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Fast clinical case assistant, OpenVet-style: colleague answers with verified doses from my formulary, what I actually stock, pearls, and owner handouts. First words in about 1.5 seconds.

Phone quiz for my techs: 64 real treatment-floor cases across eight stations, ranks, streaks and a certificate at the end. Progress saves on their phone.

Review copy of the client pet portal: pets, vaccines, visit notes, request a visit or refill. Sample data until its Supabase backend exists; heading for my.hearthstonevet.com.

Snap pet photos on any phone, they land in the clinic gallery instantly. Owners can send photos of their own pets too.

A pet's whole history in one place: nineteen years of pre-Shepherd records and a live panel of the current system, kept apart so you always know which is which. Inventory and reorder lists too.

Request tracker: every appointment request and website submission on one board, nothing lost in Slack.

Feline kidney disease guide for owners. Live and public, 3 of 30 guides written so far.

Receptionist assistant for AllyDVM client texts. Switched off 2026-10-01.

Visitor copy of the Antech lab interpreter, own database, wiped hourly. Shared login on futureproof.vet/try.

Fast canine and feline drug dosing.

Steve's own text-to-speech on Atlas. Chatterbox Turbo, British male voice, OpenAI-style API behind a key.

Second PawNotes site, run exactly like another clinic would be: own server, database and site key.

PawNotes site for Lonestar Veterinary Hospital: own server, database and site key.

Voice-dictated owner discharge generator (Hearthstone).

Shareable post-visit pet report cards (per-visit links; root redirects to the clinic site).

Try-it demo of the discharge app: sign in and customize it for your own clinic in Settings. Password required.

Digital signage for the waiting-room TVs (Hearthstone). Player is public.

Push a Fable-voiced heads-up to the front-desk PC (estimates, callbacks). Sign-in required.

Billing / bookkeeping tool.

Dr. P's book with every illustration in place, one page per chapter. Tap any paragraph, picture or table to leave a note for the next round of edits; all notes collect on one page.

Dr. P's puppy book with every illustration in place, one page per chapter. Tap any paragraph or highlight words to leave a note for the next round of edits.

Dr. P's kidney cat book with the art in place, one page per chapter. Tap any paragraph or highlight words to leave a note for the next round of edits.

Dr. P's three-part illustrated explainer: why you're making more than ever and still falling behind, what a world with no money printing would look like, and the money nobody controls.

Every bitcoin that will ever exist as a one-acre lot on the world's beaches. Watch each new block build a house, live, and see how much beach you'd own.

Everything under the stock market on one page: Treasury yields and what each one means, public and private credit, stocks and bonds, the Fed's money plumbing and household debt. Six layers scored green, yellow or red every five minutes.

Read-only copy of the live Shepherd clinic data on the NUC, refreshed every 5 minutes. JSON API behind a token for Jarvis, via, and anything else that needs a pet's current weight, owner, board or notes.

Live morning map for the micro Nasdaq: key levels, chart, the read, things to watch, today's alerts. Updated every 5 minutes 7-12 ET.

Treemap of every project, sized by hours spent. Sign-in required.

File drop and shared library.

Self-hosted database and storage admin.

Supermemory, the shared AI long-term memory.

Type an idea, AI sculpts it in 3D and turns it into a buildable LEGO model with steps and a parts list.

Hermes / Gideon assistant. Retired Oct 2026, Huck took over.

Temporary public copy of the clinic lobby show, no patient names.

Snap both sides of the Home Chef card. It reads it, sorts the order, runs the timers and talks you through dinner one step at a time. House PIN.

Gym tracker for the crew. Tap the machine you are standing at, log the set, walk away. No workout to start or lose.

The offline library on the NUC: prepper, cooking, DIY and mechanics references plus maps. Works on the home network even with the internet down.

Invoice-first PMS prototypes on real clinic data. VIA speed, Shepherd look, AI charge matching.