The codebase got away from you
You shipped fast with AI. It worked. Now nobody can say what is tested, which module owns which rule, or what breaks when you change it. That is a solvable problem, and it is a common one.
We build the systems companies actually run on. The portal. The integration nobody else would touch. The report the CFO trusts enough to sign.
Then we hand you the code, the pipeline that deploys it, and the board that records every decision we made along the way. When the engagement ends, you own a system, not a dependency.
Three reasons companies call us
You shipped fast with AI. It worked. Now nobody can say what is tested, which module owns which rule, or what breaks when you change it. That is a solvable problem, and it is a common one.
Every task, every bug, every decision lives in Azure DevOps, and you have a seat at the board. No status meeting is required to learn what we did last Tuesday. You can just look.
Phone, tablet, desktop, browser. One codebase, one truth, updating live. We built a product on exactly that architecture, and you can go look at it running right now.
What we do
We are a small firm. We are not going to tell you we do everything.
Web, desktop, iOS and Android from one codebase and one team.
Reporting people trust, because the numbers can be traced back to the row.
The spreadsheet, the retyping, and the person who is the integration.
Making two systems that were never designed to speak agree on the facts.
Schema design, query performance, and migrations that do not lose rows.
A place for customers, staff and vendors to do work without calling you.
Single sign-on, multi-factor, and mutual TLS between machines.
Due diligence
Most firms our size decorate a page with client logos and a five-star average. We are not going to do that. Our clients' names are their business, not our marketing. Here is what you can verify yourself, today, without asking us for anything.
Code Junkies Inc has been an active Florida profit corporation since 20 January 2006, document number P06000010214. It trades under the registered fictitious name codinginnovations.com. Twenty years is not a claim. It is a filing, and you can pull it up at the Florida Division of Corporations in about thirty seconds.
The page you are reading is the work sample. It ships zero JavaScript and deploys from a pipeline in Azure DevOps on every merge. Run it through Lighthouse yourself. Its source and its issue board are the same ones we would give you.
MyEventBingo is ours. One codebase serving five different render targets, with live state pushed to every connected screen. Open it on your phone and your laptop at the same time and watch them agree. Then read how it is built, and why the same architecture fits a dispatch board.
Start here
Not a discovery call. Not a capabilities deck. Describe the problem in a paragraph and we will tell you honestly whether it is one we should take.