Matt Price · AI Solutions Architect

Syntax, woven.

I design deterministic, audit-grade AI systems — a decade in regulated finance, an internal toolset that reached 140+ users. These are the instruments I build on my own time.

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Currently weaving

Six systems, one way of thinking.

Different domains, one spine: deterministic where the answer has to be provable, AI only where it earns its place, and privacy built into the architecture rather than bolted on. Some I built solo to an enterprise bar; some pro bono.

CinemaLive

Yarns

Pull a thread. Fall through the movies. A cosmos of cinema you travel by thread — 32 cinematic universes orbit as spinning poster-globes; pick one and the rest collapse away while your world blooms open. Every film opens to a real synopsis, the crucial scene, where it streams now, and the threads tying it to everything else. The point isn't trivia an AI made up: every connection — even an interpretive one — is a sourced, cited, traversable edge. Anyone can ask an AI for parallels and get confident fiction. Yarns hands one back with a footnote.

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PersonalityLive

TrackRecord

Your music has been telling on you for years — you just didn't have anything to read it back. Paste a public Spotify, Apple Music, or YouTube Music link; TrackRecord pulls the real track listing and hands it to Claude with a prompt built to read the person, not the playlist. What comes back is a character study — a long-form personality read earned by specific tracks and transitions, plus a card carousel: Persona, Read, Roast, Toast, Kindred Spirits.

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Pro bonoIn development

TailTracker

Full shelter management for a local non-profit no-kill shelter — built pro bono. Scan a QR code to log care, speak a note and let AI structure it, or flag an animal for vet triage. Role-specific AI briefings fire three times a day so every shift can know what's on fire before they walk in. Biometric login, adoption compliance, cruelty investigation tracking, lost & found AI matching, 17 roles, 68 tables.

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VisionIn development

BallisticLens

A digital range instructor that lives in your phone. Upload a target and it calculates the delta between where you hit and where the physics say the round should land, then diagnoses why — trigger anticipation, grip, mechanical corrections. A 500Hz-filtered shot timer measures draws and splits through the fabric of your pocket. The Lead Instructor delivers tiered, TTS-coached feedback at the end of your string and generates a branded range card you can share. Less guesswork. More data.

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FabricationLive

BuildWise

An AI slicer coach for 3D printing. Tell it your printer, your material, and what you're actually trying to make — strong, fast, cheap, pretty, or it-lives-in-a-hot-car — and it returns hardware-aware slicer strategy instead of numbers to guess at. The physics is computed in code: a deterministic feasibility gate refuses the impossible (PC on an open-frame Ender 3) before the model is ever called, the STL is measured for real geometry, and a local-embedding RAG grounds every recommendation in vetted engineering principles. Claude only handles the judgment.

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FinanceLive

LedgerLamp

A private ledger for people who manage their own credit and bills. Track balances, utilization, autopay status, and statement close dates — the numbers that actually shape your credit profile. Paste in a billing email and it extracts the data. Deterministic rules surface what needs attention before it becomes a problem. No bank connections. Your data lives on your server.

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About

Built by hand, with care.

I'm Matt Price. Syntaxweave is my workshop — a place to build the kinds of tools I wish existed when I was deep in the work. Less software. More instruments. Quiet, focused, useful.

A decade in IT at a tier-one global financial institution taught me what that work feels like: federal regulatory reporting, attribute-level data lineage, the kind of code where one wrong join changes a regulator's read of the numbers. On the side I built an internal AI use case that grew to 140+ users through word of mouth and turned multi-day workflows into minutes. CIS degree from Tarleton State, and a decade of construction before any of it — which is probably why I keep calling this place a workshop.

Built solo, end to end — data model to front end. There's always something new on the bench.