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Software built to a standard, not shipped as-is.

We design and build applications across safety, health, and emerging industries — each one held to the same documented quality process before it ever reaches a user.

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What we do

DanD is a development and ventures studio. We build software three ways: custom builds for clients, ventures we choose to partner on, and products of our own. We build professional business tools, and apps that make everyday life easier. Whichever way, the standard is the same — researched against real sources, tested before it ships, and audited before it's called finished. Our projects span several industries, and the workflow is tailored to each one.

Web Design, From Simple to Complex

From a clean one-page site to a complex custom platform.

Custom App Development & PWAs

AI Integration & Agent Workflows

Cloud Infrastructure & Backend Architecture

Developer Consulting & Code Review

Technical Consulting & Product Strategy

Ways to work with us

Three arrangements, one standard.

01

Build for you

Custom software for your business, scoped and priced before work begins. A Launch Build covers a focused, fixed-price project. A Full Venture Build covers larger, multi-part systems, delivered in agreed milestones.

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02

Partner on a venture

For founders with a venture we believe in, we are open to building in exchange for a combination of a cash fee and an equity stake. We consider venture partnerships selectively, and we start with a short questionnaire.

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03

Our own products

Software we develop, own and sell ourselves. Several are in development, and the capability areas below show what is coming.

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What we are building

Select a project to read its pitch.

We build our own products in the open, and we label each one by how far along it is. Select a project to read its pitch and its features, or open Active R&D at the bottom to see everything still in research and design.

Feature tags. Built works in our own tests. Prototype is partly working, often on demo data. Designed is specified but not yet built. Planned is on the roadmap.

Safety & Field Operations

Waypoint Brief

Pre-flight airspace, weather and checklists for drone pilots, planned as a free community tool.In development

Before you fly, Waypoint Brief shows what the airspace, the weather and the rules say about this exact spot, then gives you the checklists to follow.

What makes it different. Airspace checks are available from several established apps, and many are free. Waypoint Brief is built around everything a pilot does around the check: the height limits near structures, the weather minimums and the printable checklists.

Features
  • Live airspace class and altitude ceilings from the FAA UAS Facility MapBuilt
  • Weather checked against Part 107 minimums, from two public weather sourcesBuilt
  • A structure-height calculator based on 14 CFR 107.51(b)(2)Built
  • 11 printable field checklistsBuilt
  • Delete your account and saved data from inside the appBuilt
  • An Android app, launched once on an emulator and not yet auditedPrototype
  • Cloud check history and branded PDF reportsPlanned

Be part of it. We take safety-critical field tools from idea to a working product. If you have a workflow like this one, we would like to hear about it.

Waypoint Brief is advisory only. It is not an official weather briefing, does not authorize flights, replaces no FAA rule, and is not approved or endorsed by the FAA.

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InspectAir

Drone-assisted fire sprinkler inspection logging.In development

InspectAir is designed to let an inspector log every device on a site, photos included, with no connection, then print a report that carries the inspector's own NFPA references.

What makes it different. It is built around the inspector's responsibility. The app records the finding, the inspector verifies it, and a person signs off.

Features
  • A verification tap is required on every deficiencyBuilt
  • A safety checklist comes before any drone captureBuilt
  • Log devices with type, location, pass or deficiency, and multiple photos eachPrototype
  • NFPA references recorded as standard, section and note, with no code text copiedPrototype
  • QR and typable tag IDs for devices, with lookup and duplicate checksPrototype
  • A printable site report with photos and deficienciesPrototype

Be part of it. If you build or inspect fire protection systems and have strong views on what a site report should show, we want to build this kind of tool with you.

InspectAir supports an inspector's documentation. It is not a certified inspection.

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Health & Clinical Tools

Clinical Checklist Series

Offline clinical checklists in English, Spanish and Chinese.In development

A whole library of clinical checklists built to one standard: 26 topics so far, each one working with no connection and no account.

What makes it different. It is a series, not a single checklist. Every topic is generated from the same pipeline, so all 26 share one layout and one set of safeguards.

