Portland music discovery and community platform. Event listings, artist and crew profiles, venue and community spaces, a genre wiki, flyer generation, and a social pipeline that pushes shows out automatically.
Every one of these started as something we actually needed. Niche communities — local music, mutual aid, small trades shops — get handed software built for someone else, or nothing at all. So we build it, host it, and use it ourselves.
Each one fills a gap nobody else was going to fill — ours end to end, from design to the server it runs on. Open any of them; they’re live right now.
Portland music discovery and community platform. Event listings, artist and crew profiles, venue and community spaces, a genre wiki, flyer generation, and a social pipeline that pushes shows out automatically.
Field service CRM for small trades businesses — handymen, solo plumbers, small roofing crews. Dispatch board, jobs, assets, contacts, invoicing, and time tracking, without the setup overhead of software built for 500-person shops.
Give, trade, or ask for something you need — Portland only. Installable PWA with claim flow, expiring offers, and a community board behind it.
Mobile-first music file tagger. Batch-edit metadata, artwork, and genres straight from your phone, with a recycle bin and a Lidarr sync bridge.
Drum & bass label platform. Artist workspaces with discography import and MusicBrainz tracklist lookup, a shop that syncs from the catalog, and a community board where members upload tracks and stems, comment, and keep the audio on their own Drive.
Small-run apparel and goods store — our own label, our own storefront. SvelteKit front end over a Django catalog, cart, and orders, with a print-on-demand catalog shared across sibling brands so a new shop launches without a new backend.
The platform isn’t one app. These are the services behind it — some public surfaces, some quiet pipelines that run on their own.
Our own metal — AI workers, GPU nodes, background workers, and deploy tooling. Self-hosted end to end, which is why a niche project can stay online without a budget behind it.
Your projects, invoices, and files — all in one place.
Want to use a product, run it for your own scene, or help build one? Tell us which niche you’re in.