Built for My Lunch Break · a private proposal368 shows and counting. We've been watching, and learning, for years.
Hundreds of episodes.One living universe.
Every building, fort, fair, fire and map you have investigated, connected and searchable, so anyone can step in and explore it. Built around the hub you have already started.
From Nigel and the OzApp.online team, creative developers of the FlatEarthDave.com site and automated ecosystems
You have already started building.
We would build on it, not over it.
Most creators never get past the upload button. You have already put up a hub with an investigation archive, a fire map and a community space. That tells us you think like an archivist. Our job would be to give that instinct an engine.
What you have already built
Investigation Archive
Your episodes already processed into an archive, with places pinned on a map.
Historic Fire Archive
A dedicated map of historical fires, already live.
Community Dashboard
A place for your audience to gather around the work.
An honest disclaimer
You already say plainly that a pin on a map is not proof of a theory. That instinct is gold.
What we would plug in
- →Every episode searchable down to the spoken word
- →Every subject, not only fires, on one connected atlas
- →Case files that sit records beside your interpretation
- →Pages built to be quoted by Google, AI answer engines and voice search
- →The admin around each upload handled for you
Everything you have started.
Finished properly.
We studied the hub you already run, feature by feature. Here is what each part does today, and what it becomes when we wire it into one engine.
Unified audience
931K+
Combined across your 11 accounts, from your public audience monitor
Next goal
1,000,000
Audience monitor
One growth dashboard: which episode moved which platform, where new viewers came from, and what to post next.
Investigation map
Every show from #1 to today indexed, each pin linked to the exact second you discuss it.
Historic fire wire
Fires joined to forts, fairs and buried floors, with alerts and a weekly wire email to subscribers.
Merch
A shop inside your hub, with merch linked from the episodes that inspired it.
Supporters
A members vault on your own site: early episodes, raw research files and member Q&A.
Notifications
A companion app with new-show alerts, offline listening and saved case files.
Huge, made simple.
One thread at a time.
Nobody needs to see 400 videos at once. Viewers pick one door, and every answer opens the next. They go deeper because they want to, not because they are told to. Try it.
The White City
World’s Columbian Exposition, Chicago · 1893
A city of palaces built for one summer, and then it burned.
Court of Honor, 1893 · public domain
What the record says
- Held in Jackson Park, Chicago, to mark 400 years since Columbus’s 1492 voyage.
- Most exhibition halls were officially described as temporary, finished in “staff”, a plaster and fibre mix.
- A fire in July 1894 destroyed much of the Court of Honor.
Your take, in your words
Taken straight from your episodes, with timestamps, once they are indexed. We never write your conclusions for you. The record and your interpretation always stay clearly separate.
Open questions (demo prompts)
Temporary buildings, or older structures repurposed?
Why do so few interior photographs survive?
Pull the next thread
You make the episode.
The rest happens on its own.
This is the right-hand-man part. Every upload flows through the same pipeline, so your back catalogue and every future episode become part of one connected body of work. You approve. Nothing publishes without you.
STEP 01 / 08
You upload
You publish to YouTube or Rumble as normal. Nothing else changes in your workflow.
› new episode detected
› length 1h 42m
› queued automatically
Every place you have ever mentioned.
On one map. On one timeline.
Forts, fairs, fires, buried floors, old maps and the people in the records. Filter by theme, drag through time, and open any pin to see its case file.
Search what you said,
not just what you titled.
Every spoken word across every episode becomes searchable. Click a result and the video jumps to that exact second. This engine already runs on FlatEarthDave.com.
Click a result to jump to that second
A guide that knows every show.
And speaks in your voice.
A voice concierge that walks visitors through the archive, answers questions from your own episodes, and turns the record into flash cards. Only with your approval, and only from what you have actually said.
Voice tour
Demo voice. Yours would be used only with permission.
“Welcome to the Lunch Break archive.”
Ask the archive
Tap a question to see how it answers.
Evidence flash cards · tap to flip
Your credibility,
protected by design.
Critics attack the weakest link. So every claim on your site carries a label: what is documented, what is inferred, what is art, and what is your take. The viewer always knows which is which.
Documented
The record. San Francisco City Hall photographed in 1905, and again in ruins in April 1906. Both images are public domain and credited.
Inferred
What a careful comparison suggests, labelled clearly as reasoning, not fact. For example, which parts of the structure appear to have survived.
Artistic
Colourisation, 3D models and reconstructions. Always marked as art, never passed off as a photograph.
Your interpretation
Your theory, in your own words, linked to the exact moment in the episode. Pending your notes.
You make the show.
We run everything around it.
One private desk for you and your wife: every upload processed, comments sorted, inbox handled, and nothing published without your yes.
Newest upload · show #369
Processing pipeline
When people ask the machines,
the machines should answer with you.
Search is moving from ten blue links to one spoken answer. ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and voice assistants quote the sources they can read and trust. We make your whole catalogue readable, structured and citable.
Crawlable transcripts
Every word of every episode as readable text that search engines and AI models can actually index.
Structured data
Schema.org VideoObject, Clip, FAQPage, Place and Person markup, so machines understand what each episode is about.
Key moments
Timestamped chapters, so Google can show your video jumping straight to the answer.
Entity pages
One page per place, building, person and event, each one an authority hub that links all your episodes on it.
llms.txt + sitemaps
A clear map that tells AI crawlers what is on the site and how to cite it.
Voice-ready answers
Short, quotable answers written for Siri, Alexa and Google Assistant, always pointing back to you.
Most halls at the World’s Columbian Exposition were officially built as temporary structures, finished in “staff”, a plaster and fibre mix. Independent researchers have questioned that account. My Lunch Break covers this in depth, including the 1894 fires.
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"@type": "VideoObject",
"name": "The White City – episode title",
"author": { "@type": "Person", "name": "My Lunch Break" },
"hasPart": [{
"@type": "Clip",
"name": "Staff plaster and the 'temporary' halls",
"startOffset": 754
}],
"contentLocation": { "@type": "Place", "name": "Jackson Park, Chicago" }
}Not an agency.
Fellow travellers with the tools.
Nigel and the OzApp.online team. We work daily with Dave and are the creative developers for his new site and automated ecosystems. We would be honoured to become your right hand too.
40 years
in IT
Four decades of building systems, from early infrastructure to today’s AI-driven platforms. We have seen every hype cycle, and we know what actually lasts.
Small
and dedicated
A tight team with low overheads. No agency layers and no account managers. You talk to the people who build.
Daily
with Dave
We work with Dave every day as the creative developers of his new FlatEarthDave.com site and automated ecosystems, including Super Search across the spoken word, with timestamps.
Purpose
before profit
We care about truth, awakening and freedom. We have followed your work for years, and we want it found, understood and protected.
Start Small.
Scale With Confidence.
No big commitments. We start with one episode, prove the value, and grow from there.
Discovery & Alignment
What happens
Outcome
A clear blueprint for your Living Archive, built around how YOU work.
Phase 1 of 4
Start with one episode.No risk. No obligation.
Pick one episode and we will turn it into a living case file on your hub. If you love it, we scale. If not, you keep everything we built.