Tommy Dorgan

Deeze AI Console¹

Live · login-gated · deezeai.com/portal/login · demo on request

Internal seller workspace for an independent local-services agency. Login-gated, single operator plus a demo viewer. Indexed dataset inside it: 7,880 prospect businesses across 26 verticals, 2,325 reports generated by the analyzer, 547 prospects flagged with buying signals, 794 distinct ZIP codes. Prospects in the operator's outreach pipeline, not customers of the tool.

Lead list

filtered + scored

login-gated · demo on request

Prospect overview

score · rank · essentials

login-gated · demo on request

Three changes with the biggest impact

AI recs + research citations

scored with deeze_v1

Full breakdown

15 present · 23 missing

click any feature to override

Account & CRM

scan history · buying signals

lasallebodyandfender.com · scored Apr 27

The analyzer's observational layer runs @anthropic-ai/sdk against scraped prospect sites. Lead-note auto-summarization runs Claude Haiku. Real production usage at scale, not a wrapper around a chat box.

• Lead list with sort, filter, and score
• Single-screen lead detail with site-features grid and zip-code peer comparison
• URL scraping, site analysis, AI observational layer
• Tokenized customer-facing proposals served at a public route
• Lead-as-first-class Supabase schema with RLS
• Middleware-gated single and demo user auth

Tenant isolation via Supabase RLS. Middleware-gated auth, currently two allowed users (operator + demo viewer). Single-tenant operational model.

Vibe Now

In progress · build deployed at vibe-now-opal.vercel.app · not yet customer-facing

Event aggregator for Northern Illinois. Built to be the one place that surfaces everything happening locally, from an arena show at the United Center down to a high school spring concert, a brewery trivia night, or a neighborhood association cookout. Most aggregators only cover one tier; Vibe Now merges them.

Five sources, each covering a different layer of local life:

• Ticketmaster API for arenas, stadiums, and major concert tours.
• iCal feeds for libraries, parks-and-rec departments, school districts, and community calendars.
• JSON-LD scraping for venues that publish structured event markup on their own sites: breweries, restaurants, music halls, theaters.
• Tribe REST for the long tail of WordPress sites running The Events Calendar, the default stack for most small-town press and community orgs.
• Brave Search API as the catch-all that picks up whatever the other four miss, including farmers markets, festivals, and fundraisers without their own infrastructure.

The point isn't more events; it's that the existing scattered set finally lives in one feed.

Two surfaces: a Discover tab with mood-pick chips (Tonight, This Weekend, Free & Nearby, Date Night, With Kids, Get Outside, Live Music) and smart rows (Major Events, Coming Up This Week), and a Map View tab with a Leaflet map that filters events to the visible area. IP geolocation pins the visitor to a starting neighborhood; manual zip override is one click away.

Each source has its own schema, auth, and update cadence. The hard parts are normalization (mapping iCal events, schema.org JSON-LD blobs, WordPress posts via the Tribe REST API, Ticketmaster shows, and Brave Search hits into one shape), dedup (the same event surfaces in three sources with slightly different titles, and recurring shows need series collapse), and the visible-area filtering that powers the Map view. Storage is Supabase; front is Lovable.

Discover tab

mood picks + rails

vibe-now-opal.vercel.app

Map View tab

leaflet · viewport-filtered

vibe-now-opal.vercel.app