Josh Zimmerman

Multi-tenant field service management platform — dispatching, inventory, customer management, and billing in one system, with web, desktop, and mobile clients.

Apiary operations platform built for a commercial beekeeping operation — roughly 5,000 hives across 100+ yards. Field crews log work with photos and GPS; a scheduling engine computes which yards are due for what.

Internal operations hub combining a project tracker with a live BlueFolder work-order dashboard — written in pure Python standard library, no framework, no external dependencies.

A marketplace for booking people by the hour — drivers, barbers, painters, plumbers, dog walkers, any trade at all. Profiles with work photos, a weekly schedule and an hourly rate; booking requests that both sides accept or decline; and reviews that run both ways once a job is complete. Web first, iOS and Android next. Live at hourforhire.com.

Public peptide reference library paired with a private logbook — dose and results tracking, a reconstitution calculator that gives the units to draw on a syringe, progress charts, and a member help board. Live at mypeptideslog.com.

Native desktop screenshot app for macOS and Windows with an annotation editor built for physical-security site surveys — 40+ hand-drawn device stamps for cameras, access control, fire, and network equipment, with project files that open on either platform.

Company site for a firm that runs three trades at once — low-voltage contracting, software, and hardware design — built to argue that they're one team rather than three vendors. Static, self-hosted, with a client login area. Live at techknowledgeexpress.com.

Commercial platform that records RTSP streams from ONVIF cameras to disk at 100+ camera scale. Deliberately narrow: no vendor-specific drivers, no transcoding in the ingest path, copy-only writes. In development.

Product concept for a wardrobe app where an item is catalogued once and then flows everywhere — try it on, post the look, sell it — with no re-photographing in between. The full concept document is published here.

A growing collection of card games playable right in the browser — each one a single hand-crafted HTML file with zero dependencies. Three at the table now: Texas Hold'em with a live-odds learning mode, Euchre with bowers and going alone, and Spades with nil, bags and three joker-deck variants.