01
In development · No ETA
A mobile-first whole-life planning and reward system that turns interconnected personal goals, routines, responsibilities, and progress into one configurable operating model.
Technical profile
Odoo 19 application module with Python domain logic, PostgreSQL persistence, portal-grade permissions, and a responsive Progressive Web App surface.
Capability demonstrated
Translating nuanced, high-context human routines into a maintainable data model without flattening the experience into a generic task tracker.
Development progress · Implementation and validation
The 2.0 planning, checklist, calendar-exchange and backup workflows are implemented, with local checks passing. Next: Complete install and upgrade testing, signed-in browser journeys, and recovery validation before release.
Odoo 19PythonPostgreSQLPWAWorkflow design
02
Public beta
Geospatial optimization
MileMeld
A guest-first route planner that resolves real addresses, optimizes multi-stop field routes, compares distance outcomes, renders the route, and exports usable results.
Technical profile
Next.js and TypeScript application using MapLibre, Geoapify or Nominatim geocoding, OSRM routing, bounded APIs, rate limits, and explicit provider-failure behavior.
Capability demonstrated
Integrating public geospatial services into an honest, resilient workflow with measurable optimization and graceful degradation.
Development progress · Public beta
Guest route planning, real-address lookup, optimization for up to 20 stops, map comparison and CSV export are available. Next: Accounts, paid plans and commercial API access remain closed while their supporting controls are completed.
03
Alpha
Location-aware experience
Roam Uncommon
A mobile-first platform for curated city games, built around authored routes, group participation, progressive help, and reliable outdoor use without an app-store install.
Technical profile
React and Vinext PWA with PostgreSQL-backed state, QR-assisted joins, shared team sessions, responsive interaction patterns, and support for intermittent connectivity.
Capability demonstrated
Combining editorial content, location context, group state, and short phone interactions into a coherent real-world experience.
Development progress · Live alpha · launch preparation
Hunt authoring, shared team state, captain controls, group pause and offline clue support are implemented. Next: Verified hunt publication, real-world route testing and launch-service readiness remain ahead of broader availability.
04
Alpha
Approval workflow
InkDocket
A lightweight proof-review and production-approval portal that gives print and sign shops a precise, versioned record of what a customer approved.
Technical profile
Next.js, TypeScript, Drizzle, PostgreSQL, and S3-compatible storage with direct short-lived uploads, hashed review tokens, isolated workspaces, and portable container deployment.
Capability demonstrated
Designing a security-conscious document workflow where identity, file storage, version history, and final decisions remain explicit and auditable.
Development progress · Live alpha · release hardening
The proof-review foundation is deployed. Recent work has focused on team access, account recovery and preparation for paid plans. Next: Approval reliability, plan enforcement, customer communication and recovery acceptance remain release milestones.
05
Alpha
Browser tool suite
PartHarbor Tool Suite
A private-by-default browser workbench for viewing, analyzing, repairing, converting, generating, and validating files used in additive-manufacturing workflows.
Technical profile
A staged multi-tool web architecture with shared file-intake, worker-routing, recipe, provenance, and format contracts designed to hand work cleanly to the desktop system.
Capability demonstrated
Planning a large utility surface as reusable engines and contracts instead of accumulating hundreds of disconnected single-purpose pages.
Development progress · Live browser alpha
Local-first 3D-print utilities are deployed, including model inspection, repair, conversion and preparation workflows. Next: The wider catalog continues to expand through tool-specific validation; advanced processing remains bounded and explicitly disclosed.
Web workersFile processingShared contractsPrivacy
06
In development
Local-first desktop
PartHarbor Workbench
A vendor-neutral desktop library and print-workflow system built to keep very large local collections findable, resilient, and under the user’s control.
Technical profile
Tauri 2 and React over a Rust core, SQLite with FTS5, bounded streaming indexers and parsers, durable device identity, recoverable backups, and transactional metadata import.
