Hey, I'm ThantiK

I've sat on makerlibrary.com for years without doing anything with it. Meanwhile, the same conversation kept happening behind the repair counter: "where do I start?" — and then me pointing at the same fifteen websites for the fifteenth time.

So the site is a library. It indexes the resources I actually trust, sorted by what you're trying to do rather than what they're called. You ask in plain language; the librarian works out which shelf you need and hands you a few books. Nothing is paid placement, and the books are the real ones.

It also runs on a real classifier — Jev, a typed decision model — rather than a keyword box. That's the part that makes it feel like a librarian instead of a search field.

The library shows exactly one sponsored slot at a time, always labelled, never disguised as a book. House promotions (mine) fill it by default. If you make something a maker in Central Florida would genuinely want, that slot is for sale — no tracking pixels, no programmatic junk, no layout shift.

Recommendations are editorial and can't be bought. Sponsorship buys the labelled slot, not a shelf position.

Email me about the slot — or talk to me at the counter in Altamonte Springs.