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Instagram has commoditised memories. We take hundreds of photos and post dozens of them, and each photo exists in the visible view for less than a second.

What if capturing a moment for posterity involved respecting the moment deeply, with immersion, effort, and involvement? What if every image you posted had to be accompanied by a haiku?

As a proof of concept, Sid built Haikugram: an AI tool to write haikus based on uploaded images or text, with customizable moods, languages, writing styles, dialects, or borrowed voices. This is a low-end reflection of what the tool does.

Here is something Sid built because he is lazy as f.

Enter any book name and get a full summary. Bookywook provides holistic views, key concepts, contrarian ideas, chapter-by-chapter breakdowns, and practical applications for individuals and businesses.

It is a shortcut machine for curiosity, recall, and pretending you are more disciplined than you are.

We tend to treat the future as though there is one correct answer waiting to be found: the right career, the right move, the right next chapter.

The Odyssey Plan starts somewhere more useful. It asks you to imagine three radically different versions of the next five years: the path you are already on, the life you would build if that path disappeared, and the wildcard you might pursue without money, status, or other people’s expectations in the way.

Build each timeline, test it against what matters to you, compare the alternatives, and turn the most interesting parts into small real-world experiments.