Founder · Software & Live Events · Ontario, Canada
Products I've built. Companies I run.
I'm Dylan Davis. I build and operate companies across software platforms, live events, and retail. This is the portfolio: a multi-company business platform with its own accounting engine, a map-first social app in production, a real-time crowd game built for a youth fundraiser, and a sound and lighting company. The pages for the live products show what each one does and what I built.
Mostly software. Sometimes lighting rigs. Some days, both.
By the numbers
pull requests merged
merged in the last 30 days
issues closed in 30 days
repositories
versioned releases
as of 2026-09-25
Ventures
what I'm buildingSix ventures, one operating habit: build carefully, automate the routine work, and keep the important decisions human. The mix spans software, live production, and retail. Every card represents a real venture; its current status is shown plainly.
BisOS
LiveBusiness OS
A business operating system for CRM, invoicing, and job management. The shared backbone several of my ventures run on.
- CRM, invoicing, and job management in one place
- Multi-company by design — each business gets its own isolated workspace
bisos.cadetails →
Niche
LiveSocial app
A social plans app for finding what's happening nearby and making plans with the people who matter.
- Find what's happening nearby and make plans around it
- Live in production at nicheapp.ca
nicheapp.cadetails →
Nexus Sound & Lighting
LiveLive events
Professional sound, lighting, and DJ services for live events.
- Sound, lighting, and DJ services for live events
- Operated with owned professional sound and lighting equipment
nexussal.cadetails →
GlowJam
LiveCommunity
A glow-themed community fundraiser bringing live production and software together.
- Community fundraiser event
- Produced with the Nexus sound & lighting inventory
glowjam.cadetails →
SiteOS
In the worksWeb hosting
Static sites on subscription, provisioned and maintained through automation.
- Static-site hosting on subscription
- Deterministic, automated provisioning — no manual server setup
details →
E-commerce
Retail
Online retail operations with automation across sourcing, storefront, and routine operations.
How I build
the build loopA small company run like a large engineering org: AI agents write, review and test the code, a second independent agent reads every change before it merges, and I set the rules they work by.
- 1. Issue
- 2. Agent writes the code
- 3. Independent agent review
- 4. Fix loop until it passes
- 5. CI on a self-hosted runner fleet
- 6. Independent read before merge
- 7. Versioned release + deploy
- 8. Synthetic users + monitors
The Lab
where it all livesA private cloud built to run itself
Everything on this page runs on hardware I own. Routine operations are deterministic and automatic: watch, recover, verify, record. AI agents handle cases that need investigation and propose fixes. Risky changes stop for a human decision.
Own the whole stack
Hardware to DNS to product. I own the foundations and keep the stack inspectable end to end.
Automate the boring 99%
Monitoring, recovery, and routine operations run automatically. Judgment calls come to me; the rest keeps moving.
Ship, then sharpen
Real users beat perfect plans. Launch small, watch closely, and fix what actually breaks.
Prove it, don't promise it
Changes get an adversarial read before they land. Every claim carries a test that fails when the claim stops being true.
illustrative — the real console stays private · press ~public status · live check
Contact
inbox openLet's talk.
A project, an event, or an idea worth building — the inbox is open. This form files straight into the CRM I built, where I handle incoming conversations.
verified contact — email [email protected] · PGP 9A61 D483 855D 5EEF D62D 144F 7C42 426F 11AF 1ADC · security.txt