The work
5 are live — 4 of them taking money, one an operating business with crews and trucks. 3 are in active development. 1 is a prototype, and its own status doc says so before anyone else has to. Each write-up covers what the thing actually is and which parts were genuinely hard.
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Innoventix products
4
Live and taking money
3
In active development
1
Engineers on all of it
Innoventix
Built, hosted, and supported by the company I founded. The infrastructure underneath them is mine too — which is why there is no reseller or subcontractor in the middle when something needs fixing.
The company I founded — and the infrastructure everything else runs on.
A no-code app platform. Tables, dashboards, forms, automations.
A self-hosted voice, video, and chat platform you run yourself.
A plugin-based point-of-sale framework for brick-and-mortar business.
A full e-commerce platform for a real resale business — storefront, API, and media pipeline.
Offline-capable mapping for water, trails, offroad, and air — where Google Maps stops.
Rebuilding a 1997 strategy game from its own undocumented data files.
Client work
Same standards, same person, someone else's name on the door. Both of these run real operations with real money moving through them.
An events company's whole operation — ticketing, merch, livestream, and the admin behind it.
The full digital operation for a Central Florida pest control company.
Same person on the architecture, the build, the servers, and the invoice. Tell me what you need and I'll tell you plainly whether I'm the right fit.
