David Tiong
After 20+ years in digital, I'm turning what I've learned into tools that actually help — built with AI, grounded in real experience. They're designed to enhance the work professionals already do, not replace it. Some solve problems I've seen businesses struggle with, others are things I built for myself and decided to share.
Tools
Vibe-coded with AI, built from real experience.
Content Checker Pro $49 AUD
AI-powered content & SEO analysis for agencies and consultants. Score pages, benchmark competitors, export branded PDF reports. One-time purchase.
Mindful Reader $19 AUD · Coming Soon
A calm RSS feed reader that respects your attention. 3–5 curated articles daily with impact ratings to track what's worth reading. No unread counts, no pressure.
Content Checker Free
A quick health check for any web page — title, meta tags, headings, images, links, and schema markup. Paste a URL, get a score out of 100 with plain-English fixes.
Business Card Generator Free
Create professional, print-ready business cards in minutes. No signup required.
Ikigai Compass Free
A private, local tool for discovering your purpose at career crossroads. Runs entirely on your computer — your data never leaves your machine.
Local Task Manager Free
A lightweight task manager with timers, pomodoro mode, and an analog clock view. Runs locally — no accounts, no cloud.
Zestly: Playful Habits Free · iOS
A low-pressure habit-building app with 60+ fun daily prompts, no streaks, and weekly resets. Available on the App Store.
Why I build tools, not replacements
There's a lot of talk right now about AI replacing jobs, automating everything, letting agents handle the work so people don't have to. I see it differently.
I think people genuinely enjoy being good at what they do. There's real purpose in solving problems, delivering something useful, getting better at your craft. I sometimes wonder about people who retire after long careers and find themselves struggling — not because they didn't plan for it, but because the thing that gave their days structure and meaning was suddenly gone. If that can happen at the end of a career, I'm not sure why we'd want to engineer it for everyone at once.
Technology has always been about helping people do more with what they're already good at. That's how I think about the tools I build — they should make you more productive, not make you unnecessary. I wrote more about this and how it connects to vibe coding and where I think AI fits best. Read the full post →
Ideas & Insights
Practical tips for small businesses and nonprofits — on digital strategy, getting your online presence right, and using tools effectively.
Recent Photography
I'm also an enthusiastic photographer who captures diverse subjects through both colour and monochrome lenses. Browse my collections below, or grab free stock photos from Unsplash.
