Products
Software we build, run, and answer for:
We build these because we think they delight the people who use them, and we stay with them afterwards. Each one is designed, run, supported, and improved by the same company — which is why we are willing to answer for how it behaves.
MyDIYGarage
Live
A vehicle-maintenance tracker for people who do their own work, or who just want to get the most out of the car they have, and want the paper trail to outlive it.
Every service, fill-up, fault code, part, and receipt for every vehicle in one place, in a form you can hand to the next owner — or take with you when you leave.
And if your weekends involve HPDE or track days, it goes there too — lap times logged with the setup behind them, and track wear kept next to the rest of the service history.
What it does1
- AI mechanic. Flags a fault code that has come back, or fuel economy that has started slipping, and offers a one-tap inspection.2
- Fault-code history and patterns. Log OBD2 codes with your diagnosis and fix, and see the ones that keep returning.3
- Proactive recall alerts for the vehicles you keep on file.
- Maintenance log and service records. Every oil change, brake job, and repair, with mileage, cost, and notes.
- Service-due alerts and reminders before the next oil change or inspection is overdue — by mileage or date, across every vehicle.
- Fuel log and economy. Record fill-ups and see real MPG, monthly fuel cost, and economy trends per vehicle.
- EV-ready maintenance. The service items an EV actually has — tires, brake fluid, 12V battery, coolant — and EV fault codes.
- Multi-vehicle garage and lifetime history. Every vehicle's full service, fuel, fault-code, and mod history in one searchable place.
- Receipt scanning and expense capture. Photograph a parts or shop receipt and it reads the vendor, date, and total into a draft you attach to the right vehicle.
- Parts log and warranty tracking. Every part kept with the vehicle it went on — purchase date, price, vendor, photos, and warranty, including lifetime parts.
- Garage-wide search. Any service record, fault code, or fill-up across all your vehicles at once.
- Installable web app. Add it to the home screen from any browser — phone, tablet, or desktop. No app store, no download.
- Full account export. The whole garage as one portable download. You own the data rather than renting it: keep it, or walk away.
- Vehicle data export. One vehicle's complete, dated history as clean proof for a sale or handoff.
- Track days. Log lap times and the exact setup behind them, and keep track-day wear next to the service log.4
DriveWP
Built · not released
A managed WordPress hosting platform, with the whole create-a-site path automated rather than ticketed.
It is built around three things: staying up without anyone having to think about it, being obvious enough that nobody reaches for a manual, and being easy to reach a human about when it matters. Those are the intentions for a product that has not shipped — not promises about one that has.
What it does
- Guided site creation. Name the site, choose a subdomain or bring your own domain, pick a WordPress version, and set up the admin account — with validation as you go rather than an error after you submit.
- Themes and plugins chosen up front. Start blank, start from demo content, or import an existing site, with the theme and the plugin set selected before anything is built.
- Infrastructure provisioned automatically. Each site's AWS resources are declared as a CloudFormation stack, so an environment is a file rather than a sequence of console clicks somebody remembers.
- Live progress while it builds. Provisioning streams its state back as it happens — which step is running and what has finished — instead of a spinner that ends in success or a support ticket.
- TLS from the start. Certificates are issued and attached as part of provisioning, not as a step someone has to remember afterwards.
- Monitoring and backups built in rather than bolted on, with health checks run against a site before it is called finished.