About
I build AI products end to end and run two companies that ship them. CLOOMS is my consumer arm — a portfolio of AI web tools, each built to do one job well. NexaPioneer is my B2B arm — AI-first software that helps businesses find and reach the right customers, running on a database of 70M+ integrated B2B records I built and cleaned myself.
My work is full-stack in the literal sense: I choose the problem, design the product, write the code (Next.js / React, deployed on Vercel), wire in the AI, and own whether real users keep coming back. Shipping the whole loop myself is the point — it keeps the feedback short and the decisions honest.
What I actually build
On the consumer side, CLOOMS tools are narrow by design. A few examples: Goatee.io previews beard and goatee styles on your own face before you commit; Search By Video finds the exact moment in a video from a plain-language description; BaldFade and Short Haircuts AI do the same "see it before you decide" job for hairstyles. Each one solves a single, nameable need — the full list is on the projects page.
On the B2B side, NexaPioneer turns 70M+ scattered records into something a business can search and act on, plus tools like a URL Opener & Email Extractor for prospecting. The bet is simple to state: AI, applied all the way into B2B workflows.
How I think about AI products
My rule is to start from a specific need, not from a model. A capable model is not a product; a job someone is stuck on is. I've written up that filter in how I decide which AI tools are worth building, and the operator lessons behind it in shipping a portfolio of AI web tools.
Elsewhere
- CLOOMS — consumer AI tools
- NexaPioneer — AI-first B2B
- GitHub
- jackshi@clooms.com