Products
We build our own software, too. Here is what is in the oven.
Six platforms of our own, in active build. They are listed because they exist — not because they are finished. We will show the work when it holds up to what we ship for clients, and not a day sooner.
In build
The platforms we are building for ourselves.
Live domains, still in active development. No screenshots until each one is finished — a capture taken today would be wrong by launch.
Bloxism
Roblox analytics and data platform.
bloxism.comClashest
Clash Royale statistics platform.
clashest.comPokemonism
A Pokémon database covering every game.
pokemonism.comRaiderism
An ARC Raiders database.
raiderism.comBrawlest
brawlest.comWarhammerism
warhammerism.com
The bar
What has to be true before it appears here.
Three conditions. Until a platform clears all of them, publishing it would be a pitch rather than a product.
It has to run something real
Not a demo account with seeded data. A platform earns a page here once an actual operation depends on it every day.
It has to clear the client bar
The same performance, accessibility, and documentation standard we hold shipped client work to. No exceptions for our own name.
It has to be ours to support
If we can’t commit to running it, patching it, and answering for it, it isn’t a product — it’s an experiment.
Next step
In the meantime, look at the client work.
Every system on the case-studies page is running in production for somebody else's business. That is the same standard our own platforms have to clear.