The software I build and run alone, for creators, writers and founders, and a blog that writes down how every one of them got built, launched and sold.
Nxcturnez is a faceless software developer running eleven products alone. Easy Reels cuts clips to a song on the beat. BatchTone grades a whole shoot with one LUT on macOS. bukpress turns Markdown into a finished ebook. Nexin, Copix and Valta plug into Claude or ChatGPT: content in your brand's voice, copy and SEO checks, and one vault of notes every AI can read. Zelect turns a link in bio into an affiliate shop. Crush on You sends a love letter as a private link and tells you when it was opened. LaunchGP lists software launches as cars in a weekly Grand Prix, where votes decide the order. Klevo lets your AI record a demo video of your web app, and Karou turns the slides it writes into a finished carousel.
Developer first, founder second, marketer because nobody else was going to do it. I build the tools I use, sell only what I've run myself, and write the rest down for free.
More about meyears as a software developer
Eleven products, designed, built and run solo.
Where the obsession with systems started.
Technology, digital marketing, whatever's next. Always building something.
Eleven products, built alone, shipped in public and used every day, by me first.
Beat-synced vertical video. Add a song and a folder of clips, build the template once, and every reel after that is one click: cut on the beat, styled, captioned and ready to post.
Apply a LUT to a whole shoot at once, on macOS. Drop in a folder of photos or clips, pick the look, and every file takes it, with a dial per file for the shots that need less.
Turn a Markdown file into a finished ebook. Paste the text, review it on real pages, put your name and brand on it, and export a typeset PDF or EPUB.
The content department you install. One interview sets your brand, persona and proof, then Claude or ChatGPT writes for Instagram, Threads, X, YouTube, Pinterest and your blog in your voice.
Your AI's copywriting and SEO engine. It plugs into the assistant you already use and hands it what good copywriters know, plus an SEO check before anything ships.
One vault for every AI you use. Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor save Markdown notes to the same place and read them back, so you stop re-explaining yourself in every chat.
An affiliate storefront for creators. Paste a product link and get a shop page people can browse, sorted into categories, behind the one link in your bio.
Send a love letter online. Write it, pick a design and share a private link: they open an envelope, read it and can answer with one tap, and you see when it was opened.
A launch directory run as a race season. Your product is a car on a 3D track: a weekly Grand Prix ranked by votes, then a permanent Endurance mode ranked by traffic and verified revenue.
Demo videos of your web app, recorded by the AI you already use. It clicks through the app step by step, and you get back an MP4 with a smooth cursor, zooms, captions and a browser or iPhone frame.
Carousels made inside Claude or ChatGPT. The AI writes the slides, Karou lays them out in a template and returns the images in the chat, ready for Instagram or LinkedIn.
A faceless software developer with fifteen-plus years of writing code, now building and running products alone: Easy Reels, BatchTone, bukpress, Nexin, Copix, Valta, Zelect, Crush on You, LaunchGP, Klevo and Karou. This site lists them and the blog documents how each one gets built, launched and sold.
Yes. No agency, no team, no ghostwriters. Most of the code is written AI-first: I direct the model, it types, and I read every line before it ships. The how-I-built posts on the blog show the commits, the stack and what broke.
Nexin, Copix and Valta. Each is a connector your assistant calls while you work: Nexin for content in your brand's voice, Copix for copywriting and SEO checks, and Valta as one vault of Markdown notes every AI you use can save to and read.
Easy Reels cuts your clips to any song with every cut on the beat. BatchTone applies one LUT to a whole folder of photos and video on macOS. bukpress turns a Markdown draft into a typeset PDF and EPUB.
An affiliate storefront for the link in your bio. Instead of a list of links, the products you recommend sit in a page laid out like a shop.
A way to send a love letter or a crush confession as a private link. They open an envelope, read it, and can answer Yes, Maybe, Let's talk or No; you see when it was opened. Free to start, in English, Portuguese and Spanish.
A launch directory for software products run as a motorsport season. Every product is a car: a weekly Grand Prix ranked by votes on a 3D track, a permanent Endurance mode ranked by traffic and verified revenue, and dofollow links earned by podiums. Free seats need the LaunchGP badge; paid slots buy visibility, never a position.
An MCP server that records demo videos of a web app. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Claude Code drive the app through Klevo click by click, and get back an MP4 with a smooth cursor, zooms, captions and a browser or iPhone frame. The steps are saved as a script, so a new video after a redesign is one call.
An MCP server that renders social media carousels. The AI you already use writes the slides, and Karou returns a PNG per slide, a ZIP and a PDF in the same chat, in 4:5, 1:1 or 9:16. The PDF is ready to post as a LinkedIn carousel.
On each product's own site. Most of them have a free plan or a trial, so you can try one with real work before paying anything.
No. Everything here was built for, and first used on, faceless accounts. None of the tools needs a camera pointed at you.
Each product has its own support address on its site. For anything else, email support@nxcturnez.com or send a DM on Threads.
How I built LaunchGP, a launch directory where every product is a car: a weekly Grand Prix ranked by votes, a 3D track, and rules that keep money off results.
Build logsHow I pivoted Crush on You from a dating site into an app for love letters sent as a link: the constraint that picked the idea, the fork it reused, the bugs.
Build logsHow to automate Instagram Reels in four layers: footage, the edit, captions and scheduling. What each one can hand off, and the one decision to keep.
InstagramA consistent feed is not one filter. Match white balance and exposure first, pick one look, apply it to the whole set at once, then turn down the outliers.
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