Release history
Shipping log
Repeated evidence that I can turn an ambiguous problem into a working product. Newest first.
2026
tristanberguer.comReleaseThis siteBuilt in a day with Claude Code and shipped to my own VPS. Next.js, static, bilingual, no tracker, no cookie banner. Every number on it comes from one folder of TypeScript, which also generates the résumé, the llms.txt and the JSON Resume.
uwaitLaunchuwait v1A Chrome extension that monetises the 3–8 seconds you spend waiting for ChatGPT or Claude, and pays the user a cut.
BuskaReleaseBuska, rebuilt and relaunchedRebuilt end to end around buying intent rather than coverage, with new positioning. MRR then grew by roughly 40% month over month over the following five months.
AtylaLaunchAtyla goes publicMeasure and improve how a brand appears inside AI answers: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude.2025
SenthorLaunchSenthor, the AI crawler paywallDetect the AIs reading your pages, then allow, limit, block or charge them. Co-founder and CEO.
BeeSecureMilestoneBeeSecure, 11 days soloAn AI security co-pilot that scans a codebase and explains how to fix what it finds. Built solo in 11 days during an international hackathon.
BeelinkMilestoneBeelink, 48 hours to first paymentA B2B Chatroulette: log in with LinkedIn, match with founders, recruiters or investors, talk on video. Coded in two days; someone paid before it was finished.2023
BuskaLaunchBuska, first versionStarted alongside the lempire role as a general social listening tool. Thirty-plus platforms scanned in real time, every mention scored 0 to 100.
PressPilotLaunchPressPilotAI-written press releases, distributed to thousands of journalists in a few clicks.2021
CarimmatMilestoneCarimmat v2, and 200,000 usersThe rebuilt version of a dating app that matches by licence plate. It grew past 200,000 users in two years.2019
NiceCactusExitNiceCactus, exitedEsports SaaS co-founded in 2017 as CMO, then led on product as CPO. Formerly Esport-Management. I exited by selling my shares; the company continued without me.- BookRelease“Le langage décrypté des gamers”A published dictionary of how gamers actually talk. Covered by AFJV and Nice-Matin.