Fulmerica is a workshop for creative and technical projects—music tools, health trackers, accessibility platforms, and experiences that help people do things that matter to them.
See the workFulmerica is a holding company for the creative and technical work of Dylan Fulmer. The portfolio spans music technology, health and wellness, accessibility advocacy, live entertainment, family tools, and experimental art.
The through-line is always the same: build something that meets people where they are and helps them move forward. Every project shares a belief that technology should feel human, that access matters, and that making things is how you make sense of the world.
Tools for making, learning, and experiencing music
Browser-based drum machine and music theory workstation. 16-step sequencer, melodic sequencing, scale and chord explorers, diatonic chord progression builder with audio preview, and export to MIDI/WAV/MP3. No accounts, no servers—just open it and play.
An audio and music application with its own distinct direction. A sibling to Groove Theory, exploring new territory in sound creation and musical expression.
Live music companion app. Digital concert records with setlists, AI artist briefings, venue profiles, social features, and personal concert analytics. Your entire live music life, documented.
Tools that help people navigate the physical and digital world
Cross-platform accessibility review platform. Helps people discover whether venues and locations meet their specific accessibility needs. WCAG 2.1 AA compliant throughout its own UI—walking the talk.
Chrome extension that adds a skepticism layer to the web. Uses AI to surface hidden incentives, logical fallacies, and emotional manipulation in online content. Select any text, get the unvarnished analysis.
Family trip planning with real-time collaboration, AI-assisted itinerary building, and live updates. Built because planning a vacation shouldn't be harder than taking one.
Personal tools for health, growth, and creative exploration
Health tracking and AI coaching PWA. Daily logging for blood pressure, meals, exercise, weight, and medication—with weekly AI-generated coaching summaries. Built for one person who wants to actually stick with it.
Life-readiness app built for Dylan's son—milestone tracking, skill building, and AI mentoring to help a young person prepare for independence.
Mobile app for a Korean taekwondo academy. Korean typography, bottom-tab navigation, and gradient-styled UI—built for students and families across iOS, Android, and web.
Fictional musicians with real websites, real music, and real identities
A synthetic experimental hardcore band out of Richmond, VA. Full website and brand identity with discography, merch, concert dates, and press sections. Dark theme with rust-red accents.
A synthetic musician named Mara Voss, with a website designed like something built in 2003 by someone with good taste. Discography, live dates, press, essays, and a fully realized artistic identity.
I'm Dylan. I build things—music tools, health trackers, accessibility platforms, and whatever else I can't stop thinking about. Fulmerica is the umbrella for all of it: a name that started as a portmanteau of Fulmer and America, and turned into a place where my projects live and breathe.
The breadth of the portfolio is intentional. A drum machine and a health tracker and an accessibility platform aren't a scattered portfolio—they're a portrait of a curious, engaged mind. Each one started because something was missing, and the most interesting problems tend to live at the edges of different disciplines.
Every project here shares a few non-negotiable beliefs: technology should feel human, everyone should be able to use what I build, and specs get written, MVPs get built, things get deployed. Fulmerica projects are meant to be used, not just imagined.
Every project exists because something was missing—a tool, an experience, a way to access the world.
Warm palettes. Conversational interfaces. AI that coaches rather than commands. Accessibility baked in, not bolted on.
Specs get written, MVPs get built, things get deployed. These projects are meant to be used.
Got an idea, a question, or just want to say hi? The door's open.
dylan@fulmerica.com