Visible progress, not private working data

Build & Evidence

A concise public record of website milestones, corrections, evidence boundaries and preserved versions. Unverified outcomes and private project records are intentionally excluded.

Public Record Current

Latest Visible Stage

A coded educational site with a beginner guide, a Young Thinkers roadmap, an interactive exercise and preserved earlier versions.

Timeline

Visible Milestones

18 July 2026

Think Smarter AI Was Founded

Jacob W. founded the project around the principle that AI should improve human thinking, not replace it.

29 July 2026

The Website Moved from Carrd to Coded Source

The homepage source was stored in a private GitHub repository and deployed through Cloudflare Pages to the live custom domain after review. Carrd was retained temporarily as a rollback option.

29 July 2026

About, Start Here and Build Log Were Added to the Site

The first multi-page navigation, mobile menu and practical learning page were released through reviewed website changes.

30 July 2026

The Current Visual System and Founder Page Were Introduced

The public site moved beyond its Carrd-era styling, added a dedicated Founder page and explained how human direction and AI assistance are separated.

30 July 2026

The Site Added Its First Interactive Practice Activity

Website v0.4 added the Thinking Check, a transparent account of how AI helped build the website and an exploratory public Case Study 001 page.

30 July 2026

The Three Audience Priorities Were Added to the Site

The website added a plain-language beginner guide and an honest Young Thinkers roadmap. The roadmap states that no child-ready activity has been validated or released.

30 July 2026

Website v0.5.1 Expanded the Thinking Check

The practice activity added more realistic choices, response-specific explanations and a percentage result. The New to AI guide also added a neutral list of official AI services for first-time testing.

31 July 2026

Website v0.6 Added Tailored Paths and Optional Result Sharing

The Thinking Check expanded into a thirty-question bank with separate Beginner, Everyday and Advanced ten-question pathways. After seeing a result, an adult visitor can choose whether to share one completed response set for aggregate learning. The release added explicit consent, a privacy notice, server-checked pathway scoring, a deletion receipt and a short-retention database boundary. The quiz still works without sharing.

2 August 2026

Website v0.7 Added an Advanced AI Project Guide

The site added a human-led project-management guide for advanced AI users, a reusable project brief, clearer access from the homepage and updated search and version-history signals.

Preserved versions

See How the Website Changed

Earlier working versions remain available for comparison. They are historical snapshots, not the current website.

Website v0.1

The Carrd Beginning

The preserved first exported website, including the original layout and content.

Open v0.1

Website v0.2

The First Coded Multi-Page Site

The production version captured immediately before the current visual redesign.

Open v0.2

Website v0.3

The Human Signal Redesign

The six-page coded release that introduced the visual system and dedicated Founder page.

Open v0.3

Website v0.4

The Learning and Evidence Release

The release that added the Thinking Check, public Case Study 001 and a transparent account of the human–AI build process.

Open v0.4

Website v0.5

The Audience Pathways Release

The release that added the three audience priorities, beginner guide and Young Thinkers roadmap.

Open v0.5

Website v0.6

The Adaptive Thinking Check

The release that added three tailored quiz pathways and optional adult result sharing.

Open v0.6

Next

What Is Being Tested Next

Planned: observe three to five adults using the tailored Thinking Check on real devices, refine unclear wording from evidence and prepare a closed-choice Young Thinkers activity for content, accessibility and privacy review. The project-management guide will also be tested with a real multi-step task before its framework is treated as mature.