A chronicle of innovation. A legacy of purpose. A story still being written.
This is a story about transformation. For years, we built solutions for others—custom software, systems crafted by hand, services rendered with care. But then, something changed. We saw an opportunity not just to serve clients, but to serve humanity itself: to create products that would stand against the tide of exploitation, that would protect rather than profit from people's trust . This is that story. This is our record.
SocialScoreKeeper
When family and sport became something more
The Archive of Trust
In an age of surveillance, we built sanctuaries. No harvesting of memories. No commodification of childhood. Just families, preserved in their own private collections.
Bonds Across Distance
The question echoed through generations: "Did you see?" Now, grandparents witness from distant states. Aunts and uncles share in real-time triumphs. Technology bridging what geography once divided.
Protected Childhoods
COPPA certification was more than compliance—it was covenant. These formative years (ages 5-12) deserve protection, not exploitation. We document growth, not manufacture fame.
Moments Preserved
Live scores transmitted instantly. Photos captured and shared in seconds. Not for posterity alone, but for presence—for being there, even when you cannot be.
The Record We Keep
Principles documented not in mission statements, but in actions taken daily
Stakeholder Stewardship
History shows us: companies that serve all—workers, customers, communities—endure. Those that serve only shareholders fade into footnotes. We chose the former, deliberately.
Aligned Interests
The subscription model was not chosen for revenue—it was chosen for truth. Our success requires your satisfaction. No advertisements to corrupt. No data to sell. Just service.
Privacy as Heritage
What previous generations took for granted—privacy, autonomy, sanctuary—became our mission to restore. Protecting families isn't strategy. It's legacy.
Purpose and Profit
The historical record is clear: doing good and doing well need not be separate pursuits. Ethical business and financial success have always been natural allies.