Apps
Software built here, documented the same way.
Why each app was built, what it does today, how it came to be, and what was folded into it. Most are desktop apps that keep their data on the machine they run on. Two ship under their own names.
Dates are first commits and merged pull requests. Counts are real and were last checked on 2026-10-05.
Business and operations
Finding work, keeping records, keeping the books, and keeping a business visible. Desktop apps that run on the owner's own machine.
Research and safety
Working a question through to a decision with the evidence kept visible, and one inbox where every outside action waits for a person.
Other lines
Products that ship under their own name because they serve a different audience.
Small utilities
One job each
- JAMARQ Mixtape
- Turns a long song list into the same playlist on Spotify, in order, and reads it back afterward to report what did not land. Built in October 2026 after a paid service silently skipped songs. Owner-only for now.
- JAMARQ Triage
- A bootable drive that tests a PC unattended, a sourced reference database, and a Mac app that flashes sticks and writes the customer report. In progress. Described on the PC repair page.
Parked
Kept, not worked on
Working prototypes that stopped at the point where the next step needed something that was not there yet. They are kept and secured, and listed so the record is complete.
- CrossCurrent
- A local matching and conversation workbench: profiles, a candidate queue, mutual matches, message review.
- Working local prototype on seeded records. Parked 2026-10-03.
- Regional Game Clock
- Regional planning dashboards by game, with a reusable clocks package underneath.
- Four dashboard packs, fairly complete. Parked 2026-10-03.
- Vicina
- A community app for what is happening nearby, built to be put down rather than scrolled.
- Mock signals only, no backend. Parked 2026-10-03.
- JAMARQ Partition
- Read-only disk partition planning, simulation and lab validation.
- Never touches a disk by design. Parked 2026-10-03.
Where the old names went
Thirty-two repositories became twenty-two
Between 2026-10-01 and 2026-10-03, every app that did one piece of a bigger job was folded into the app that owns the job. The suite carried the name Tenra from June to October 2026 before every app took the JAMARQ name. This is the record of where each one went.
| Was | Began | Now part of | What moved |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hub | 2026-05-21 | JAMARQ Atlas | The contract catalog and proof scripts became the Suite view. |
| MarketDesk | 2026-07-04 | JAMARQ Scout | Deals, quotes, proposals, follow-ups and the weekly review. |
| Tally | 2026-08-16 | JAMARQ Align | Became the Visibility section. |
| Proxy | 2026-03-14 | JAMARQ Assembly | Its voice and policy shaping engine, copied into Scout and Align as well. |
| Facet | 2026-03-15 | JAMARQ Sentinel | Became the Frame stage. |
| Derive | 2026-03-19 | JAMARQ Sentinel | Became the Reason stage. |
| SiteOps Logistics | 2026-05-15 | JAMARQ Registry | Requests, quotes, rate tables and dispatch for a container yard. |
| Vaexpoint | 2026-06-27 | Vaexbot | The checkpoint queue. |
| SiteOps Restaurant, SiteOps Venue, SiteOps Core | 2026-05-15 | Retired | Folded into one app on 2026-10-01, then retired two days later. The idea is kept, the code is not. |
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