NXT12
A fitness planning and accountability application built around structured 12-week cycles, helping turn long-term goals into a clear day-to-day plan.
Xandyr Products
Products are the destination.
Products are the destination.
Useful technology is the standard.
We build software, applications, and hardware around problems we understand, ideas we want to explore, and products we think should exist.
Building in-house
Own the problem.
Own the problem.
Own the product.
Xandyr's long-term focus is developing products we own, operate, improve, and grow over time.
That gives us the freedom to stay close to users, make deliberate product decisions, and build around usefulness instead of billable hours.
The projects below are real work in progress. Their status is intentionally clear because we would rather show what we are actually building than pretend unfinished products have already launched.
Software
Products we're building in code.
From personal productivity to modern BBS software, these projects reflect the kind of software we want Xandyr to be known for building.
SnowCrash BBS
A modern multi-user bulletin board system built in C# and .NET, bringing the character of classic BBS computing into a contemporary, extensible platform.
NullStreet
A persistent ANSI multiplayer world built for the SnowCrash platform, combining BBS-era presentation with an evolving shared game world.
Hardware
Physical products and retro-hardware experiments.
Small-run hardware projects give us another place to solve practical problems, experiment, and build things we genuinely want to use.
PlayStation Socketed Modchip Carrier
A custom serviceable carrier-board design for original PlayStation modification hardware, developed with replaceability, clean installation, and retro-hardware experimentation in mind.
Product standard
Practical. Secure. Clear. Ready to Grow.
Problem First
We want a clear reason for a product to exist before we worry about feature volume.
Usable
A product has to make sense to the person using it, not only the person who built it.
Responsible
Security, privacy, and sensible data handling are part of the product, not paperwork afterward.
Iterative
Ship, learn, improve, and let real use shape what comes next.
Follow the build
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