Builds

Things we've engineered, fixed, or kept running.

Complete products, regulated infrastructure, community institutions, and the long-running problems that finally ended. Every block placed by hand.

Built from nothing · Product / SaaS / Remote operations

ioJump.com

A browser-based remote IT operations platform: video support, unattended access to Windows, Mac, and Ubuntu, network discovery and monitoring, and a web terminal, all in one tab with no installs for the person being helped. One cross-platform agent, one dashboard, built and run by ERB One.

Mission control for IT, in one browser tab.

SaaSCross-platform agentVideoNetwork monitoring

Built from nothing · Product / Software / AI

LakeMonster.com

A lake-data platform and fishing app built end to end: web platform, mobile app, AI-driven fishing intelligence, multi-site lake cameras with AI detection, live streaming, and a subscription business on top. Proof that ERB One designs, engineers, and ships complete products: software, hardware, and cloud together.

Every block placed by hand.

GoAICamerasCloud

Technology for a community institution · Network / Systems / Support

Park City Historical Society

Full technology environment for a nonprofit preserving Park City's history: infrastructure, network, and the systems that keep a small staff working reliably on a nonprofit budget.

Built to last, like the history it protects.

UniFiWindowsM365

Large server infrastructure · Infrastructure / Security / Continuity

Community bank

Design and build of a full server environment for a regulated bank: virtualization, storage, segmented network, onsite and offsite backup with verified recovery, hardened to examiner standards.

Engineered for a regulator's checklist.

VMwareSonicWallBCDR

Ongoing engineering and compliance · Security / Compliance / vCTO

Seven years consulting for banks across the Midwest

Ongoing engineering and compliance consulting for community banks and credit unions: FFIEC exam readiness, audit-finding remediation, M365/Entra hardening, AI policy reviewed by regulators, standing seats at IT and Audit Committee meetings.

Passed the exam. Every year.

FFIECEntraCMMC

Case blocks

Problem → what we found → result.

The hotel network three companies couldn't fix

Problem: A multi-vendor hotel network with guest and staff Wi-Fi that kept failing. Three other companies had each replaced hardware. The problem stayed.
What we found: The fault didn't live inside any one vendor's box. It lived in how the pieces had been stitched together over the years, and nobody had documented it.
Result: Fixed at the root cause, documented so the next vendor can't reintroduce it.

A monitoring and remote-disable device that didn't exist

Problem: Equipment in the field needed to be monitored and, when necessary, disabled remotely. No product on the market did exactly that.
What we found: The requirement was simple enough to build directly: a custom cellular device with monitoring and remote disable, designed from the board up.
Result: Purpose-built hardware in service, with the design and documentation handed over.

The report that ate a workday

Problem: A recurring report was assembled by hand from several systems, every time, taking hours of a skilled person's week.
What we found: Every step was repeatable. The work was gathering, reconciling, and formatting, which is exactly what an automated AI pipeline is good at.
Result: An automated report pipeline that replaced hours of manual work, with a human review step kept where it matters.

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