Software factory · Est. 1992
We build
nearly anything.
One engineer with 30 years of shipping software, directing a fleet of AI agents. Frontier models for the hard problems, private models on our own hardware for the rest. Websites, apps, games and tools, built in days.
The build loop: inspect, improve, verify, review, then repeat. Work that passes review goes to a person, who approves the release.
- Projects built
- 200+
- Sites live today
- 18
- Apps and tools in the catalog
- 119
- Years of engineering
- 30+
Showcase
What the factory has produced
How we work
A production line, with a person at each end
- 01 · Brief
You describe the job
A person reads it, asks the questions that matter, and writes the plan and the checks the work must pass.
- 02 · Build
Agents do the building
Isolated workers write the code in parallel on shared, proven foundations.
- 03 · Verify
A second model checks it
Every change runs against checks the builder cannot edit, then gets an independent review.
- 04 · Ship
You sign off the release
Nothing goes live until you approve the exact version. Then it is deployed, monitored and backed up.
For the hard parts
Architecture, research and security review go to Claude Code, Codex and Grok.
For the rest
Routine coding, prototypes, speech and images run in our own lab: a DGX Spark, an ASUS GX10, an RTX 5090 and a Mac Studio.
Owns every decision
Patrick Stuart wrote his first application in 1992 and has led teams of 5 to 500.
Selected client work
One ministry.
Connected across platforms.
Oaks Church McKinney
A live website connects the church’s sermons, events, and ministry information through Planning Center and YouTube. Native mobile companions are in development; the iOS app has not shipped.
View client project →All work →Buy or private-label
See something you want? Three ways to make it yours.
Every project is labelled Live, Release-ready or Prototype, so you know exactly what you are getting.
White-label it
We put your name on it, host it and look after it. You get a product without running an engineering team.
Ask about white-labelling →Acquire it
Buy the product and its code outright. It becomes yours alone and leaves our catalog.
Ask about acquiring →Start from it
Use the closest project as a head start and we finish it to your specification.
Ask about a custom build →Start a project
What do you need built?
Describe it in a few lines. We will tell you how we would build it and what it would take.