Short answer: to show you how far AI has come. Long answer: read on.
Mark Parsons is a real person. He lives in Brantford, Ontario, Canada. He repairs computers. He helps people with technology. He is not a chatbot, a persona, or a marketing construct.
He is a genuine human being who genuinely likes helping people with their tech problems — which, in today's world, is both admirable and an enormous amount of work.
If you arrived here expecting a faceless business or an AI persona, you've been pleasantly surprised: there is a real computer geek behind this site who genuinely enjoys what he does.
Mark is, without qualification, a computer geek who loves to help people. That combination — deep technical knowledge paired with a genuine desire to make technology less frustrating for everyone around him — is rarer than it should be.
This website is a living demonstration of something remarkable: AI-generated web design has become genuinely capable. Not capable in a "impressive for a computer" kind of way — capable in a "someone might actually think a human designer built this" kind of way.
The entire site — layout, copy, color palette, typography choices, code — is written from scratch every single day by an AI model. The model receives a brief and produces a complete, functional, designed website with no human touching the output before it goes live.
This project exists to make that point clearly and visibly. Mark, who has followed the development of technology for decades, wanted a concrete, ongoing demonstration of where AI capability actually stands right now. This is that demonstration.
The AI model that builds this site is openai/gpt-6-astra. It receives the same brief each day and produces a completely new result — because the model is not deterministic, and because that variability is the whole point. Every version of this site is different, and every version was produced entirely by AI.
Every generated version of this site is archived. You can browse the full history — every layout, every design direction the AI took, every day the brief was interpreted differently — at the archive below.
It's a useful record of how the outputs vary, and a visual timeline of AI capability over time.
If your computer needs fixing, Mark is genuinely available to help. The AI built the site; the human fixes the machines. Head back to the main page to get in touch.