Selected work / Thrasosoft

Useful software, shown in context.

Real products and working examples tell you more than a list of technologies. Here is what we are building, what each project is for, and where to explore it yourself.

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How to read this page

Our own products, an in-progress app, and clearly marked demos. No concept mockups presented as client results.

01 / Products & platforms

Things you can open today.

Different problems call for different products. These are two current examples, with their stage of development made explicit.

PicksLab homepage showing its review and buying-guide navigation and editorial hero
01 / Publishing platformLive

PicksLab

A growing review and buying-guide site built around clear navigation, repeatable publishing, and useful comparison content.

The work combines content architecture, front-end design, search-ready pages, and an editorial workflow that can keep expanding.

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SagaSage landing page with its virtual tabletop and campaign-management feature overview
02 / Interactive applicationIn progress

SagaSage

An evolving virtual-tabletop and campaign-management project for narrative-dice play.

Its public site shows the product direction; campaign, character, and tabletop workflows are still being developed.

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02 / More ways to look closer

See the process, not just the pixels.

Service / Evidence-led

Website Presence Review

A structured look at search visibility, mobile experience, and the path from visitor to inquiry—with prioritized recommendations.

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Examples / Not client projects

Interactive demos

Try different layouts and interactions for local-business sites and application ideas. These are demonstrations, not claimed client outcomes.

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Public code / Zachari Barnes

Work on GitHub

Browse public repositories for a closer look at implementation. Public code is only part of the work, but it is inspectable.

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