Features
  • 26 topics and 1,177 checklist itemsBuilt
  • Works offline: none of the 26 apps makes a network callBuilt
  • Printable PDFs, three per topic, 78 in allBuilt
  • Safety-critical items must be checked or explained before a record is signedBuilt
  • Save, load and export records, with photo attachmentsBuilt
  • English, Spanish and Chinese (not yet reviewed by a human translator)Prototype

Be part of it. If you have a clinical workflow that has to work where the connection does not, we build tools like this.

The content has not yet been clinically reviewed, and nothing is available to download.

Talk to us about clinical tools like this

Wound Clear

Wound care reference and tracking app, seeking pilot partners.In development

Look up the guidance, then measure the wound and follow it from visit to visit, all in one app.

What makes it different. Reference and tracking live in one app instead of two, so the guidance and the patient's wound history are never in separate tools.

Features
  • Eight wound types and seven equipment categories, each citing named clinical guidelinesBuilt
  • Patient, wound and visit tracking with a front-and-back body mapBuilt
  • Visit-to-visit trend labels (improving, stable, worsening) and side-by-side photosBuilt
  • A clinical note generator, with print or save as PDFBuilt
  • Photo measurement: calibrate with a ruler, then trace the wound for area, perimeter, length and widthPrototype
  • AI photo assessment, labeled "not a diagnosis"Prototype

Be part of it. We are seeking clinicians to review it with us and tell us what to fix first.

This is a prototype. Clinical review is pending and it has not been field-tested.

Review it with us

Emerging Ventures

K9 Works

Trilingual working-dog commands, built for the training field.In development

Handlers who train in more than one language get every command in English, German and Czech, with a phonetic spelling and a hand-signal sequence.

What makes it different. Every command tells you how sure we are. It is labeled field-verified or reference translation, so you know what you are getting.

Features
  • 62 commands in English, German and Czech, each with a phonetic spellingBuilt
  • 28 commands labeled field-verified and 34 labeled reference translationBuilt
  • A three-step hand-signal sequence for all 62 commands, with demo clips for 13Built
  • Search that ignores case and accents, with filters by drive, category and field-verifiedBuilt
  • A Drive Profiler for food, toy or dual drive, plus a built-in clickerBuilt
  • Pronunciation audioPlanned

Be part of it. Join the early-access list to hear first, and tell us which commands you rely on.

The pictures and clips are AI-generated. Pronunciation audio is planned but not built.

Join the early-access list

Detonation Sentinel

An AI second opinion on tuned-engine data logs. Pilot tuners wanted.In development

Give it an engine data log and three AI reviewers read it, each from a different angle: fuel, mechanical and drivability.

What makes it different. It is built to say "cannot assess" instead of guessing. When a sensor is missing, the code stops the AI from calling that channel normal.

Features
  • Reads Speeduino and Subaru/Atlas ECU log exportsBuilt
  • Three AI reviewers, with confidence limits enforced in codeBuilt
  • Must answer "cannot assess" when sensor data is missingBuilt
  • Smart filtering cut live AI calls by 92.7% in one simulated driveBuilt
  • Fails gracefully: if the AI service is down, it says "analysis unavailable"Built
  • Eight local safety checks with fail-safe on missing data (thresholds still to be reviewed)Prototype

Be part of it. Pilot tuners: share a real data log so we can test it against the faults you actually see.

It does not monitor or protect an engine today.

Become a pilot tuner

The Pass Through

One upload for client delivery and footage sales.In development

Deliver the finished work to your client and list the same footage for sale, from a single upload.

What makes it different. Delivery and sales are designed to share one pipeline, so you upload once instead of twice.

Features
  • Creator-set prices with a flat 12% platform commission (planned, not final)Designed
  • Webhooks that reject forged payment and video requestsBuilt
  • Resumable multi-gigabyte uploadsPrototype
  • Video processing and signed playback to protect footage from piracyPrototype
  • Split payments to creators through Stripe ConnectPrototype
  • Marketplace browse, search and checkout screensPlanned

Be part of it. Pilot creators: help shape how pricing, delivery and licensing work before the marketplace opens.

The marketplace, uploads, payments and playback are not live yet.

Join as a pilot creator

Earlier-stage work

Active R&D

18 projects in research and design. Open the list to read about each one, and to fund it, partner on it or learn more.

