What MADCTY Is
MADCTY is a personal adventure and creation platform built around movement, curiosity, and doing things the hard—but meaningful—way.
It lives at the intersection of making and moving. Of building things with your hands and then taking them somewhere that matters. It documents projects, trips, and the kind of learning that only happens when you’re willing to try, fail, adjust, and keep going.
Some of that shows up as builds.
Some of it shows up on trails, water, or open roads.
All of it comes from choosing experience over convenience.
MADCTY isn’t about perfection or extremes. It’s about staying engaged with life and shaping something real as you go.
What Lives Here
You’ll find long-term projects and short bursts of adventure.
Camper builds. Motorcycle work. Riding. Hiking. Time on the water.
Alongside the mistakes, the lessons, and the quiet wins that don’t always make the highlight reel.
This is a place for people who like to move and make.
For those who blur the line between hobby and obsession.
For anyone who feels better at the end of a day when they’ve learned something new or built something that didn’t exist before.
MADCTY is as much about process as outcome—because that’s where most of life actually happens.
Why It Exists
MADCTY exists because life doesn’t get more interesting by waiting.
It gets better by showing up.
By choosing movement when it would be easier to stay still.
By building skills instead of just consuming content.
By staying curious, even when it’s uncomfortable or inconvenient.
This space is especially for people who feel that quiet pressure to “settle”—into routines, expectations, or the idea that certain chapters are behind them. MADCTY pushes back against that, gently but consistently.
Not with hype.
With action.
It’s an invitation to keep learning, keep exploring, and keep shaping a life that feels lived—at any age.
The Hands Behind It
MADCTY is created by Brian Kinash.
I’ve spent my life building things—sometimes out of wood or metal, sometimes out of systems, sometimes out of broken situations that needed patience and care to work again. I started young, learning what precision and attention to detail really mean. Over the years that hands-on mindset expanded into other worlds: technology, complex systems, problem-solving under pressure, and environments where mistakes matter and details count.
Along the way, I’ve worked around machines that demand respect, spaces that had to function safely and reliably, and projects that only come together when planning and adaptability meet real-world conditions. I’ve learned to trust process, to slow down when needed, and to take responsibility for what I’m building—whether that’s a physical object, a project, or a life.
MADCTY is also shaped by decades of personal work—learning how to stay grounded, honest, and accountable. Growth that didn’t come from books alone, but from community, reflection, and choosing to keep showing up even when it would’ve been easier not to.
This platform is both a journal and a proving ground.
A place where experience is shared, not packaged.
Where what works—and what doesn’t—gets documented honestly.
MADCTY is growing slowly and intentionally.
Right now, it’s about building, moving, and telling the story honestly. Over time, that will expand into new ways of sharing these experiences—projects that invite others to step into this way of living, not just watch it from the sidelines.
The goal isn’t scale for the sake of scale.
It’s depth. Longevity. Usefulness.
MADCTY earns its meaning through the work, the miles, and the moments along the way.
If you’re here because you feel that pull—to move, to build, to live with more intention—you’re in the right place.
What MADCTY Is
MADCTY is a personal adventure and creation platform built around movement, curiosity, and doing things the hard—but meaningful—way.
It lives at the intersection of making and moving. Of building things with your hands and then taking them somewhere that matters. It documents projects, trips, and the kind of learning that only happens when you’re willing to try, fail, adjust, and keep going.
Some of that shows up as builds.
Some of it shows up on trails, water, or open roads.
All of it comes from choosing experience over convenience.
MADCTY isn’t about perfection or extremes. It’s about staying engaged with life and shaping something real as you go.
What Lives Here
You’ll find long-term projects and short bursts of adventure.
Camper builds. Motorcycle work. Riding. Hiking. Time on the water.
Alongside the mistakes, the lessons, and the quiet wins that don’t always make the highlight reel.
This is a place for people who like to move and make.
For those who blur the line between hobby and obsession.
For anyone who feels better at the end of a day when they’ve learned something new or built something that didn’t exist before.
MADCTY is as much about process as outcome—because that’s where most of life actually happens.
Why It Exists
MADCTY exists because life doesn’t get more interesting by waiting.
It gets better by showing up.
By choosing movement when it would be easier to stay still.
By building skills instead of just consuming content.
By staying curious, even when it’s uncomfortable or inconvenient.
This space is especially for people who feel that quiet pressure to “settle”—into routines, expectations, or the idea that certain chapters are behind them. MADCTY pushes back against that, gently but consistently.
Not with hype.
With action.
It’s an invitation to keep learning, keep exploring, and keep shaping a life that feels lived—at any age.
The Hands Behind It
MADCTY is created by Brian Kinash.
I’ve spent my life building things—sometimes out of wood or metal, sometimes out of systems, sometimes out of broken situations that needed patience and care to work again. I started young, learning what precision and attention to detail really mean. Over the years that hands-on mindset expanded into other worlds: technology, complex systems, problem-solving under pressure, and environments where mistakes matter and details count.
Along the way, I’ve worked around machines that demand respect, spaces that had to function safely and reliably, and projects that only come together when planning and adaptability meet real-world conditions. I’ve learned to trust process, to slow down when needed, and to take responsibility for what I’m building—whether that’s a physical object, a project, or a life.
MADCTY is also shaped by decades of personal work—learning how to stay grounded, honest, and accountable. Growth that didn’t come from books alone, but from community, reflection, and choosing to keep showing up even when it would’ve been easier not to.
This platform is both a journal and a proving ground.
A place where experience is shared, not packaged.
Where what works—and what doesn’t—gets documented honestly
MADCTY is growing slowly and intentionally.
Right now, it’s about building, moving, and telling the story honestly. Over time, that will expand into new ways of sharing these experiences—projects that invite others to step into this way of living, not just watch it from the sidelines.
The goal isn’t scale for the sake of scale.
It’s depth. Longevity. Usefulness.
MADCTY earns its meaning through the work, the miles, and the moments along the way.
If you’re here because you feel that pull—to move, to build, to live with more intention—you’re in the right place.
