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I Built an Internet Court. Now I'm Trying to Find Out If Anyone Actually Wants It.

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A couple of weeks ago, I had a domain sitting around: loopproof.me I owned the domain, but I didn't have a product. So I opened Claude Code and gave it a pretty unusual instruction: “Build anything you want. Here's the domain. It's already registered and it's mine.” I didn't give it a startup idea. I didn't give it a detailed product specification.

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