These projects are earlier than the ones above. Funding and partnership conversations are private and start with a message. Nothing on this site is an offer to sell, or a solicitation to buy, any security or investment.

Fire protection

Firespect
In design

Smarter sprinkler inspections, designed around gaps found in a review of more than 15 vendors.

The idea. Designed so the AI drafts the report and checks the numbers, while the inspector keeps the final call.

  • Offline capture of photos, readings and voice, syncing when signal returnsDesigned
  • Site memory and a guided walk order, so each visit starts where the last endedDesigned
  • Red, yellow and green status that only a person can confirm, with the AI learning from correctionsDesigned
FundPartner

Where it stands. A design and research package. No software is built yet.

What it needs. A pilot contractor to shape it with.

Fire Protection ITM Platform
In design

Inspection-to-repair software for sprinkler contractors.

The idea. Designed so a failed test becomes a repair-ready deficiency record automatically.

  • 16 water-based system types, from sprinklers to fire pumps, standpipes, tanks and backflow preventersDesigned
  • A failed sprinkler sample or pump flow test creates a deficiency record without retypingDesigned
  • Many contractors on one platform, with database-level separation between themDesigned
FundPartner

Where it stands. The database design is written but has not yet been run.

What it needs. A working prototype and a pilot contractor.

AI Plan Review
Concept

Exploring AI-assisted fire protection plan review for faster, clearer permitting.

The idea. Designed so AI does the first pass and licensed professionals keep the judgment.

  • A coordinator that routes each page of a plan set to specialist reviewersPlanned
  • Rules resolved by jurisdiction, layered from state to county to cityPlanned
  • Hydraulic math done by a deterministic calculation engine, not by the AIPlanned
FundPartner

Where it stands. Early research comparing how fire code adoption differs across three U.S. jurisdictions. The findings are preliminary.

What it needs. A licensed professional engineer, the licensed standards, and a pilot engineering firm or authority.

Acceptance Testing
Concept

Fire acceptance testing software, in deep design and not yet built.

The idea. Designed so pass or fail is computed, never chosen.

  • A gauge registry with calibration tracking and dual-gauge tamper checksDesigned
  • Sign-off by role: contractor, owner's representative and AHJ witnessDesigned
  • A re-testing engine that scopes what must be tested again after a repair or changeDesigned
FundPartner

Where it stands. A detailed specification in which every design decision is tracked and sourced. Final figures await checking against licensed standards.

What it needs. Access to those standards and a contractor to review the design.

Fire protection consulting (separate brand)
In design

A separate fire protection consulting and inspection brand.

The idea. Three ways to get an expert: a drone-assisted audit, hourly consulting or a per-call tech desk.

  • Drone-assisted facility auditsDesigned
  • Hourly consulting and a per-call tech deskDesigned
  • A software line, starting with acceptance-testing documentationPlanned
Partner

Where it stands. A six-page site is in design and is not yet live.

What it needs. A working contact form and a domain before it opens.

Health and clinical

Pocket Med Info Holder
In development

A private medical-information app that keeps records on the phone.

The idea. Designed so nothing changes in your records until you confirm it on screen.

  • A two-screen approval with a patient confirm tap for every changePrototype
  • An encrypted database on the phone, with a PIN and biometric lockPrototype
  • A home screen with today's medications, the next appointment and an emergency buttonPrototype
FundPartner

Where it stands. An early Android build launches on an emulator. Most features are written but have not yet been run.

What it needs. A fix for one onboarding bug, device testing, and a privacy and security review.

AI Patient Simulation
In design

AI patient simulation for medical education.

The idea. Designed so the AI patient cannot see the answer key.

  • A persona agent kept apart from the diagnosis and the answer keyDesigned
  • Cited references in a separate "Clinical Reference" panelDesigned
  • An examiner that sorts answers and returns only faculty-written feedbackDesigned
FundPartner

Where it stands. A design and a drafted method for turning a plain-language case into a structured simulation. It responds to published research by Jacobs and colleagues in Frontiers in Medicine, which is their study, not ours.

What it needs. An instructor to test it with.

Bedside AI Patient Advocate
In design

A bedside AI that helps families ask the right questions.

The idea. Designed as a second set of ears at the bedside, with a family advocate watching the highlights.

