon Check-In replaced a clipboard: checklists, a tap-to-mark damage diagram, signatures, and the booking details pulled from FareHarbor, syncing between two phones at the dock.

Install from the browser, no app store
Keeps working through a dead signal, syncs when it returns
Built with Claude Code

Open Caption Studio See all the apps

Also hereWorksheet Tool Baxstar Ember Knowledge Graph Commission calculator Caption Studio source ↗

More of the work

Smaller things.
Same rule.

Built for one job, used for real.

Video · YouTube

Make AI ask you questions before it builds anything.

Before it writes any code, have the AI ask you questions first. You answer its “what ifs” before they turn into fixes.

Watch on YouTube

The Lesson Plan Book: a week view calendar with class periods filled in

Small tool · classroom

The lesson-plan book

A plain calendar, rebuilt into the lesson-plan book I use at school. It could be anyone’s calendar for anything.

An AI-generated thumbnail after specific feedback: two hoses coupled on rock, chalk lettering still rough

AI image · judgment

One note, one revision

Same request, specific feedback, better result. The cords got real. The chalk still needed work — and I say so.

Screen walkthrough · YouTube

The chaos-day tracker

I was running too many AI threads and losing track. So I had AI build a small tool that logs the mess and drafts the day’s recap — I still read it before I trust it.

Watch on YouTube