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The Repo Atlas.
A map of the products and sites we run and how they connect. Drag it, filter it, open any node. Client builds appear by what they do, not by name.
Explore the map
Client builds appear by what they do, not by name. Pinch or use Ctrl and the wheel to zoom.
The same map as a list
Paddock20
- Livepaddock20.com
The company site, the client portal and the in-house CRM, in one app.
- Live studyTest Track
A public case study built from one electric vehicle’s own data: miles and charging from the car, costs from real invoices.
- ProductSupercarIQ
Names a car from a photo and prices it from auction results.
- ProductRAIL Redline
Rewrites a draft in your voice and shows what it changed.
- ProductPaddock Mail
An email tool built for our own inbox first. It sorts messages, drafts routine replies and clears junk.
Brands and events
- LiveGavinBrooksHQ
The front door. A project lands here first, gets looked at, then points to Paddock20 or PaddockGavin.
- LivePaddockGavin
Gavin’s car brand and events: tickets, guests, sponsors and recaps.
- Event platformThe Piston Powered Ranch
One site for guest RSVPs, show-car entries, vendor booths and sponsor checkout, all working from the same records.
Client builds
- Case studyLot Assistant
Built for an exotic and luxury automotive retailer and wholesaler. Floor staff handled vehicle intake, transfers and releases from their phones.
- Custom buildDealer operations platform
Lot, keys, intake and daily reports for one dealership.
- Custom buildLandscaping customer app
Service requests, payments and a customer area for a landscaping business.
- Custom buildU-pick orchard site
Visits, orders and tickets for an orchard, in English and Spanish.
- Custom buildOwner task board
A to-do tool for an owner and a COO, with AI help drafting tasks.
- DemoMed spa back-office demo
A room-by-room revenue build-out, dashboard and task board, all on sample data.
How the map works
The layout is a small force simulation. Links pull two products together, products push each other apart, and each group drifts toward its own corner. It settles once and then stays still until you move something.
The page follows the rules on the motion page: nothing animates on its own, and every node is a button you can reach with a keyboard.
Questions
What is a force-directed graph?
A map where every item pushes the others apart and every link pulls two items together. Related things settle near each other without anyone placing them by hand.
Why are the client builds unnamed?
A client build is described by what it does. The map shows the shape of the work without naming the people it was built for.
Is this the real map?
It is the public version of the map we keep for ourselves. The private one has more detail and the client names.
Want a site or an app built this way?
The Fit Call is a working session on one real workflow. It is where we look at what you have and say what we would build.
Or see automotive operations, the work and the rest of the craft.