FeedFare is live: Walk first. Scroll later.
My native iPhone and iPad app turns steps into screen time for the apps you choose. How it works, what changed, and why the full app is a US $4.99 one-time download.
Read the FeedFare launch story →Aviation study guides, checkride prep, Flight Funded updates, and notes on the apps and books I build.
Choose the next useful step: prepare for the oral, find the right workbook, lower the cost of hour building, or simplify the app stack.
My native iPhone and iPad app turns steps into screen time for the apps you choose. How it works, what changed, and why the full app is a US $4.99 one-time download.
Read the FeedFare launch story →60 large-print Bible word searches with optional hidden reflections. A separate new title from Nick Rae, alongside the aviation workbook catalog.
Read the launch note →A source-first instrument checkride study plan for full-time workers: focused ACS weaknesses, out-loud scenarios, an adaptable weekly schedule, and an error log.
Read more →A practical rule-risk-action framework for instrument students who need to answer out loud before the DPE starts pulling threads.
Read more →The main workbook shelf: private, instrument, commercial, multi-engine, and VFR radio-call prep.
Read more →10 source-anchored IFR scenario cards for currency, alternates, fuel, readbacks, holding, MDA discipline, and equipment checks.
Read more →Current totals, monthly pace, cost controls, recurrency, and the real plan from 393.1 to 500 hours.
Read more →Paperback and Kindle are live. The aviation series now covers private, instrument, commercial, and multi-engine add-on prep.
Read more →Why I wrote the commercial workbook, what is inside, and who it will actually help.
Read more →Why I am building apps, books, bots, and automation in public to fund more flight time as a commercial pilot.
Read more →From zero flight time at 44 to commercial multi-engine certificate at 46: real hours, real costs, real timeline.
Read more →Compare low-cost and paid hour-building paths, then run your own numbers with the free calculator.
Read more →Requirements, hours, costs, and timeline without the flight-school brochure perfume.
Read more →Oral exam, ACS study plan, common DPE questions, and flight maneuvers worth over-preparing.
Read more →A practical buying order for written prep, cockpit math, flight planning, debriefing, and logbook tools.
Read more →Aviation products, apps, and automation as a flight-hour funding lane. Real numbers, real timeline, still early.
Read more →Historical operating notes remain available for readers and search, but aviation is the current primary lane. Nick's OpenClaw runtime is retired; these are dated 2026 records.
A dated case study from the retired runtime: workflows, agents, reports, decisions, and guardrails.
Read more →What the archived field guide preserves about setup, memory, scheduled work, cost control, and security.
Read more →The paper results looked great. Later market-relative tests killed the weather hypothesis. Evidence preserved; live trading off.
Read more →A March 2026 experiment with execution history, preserved from the retired runtime.
Read more →Archived lessons on identity, scheduled work, one channel, USER.md, and skills.
Read more →A dated 2026 assessment of setup lessons and mistakes from the retired runtime.
Read more →The archived March 2026 snapshot: useful patterns, expensive mistakes, and safety lessons.
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