Nine B&Bs, Three Months: What It Actually Took to Go Digital
In three months I built five websites covering nine Taiwanese B&Bs, deployed automated weekly reports and a Google Ads health check system. This is what that actually looked like.
I build software that ships and cast into real waters —
Android, web, AI tooling, and fishing logs from Taiwan, Japan, and beyond.
In three months I built five websites covering nine Taiwanese B&Bs, deployed automated weekly reports and a Google Ads health check system. This is what that actually looked like.
I set up a multi-agent coding workflow where different Claude agents handle different phases of a feature. Here is what worked, what broke, and what I would change.
One Kyushu trip, two species of sea bass — the black sea bass and the common Japanese sea bass. Neither was big, but the spot that produced the ヒラスズキ was the story: a narrow saltwater channel that reads like a river but flows like a tidal race.
A bright midday session on a sandy shore. The plan was a wide flatfish — what came up was a small tongue sole on a gold jig paired with a hot pink skirt. Different fish, same family, an honest result on the sand.