  • A patient bedside view with a live transcriptPrototype
  • An advocate dashboard: highlights first, the full transcript on tapPrototype
  • Flags where statements conflict, with a respectful script for pushing backDesigned
FundPartner

Where it stands. The prototype screens run on demo data and have not been run. It does not listen, record or alert.

What it needs. Clinical and legal advisors before anything else.

Omni Med Bill Guard (small and medium practices)
Concept

Exploring AI checks of billing documentation for small practices and independent auditors.

The idea. Designed so every result is a flag for human review, never a fraud verdict.

  • Checks that follow jurisdiction, against public CMS NCCI and MUE rulesPlanned
  • Reconciles the clinical note with the codes billedPlanned
  • A feedback loop where staff record why a flag was wrongPlanned
FundPartner

Where it stands. A concept package. No software exists.

What it needs. Legal and compliance groundwork, and pilot practices or auditors.

Omni Med Bill Guardian (large groups)
Concept

Exploring ways to catch billing documentation errors before claims are submitted.

The idea. Designed to cite the rule behind every flag, with a person making every final decision.

  • A rules engine for NCCI and MUE edits and coverage rulesPlanned
  • A documentation reader that cites its source, and a check on those citationsPlanned
  • A human-decides layer with a full audit trailPlanned
FundPartner

Where it stands. A researched concept package covering market, architecture, compliance and risk, with risks documented up front. No software exists.

What it needs. A partner who wants to take the concept forward.

Medical Website Showcase
In development

A showcase of a complete website for a medical professional.

The idea. The whole practice in one structure: an education store, classes and consult booking.

  • A store with catalog, filters, cart and bundle pricing, where each bundle costs less than its partsBuilt
  • Matching navigation, favicon and share tags on all five pagesBuilt
  • Founder, classes and consult-booking pagesPrototype
Partner

Where it stands. Built as local files and not yet live. We are turning it into a client-neutral showcase.

What it needs. Medical professionals who want a site like this.

Community and safety apps

The Traveler
In design

A travel safety copilot.

The idea. Designed to give two kinds of help: an assistant that guides you, and an alert flow that tells the people you trust.

  • A "Yellow Flag" AI assistant for problems on the roadDesigned
  • A "Red Flag" trusted-contact alert flowDesigned
  • Personal, enterprise and bleisure modesDesigned
FundPartner

Where it stands. In design. Nothing is running yet, and it will not claim to contact emergency services.

What it needs. A mobile build, user research, and a legal review of any audio feature.

Ridgeline Experiences
In design

One home for UTV rallies.

The idea. Designed for the people who run the rally and the people who keep riders safe.

  • Promoter accounts with a drawn venue boundary, and a searchable public rally directoryPlanned
  • Opt-in location sharing, visible to no one, the promoter or a dedicated safety teamDesigned
  • Arrival and departure confirmed by geofence, with a two-ping checkDesigned
FundPartner

Where it stands. A design with 11 data entities and a five-phase roadmap. The cloud foundation is started.

What it needs. Rally promoters to try it at an event.

Vektor Command
Concept

Exploring better-documented drone flight approvals. Seeking pilot partners.

The idea. Designed so a qualified person makes every final call, and the record shows what was known at the time.

  • Airspace, weather, aircraft and pilot checks looked at together before each flightPlanned
  • A go, no-go or conditional recommendation that a qualified person approves or declinesPlanned
  • A tamper-evident record of what was known when each decision was madePlanned
FundPartner

Where it stands. Concept stage. A specification is drafted, no software is built, and no one has used it. It would support decisions, not replace FAA rules or authorizations.

What it needs. Pilot partners from drone programs, plus aviation legal and technical advisors.

Theme-park streamer companion
In development

A companion app for theme-park live streamers.

The idea. Moderators update it with one tap and a ten-second undo, and viewers get a live status card (a demo today).

  • A live status card for park, area and activityPrototype
  • A "What's Next?" ride poll, one vote eachPrototype
  • A moderator control panel with sign-in, undo and a history log, passing 32 browser testsPrototype
FundPartner

Where it stands. The demo uses sample data. The control panel passes 65 automated tests against a test stand-in for the database.

