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AV systems
Playback, control and live production setups — built for the actual room, and for whoever has to run it on the night.
AVITCustom software
Custom AV, IT and the software in between.
Most jobs start the same way: something almost does what you need, but not quite. We build the missing piece — an app, an integration, a bit of hardware — and make it fit how you already work.
Small shop, real projects
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01 / What we do
What we actually do.
There's no standard package. Someone describes a problem, we work out whether it needs hardware, software, or just a better way of joining up what's already there.
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IT and self-hosting
Private systems you own: web apps, automation, and integrations that keep perfectly good hardware in service. Simple enough that it's still fixable in two years.
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AI-assisted development
We use AI tools every day, but someone experienced still reads every line and wears the result. It makes the work quicker, not sloppier.
In short
“We'd rather build one thing that works properly
than five that nearly do.”
02 / Selected work
Some things
we've built.
A few projects that made it past the prototype stage and into regular use.
AV + webOS01 / Product
ChannelUP
A proper TV guide for LG webOS televisions. It talks to an HDHomeRun tuner on your own network, renders broadcast subtitles, and runs entirely on the telly — no server, no subscription.
Live production02 / Custom view
Ontime Aux
Custom timer displays for Ontime, made to be readable from the back of a control room or up on a stage screen.
Web Bluetooth03 / Browser tool
MooshiMeter Web
Runs a Mooshimeter wireless multimeter straight from the browser over Bluetooth — dual channels, live graphing and CSV logging, with no app to install.
Embedded + BLE04 / Connected device
Pixels Hub
An ESP32 picks up rolls from Bluetooth dice and puts them on a screen everyone at the table can see.
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03 / How we work
How this
usually goes.
No discovery phase, no slide deck. A conversation first, then something you can click on fairly quickly.
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Talk it through
What's the actual problem, what's already in place, and what does finished look like to you.
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Build something rough
A working version early on, so you can poke at it and tell us where we've read it wrong.
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Tidy it up
Then it gets made reliable, documented and handed over in a state you can actually keep running.
04 / Things we work with
Custom web appsAV workflowsHome AssistantESP32 & embeddedBluetooth LECloudflare WorkersReverse engineeringAutomationSelf-hostingLG webOS
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