Sam Zamor / Design, build, automate
Most of my ideas die on purpose.
The ones that survive I design, build, and automate end to end, usually on my own. Twenty-five years in, I've made most of the mistakes already, which is how I know what to leave out.
About
“I'd rather cut a feature than explain it.”
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End to end (what I do)
I design the interface, build the front-end, and lately the tooling behind it. No design-to-dev handoff, because I'm usually both.
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Earned taste (why trust me)
Twenty-five years of shipping means I've made most of the mistakes already. The strong opinions I hold now are just the ones that survived being wrong.
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Built for here (why me)
I build for a place, not a persona. Great internet, mediocre local tools, so I make a few of them myself.
Work
Product design, web development, and AI tooling work
Selected client projects, personal products, ecommerce systems, and automation-heavy builds from 25 years of designing and shipping.
Tallo
Senior designer and front-end developer on a national talent platform. Created design systems, components, and the screens people actually shipped on.
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Enabley
Enabley is a one-stop-shop learning platform offering a comprehensive solution for your company's learning requirements.
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OKLetsGo
A local's guide to the Okanagan, the events, spots, and weekend plans the other apps kept getting wrong. Built it for my own valley first, then left it up for everyone else's.
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Lynxlabs
A Canadian research-peptide store built documentation-first: public COAs, batch traceability, and product pages that lead with proof, not marketing. A large catalog wrapped in a clean, credible storefront.
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Keepsayk
A heart-shaped caged pendant with a micro drive at its core, holding one file, a video, a letter, and nothing else. The only copy on earth, worn around your neck.
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Northern Compound
An independent Canadian publication covering research peptides, hundreds of careful, reviewed articles that educate instead of sell. Built to read like a journal, not a supplement ad.
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Chatatouille
An AI cooking assistant I built with a partner. Tell it what's in your fridge, or show it, and it walks you through a restaurant-quality dish completely hands-free.
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Airways
Modern maintenance software for aircraft owners and MROs. Track inspections, manage work orders, and stay airworthy. A hangar's worth of compliance paperwork pulled into one platform.
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Innovise
A boutique software agency where senior engineers do the work themselves. No juniors, no account managers, no handoffs. A clean, direct brand and site to match a clean, direct promise.
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Scout
An app that turns idle scrolling into research. AI scans Indie Hackers, Reddit, and top podcasts each day, then hands you a swipeable stack of real businesses making real money.
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Telaliving
A real-estate and lifestyle brand for the Tel Aviv area, neighborhood guides, local listings, and the on-the-ground detail that tells you what it's actually like to live there.
Client
Tablecast
An overhead projector that turns any table into a poker table. Dealer button, blind timer, and seat labels beamed onto the felt, run from your phone or a physical remote.
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How I work
How I actually work
No framework. Just the loop I run most weeks, and where it usually humbles me.
Contact
Got a weird one?
Send me the brief, the impossible constraint, or the idea you can't stop thinking about. I take on a couple of outside projects a year. If it's a good one, tell me.
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