Sam Seah
Sam Seah · Independent developer
I work with Claude as my team: one person designing, building and shipping apps, writing the guides, and running the servers. Here is what I have made, and how I work.
A Sonos controller for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. Say it in English, Mandarin or Cantonese and the music plays; local network and cloud control; scenes, widgets and the lock screen. It can also let Claude or ChatGPT control your speakers over MCP.
A free check of your network exit: which IP ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Muse each see; residential or data center; DNS and WebRTC leaks; which exit the Claude Code terminal uses. Every finding comes with how to fix it, no sign-in needed.
AI teammates that never log off. Each long-running Claude session owns one area: iOS development, content and SEO, and server operations. They hand work to each other; for research or review I bring in a helper. I make the calls.
working rules, each from a real mistake. Every time something goes wrong, it becomes a rule in shared memory that gets read before the next job. Not making the same mistake twice is what lets one person run several products.
automations running in the background. 25 recurring Claude tasks plus 100+ cron jobs: daily reports, weekly articles, post-release checks. I only hear about it when something breaks.
A few rules: write the document before the code; back conclusions with measurements, not hunches; verify on production after every change; automate anything that relies on memory.
Works in English, Mandarin and Cantonese, or straight from Claude and ChatGPT.
A step-by-step checklist, in the order that fixes it fastest.
Why a clean US IP can still get blocked, and the exits people forget.
Why your terminal and browser leave through different exits, and how to check.
Collaboration, product feedback, or just curious how one person builds products with AI: drop me a line.