Capability demonstrated
Cross-platform desktop engineering at the intersection of filesystem safety, high-volume indexing, data recovery, structured search, and native performance.
Development progress · Desktop implementation · native qualification
The desktop interface has been rebuilt around five main destinations, with simpler library and project workflows and improved thumbnails. Next: Packaged desktop, accessibility and cross-platform acceptance remain in progress.
RustTauriSQLite FTS5ReactFile safety
07
Alpha
Field operations
Inspector IQ
An installable web app (PWA) that normalizes inspection-provider exports and turns a day of assignments into a practical, ordered route.
Technical profile
React and Vinext web application with a provider-neutral TypeScript core, CSV normalization, local route planning, optional routing adapters, and strict minimization of data sent to providers.
Capability demonstrated
Creating a clean operational layer across inconsistent third-party data while keeping provider dependencies replaceable and sensitive fields contained.
Development progress · Live alpha · field validation
Provider-neutral import and route-planning foundations are in place, with continued work on privacy, audit history, recovery and calendar workflows. Next: Broader field-device validation and external routing-provider integration remain development priorities.
08
Alpha
Browser tool suite
KerfCanvas Tool Suite
A browser workbench for laser and cutting workflows, spanning design preparation, vector and raster utilities, calibration, generators, and machine-independent analysis.
Technical profile
Monorepo architecture for site, tools, and canonical contracts, with deterministic document and geometry boundaries designed for reuse across browser and desktop surfaces.
Capability demonstrated
Building broad product families around shared engines, fixtures, and data contracts so web utilities and installed software agree on the work.
Development progress · Live browser alpha
The searchable browser catalog and focused design-preparation workspaces are deployed, grouping related cutting and laser utilities by task. Next: Individual tool outcomes continue through validation and refinement; the browser release is separate from Desktop.
MonorepoGeometryRaster & vectorShared engines
09In development · Private testing
Multiplayer party games
GameNight
A shared-screen party-game platform where guests join from their phones, with a warm tabletop interface and a collection of social, drawing, card and strategy games.
Technical profile
.NET and Blazor with SignalR multiplayer sessions, PostgreSQL persistence, private player views, recoverable game state and local YARG integration in development.
Capability demonstrated
Coordinating shared displays, individual phone controllers, persistent game rules and reconnect behavior across a live group experience.
Development progress · Rebuild and acceptance
The PostgreSQL rebuild and multiplayer recovery have substantial automated coverage across a 17-game launch scope. Next: Finish game-specific acceptance, local YARG and device testing, starter-content review and recovery rehearsal before public cutover.
.NETBlazorSignalRPostgreSQLMultiplayer
10
In development
Design and machine control
KerfCanvas Desktop
An offline-first editor and machine-control application for preparing vector and raster operations, previewing the exact planned output, and running supported GRBL laser hardware safely.
Technical profile
Tauri-based Windows and Linux application with a versioned document model, deterministic preview and G-code pipeline, simulator and fault harness, GRBL 1.1 state machine, crash recovery, and explicit safety controls.
Capability demonstrated
Engineering trustworthy human-in-the-loop machine control where preview fidelity, hardware state, failure containment, and accessible emergency actions are release requirements.
Development progress · Desktop implementation · workflow refinement
Canvas, layers, selection, grouped editing, masking and preview workflows have advanced through the latest interface remediation phase. Next: Native acceptance and real-machine validation remain necessary before a general release.
TauriMachine stateG-codeSimulationSafety engineering
11In development
Tabletop browser games
Boardlark
A collection of games designed for a tablet laid flat in the middle of the table, acting as a shared game board for people playing together in person.
Product direction
Tablet-first game interfaces with shared board views, readable touch controls, and rules that make the device part of a face-to-face table session.
Current stage
Name, domain, and visual brand kit are prepared. Game design, playable prototypes, and device testing are still ahead.
Tablet-firstTabletop gamesShared screenIn development
