Ted Sczelecki.

Architecting and building things on the web.

About me

Nothing is impossible.
The only limitation is our imagination.

Hey! I’m Ted. I have been building things on the web for nearly 15 years. I started my career building flash sites (rip) at an ad agency, transitioned into javascript-heavy sites, and never looked back. Recently, I have worked with various startups building React interfaces and working with design and product teams to create clean, usable UIs. From time to time, I build (and actually finish) sites or apps where I teach myself new frameworks and hone my programming skills. In my latest projects, I am building serverless APIs while working on my own framework to kick-start the next idea.

Ted Sczelecki

The Work

Some of the things I have built

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HTML in Slack

HTML in Slack turns files that normally need a developer to open into pages anyone can view. Drop an .html or .md file into any Slack channel and it comes back as a hosted link that opens in the browser and shows a screenshot preview wherever it's pasted.

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Filamint

Filamint started as a question: could I automate most of the process of building websites for industries that traditionally don't have a strong online presence? The result is a service where small businesses get a fast, clean site that's built and hosted for them — no page builder, no plugins, no dashboard. When something needs to change, they send a message.

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Fusebox

Fusebox reads a codebase and finds the work that needs doing — bugs, missing tests, performance issues — without anyone writing tickets. Each task then moves through an automated pipeline where it is diagnosed, planned, implemented, reviewed, secured, and committed.

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OpenClaw for Business

OpenClaw for Business is a managed service that puts an AI assistant inside a company. We handle installation on dedicated hardware, security, connections to tools like Slack and email, team onboarding, and monthly support — everything between deciding to use an AI assistant and having one that works.

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