Claude
Anthropic
Scopes the work, writes code and reviews it.
Tech stack
A tech stack is the set of tools a piece of software is built with and runs on. Ours is arranged in five layers, assembled in the same order on each build: build, security, infrastructure, integration and implementation. The tools on a layer change from job to job. The order does not.
Each card is a tool in the Paddock20 stack. Once a day we read the numbers each vendor reports for Paddock20, and a card shows its number with the time it was read.
Want to see where those tools sit? See the products on the Repo Atlas.
What the software is designed and written with
Where a written scope becomes screens and code, with each change kept in version control.
Anthropic
Scopes the work, writes code and reviews it.
OpenAI
Second opinions and first drafts.
Long research runs and a third opinion.
Vercel
Turns a written brief into working screens.
Design
Wireframes and screen layouts before any code.
Experiments
Quick experiments, tested in the browser before they get a repository.
Source code
Source code and the history of each change.
Testing
Where screens get checked, on a desktop and on a phone.
What gets set up before launch
Domains, sign-in, credentials and the network edge are configured before anyone outside can reach the system.
Network edge
DNS, caching and firewall rules in front of the site. Paddock20 resells Cloudflare.
Credentials
Google sign-in, service accounts and API keys.
Sign-in
Accounts, passwords and sessions.
Domains
Domain registration.
Paddock20 rule
A visitor who opens a raw .vercel.app preview address is sent to the real domain.
What runs the system in production
Hosting, the database and the scheduled jobs that keep the data current.
Hosting
Hosting, deploys and the scheduled jobs for this site.
Production deploys
162
This site, last 30 days · Vercel · Oct 26, 6:07 AM CT
Database
Postgres for leads, bookings, call logs and check-ins.
Database
Sign-in, file storage and Postgres when a build calls for it.
This site, counted from its code on Oct 23, 2026:
Where a build meets the systems a business already runs
Payments, search data, spreadsheets and the software a business already uses.
Payments
Checkout for the Fit Call and the course library.
Search data
Search impressions and clicks for this site, reported by Google.
Search impressions
486
Last 28 days · Google Search Console · Oct 26, 6:07 AM CT
Search research
Search volume, rankings and backlink data for research and reports.
Spreadsheets
Read from and written to when a business already keeps its numbers there.
Office software
Mail, files and calendars for clients who run on Microsoft.
Connectors
Ready-made connectors between apps.
Client system
Ran in productionInventory data from an exotic and luxury automotive retailer and wholesaler fed the lot software built for it.
Read the Lot Assistant caseYour business
The software your business already runs. The Fit Call is where we check what it can connect to.
See what the Fit Call includesTools added when the problem calls for them
Email, phone, scheduling and automation. A build gets only the ones its problem needs.
The confirmations, receipts and alerts this site sends.
Emails delivered
967
Last 30 days · Resend · Oct 26, 6:07 AM CT
Voice
The voice agents that answer calls, and the voices they speak with.
Inbound calls handled
375
Across our voice agents · Retell · Oct 26, 6:07 AM CT
Scheduling
Booking for the free Warm-Up Lap and event calls.
Workflows
Workflows that run on a schedule or a trigger, from one app to the next.
Location
Places, routes and distances when a build needs a map.
What runs Paddock20 itself
Not part of a client build. These run the studio's own office, mail, design work, video and listing.
Studio office
Docs, calendars and shared drives.
Studio mail
The studio inbox.
Backups
Backups of studio files.
Design
Decks, social graphics and print.
Images and video
Images and video for this site, including RAIL and Amy.
Video
Video hosting.
Local listing
The studio listing in Google Search and Maps.
Site traffic
Visits to this site and where they came from.