Alongside client work, we build and operate three products of our own. They show how we design, build and support software.
DevFlow
Know where every client project stands.
DevFlow is project and ticket management for software teams that do client work. Owners see what is moving and what is blocked, developers see clear priorities, and clients get a branded portal to follow work and respond.
Client portal where customers approve tickets, request changes and open new tickets
Time tracked on tickets, checked against project budgets or retainers
Draft invoices created in QuickBooks Online from tracked time
Claude connector and Claude Code skill to create and update tickets
Built with: .NET 9, ASP.NET Core, Blazor WebAssembly, MudBlazor, EF Core, SQL Server, Microsoft Entra External ID, Azure App Service.
What it shows: DevFlow is a multi-tenant platform with separate staff and customer sign-ins, billing through Stripe, and a QuickBooks integration. It has automated test projects for the data and API layers, plus browser tests.
Live scoring and broadcast graphics for school sports.
StadiumCue is built for the one person in the press box who scores the game and calls it on the stream. Football is the first sport it supports. One scorer logs plays on an iPad, and the scorebug, stats, lower thirds and fan page update from that play log.
Three-tap play entry with undo, and an editable play log
Scorebug and lower thirds delivered as a transparent web page for OBS, vMix, YoloBox and similar tools
Stats and graphics calculated from the play log, so a correction updates everything
Fan page with live stats, season totals and the roster
What it shows: StadiumCue shows real-time display work: every on-air graphic is read from synced game state. The codebase enforces module boundaries with dependency-cruiser and tests with Vitest and Playwright, including accessibility and visual checks.
Meal Planner is a web app for coordinating group meals, potlucks and events. It is for families, roommates, sports teams, clubs and community groups who need to know who is attending and who is bringing what.
Groups with owner, admin and member roles, and invite codes or links
Registrations with party sizes and dietary information
Shared supplies list with a two-step claim and purchase workflow
Dietary conflict warnings and push notifications with category preferences
Built with: React, TypeScript, Vite, Tailwind CSS, .NET 8, Azure Functions, Azure Cosmos DB, Microsoft Entra External ID, Azure OpenAI.
What it shows: Meal Planner is a multi-tenant app partitioned by group, with tiered plans, an installable PWA and a serverless Azure backend. Azure OpenAI is used for one specific job: flagging dietary conflicts.
The practices behind these products are the ones we bring to client projects. If you need software or integrations built around your business, see our custom software and integration service.
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