What it needs. Written permission from creators, and a live database.

AI and business tools

Business Assistant
In design

A text-back service for small electrical contractors.

The idea. Designed to turn a missed call into a conversation, and to tell an emergency from an estimate.

  • Texts the caller back automaticallyDesigned
  • Sends emergencies straight to the contractor's cell, and handles estimates by textDesigned
  • Checks the service area by zip code and hands off to a booking linkDesigned
FundPartner

Where it stands. A written specification. Nothing is built or live.

What it needs. One pilot contractor to shape the setup with.

The Adjudicator
Concept

In research: independent oversight for AI agents in business.

The idea. Designed so the checker is kept separate from the agent it checks.

Concept video, 20 seconds. Concept animation made with AI. The Adjudicator is in research and no software exists yet. The video shows the intended design, not a working product, and its captions describe planned behavior.
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On-screen text, in order: "The Adjudicator: AI runtime circuit breaker"; "Designed to govern autonomous agents in real time"; "Designed around a dual-loop verification engine"; "Designed to intercept rogue code before it runs"; "Designed to intercept rogue agent tool calls"; "Designed to catch hallucinations and API drift"; "Designed to enforce deterministic boundaries"; "Concept: enterprise governance for agentic AI"; and "The Adjudicator: Securing the future of AI". A label in the top corner reads "Concept animation made with AI. Not a working product." The pictures show a glowing blue sphere in a circuit-board landscape, guarded by hexagonal shields, with red threats stopped before they reach it.

  • A dual-loop review with a refereePlanned
  • Observe-only "shadow mode" before any blockingPlanned
  • A tamper-evident audit ledgerPlanned
FundPartner

Where it stands. Concept stage. No code exists.

What it needs. A narrow first use case and a partner running AI agents.

AI Social Reels
Early prototype

Branded vertical video reels for small businesses.

The idea. Your logo, colors and words stay exact, because the video comes from templates, not guesswork.

  • Branded 1080 by 1920, 24-second reels rendered from a structured specBuilt
  • A contractor before-and-after template: hook, wipe, testimonial and call to actionBuilt
  • An e-commerce template with a product hero, callouts and a price call to actionPrototype
FundPartner

Where it stands. An early prototype that is paused. Reel specs follow a defined schema.

What it needs. A full pipeline that runs end to end, and a small business to try it.

In development or early prototypeIn design or concept

Our process

An example workflow

This is one example of how a build can move from first draft to live release. It is not a fixed workflow for every project. Each project is planned around what it actually needs, and the path is tailored to fit.

How we use AI

AI tools help us draft and move faster. A person decides what gets built, reviews everything the AI produces, and signs off on every release. Each build goes through our 11-step audit, and you receive the full source files, not just the finished product.

The 11-step audit

Foundation

  1. Structural baseline
  2. Reliability pass
  3. Accuracy verification
  4. Consistency check

People and protection

  1. Functionality and ease of use
  2. Security
  3. Accessibility

Real-world conditions

  1. Performance under load
  2. Edge cases and error states
  3. Cross-device and cross-browser testing
  4. Data integrity and validation

This site’s own audit

We run the same 11 steps on our own website. Latest run: October 31, 2026.

  1. 1Structural baselinepassed
  2. 2Reliability passpassed
  3. 3Accuracy verificationpassed
  4. 4Consistency checkpassed
  5. 5Functionality and ease of usepassed
  6. 6Securitypassed
  7. 7Accessibilitypassed
  8. 8Performance under loadpassed
  9. 9Edge cases and error statespassed
  10. 10Cross-device and cross-browser testingpassed
  11. 11Data integrity and validationpassed

11 of 11 steps passing. The first run found sideways scrolling on phones, low-contrast text, missing page landmarks and unlimited form fields. The second found card titles that were not real headings and one overstated claim. The next found a small sideways overflow at one tablet width. The next found a long email address spilling past the edge of narrow phones on the new privacy page. The next found a cramped title on a new service card on phones. The latest, run after one project was renamed and another added, found no new problems. Every problem found was fixed before release.

Contact

Whether you're exploring a custom build, have a venture in mind, or just want to know more about how we work — reach out directly or send a message.

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