// Projects + Tools
Games, tools, prototypes, and current lanes all in one rail. Scroll across the row, open the live apps, or jump straight into the project monitor.
Naval strategy game — command fleets, capture sea regions, and crush rival admirals on the hex-grid ocean.
Open →Interactive sheet music and MIDI practice workspace for learning, drilling, and song playback in the browser.
Open →Smart grocery tracker with category auto-detection, aisle grouping, and offline persistence.
Open →Multi-trip planner with packing lists, dates, budget notes, and lightweight task tracking.
Open →Switch between Plunk & Plunder, Piano Player, Ping Pong, Silver Stackers, and Project Ashfall with specs, task lists, and timeline view.
Monitor →Map tuning, turn flow, and board polish continue in the live Plunk lane.
View Lane →The goal is to transform the existing prototype into a robust web application for piano learning and practice. Use live MIDI input from connected keyboards to drive structured exercises and lessons. Core lesson types: scales, chord inversions, rhythm drills, hand independence, simple progression drills.
View Lane →The live browser demo is being treated as a hardening lane focused on feel, AI, and presentation polish.
View Lane →The lane is being shaped around a trading room, a vault, and high-signal analytics for precious metals portfolio decisions.
View Lane →Ashfall is being driven through phased planning, vertical slice work, and core systems buildout.
View Lane →// Local model bench
We also keep a small local-model bench on hand for lower-cost background work. Dennis, Dee, Mac, and Charlie run on Ollama. They are not as fast and not as bright as the main hosted lanes, but they are useful for rough passes, secondary reads, and cheap local throughput.
Handles polished first-pass positioning, pitch angles, and surface-level strategy reads. Better at confidence than depth.
Local modelUseful for alternate takes, messaging variants, and rough creative coverage when we want a cheaper second voice in the room.
Local modelBest reserved for blunt operational summaries, action lists, and high-energy internal framing that does not need much nuance.
Local modelGood for strange edge-case passes, brute-force note gathering, and messy exploratory loops when we want more output than elegance.
Local model// How we build
We keep a team of agents on hand to develop specs, walk through timelines, pressure-test requirements, and turn a rough idea into a concrete DEVCO plan. Before implementation starts, we turn the working spec, decisions, and lane knowledge into a QMD knowledge base so the build team is operating from a durable shared reference instead of loose context.
Once the spec and QMD knowledge base are working, we move into a process we call plunking: a team of agents implements the product in parallel while progress can be actively monitored.
Final polish happens with a layer of human oversight to tighten the edges, verify quality, and make sure the shipped result feels deliberate instead of automated.
// Get in touch
Want a tool built for your business? Have a project in mind? Drop us a line — our team responds fast. Whether it's a $5K quick-turn app or a full custom engagement, we scope it, build it, and ship it.
webmaster@devco.nyc We reply to every message — usually within the hour.