Tixy
Play skill games, join multiplayer sessions, earn tickets, and explore a growing arcade. Its source and contribution guide are public on GitHub.
Independent product studio
ODOM Tech builds browser experiences, local-first software, developer tools, and the systems that keep them dependable.
Featured work
Play two live experiences and follow two privacy-focused products as they move toward release.
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Play skill games, join multiplayer sessions, earn tickets, and explore a growing arcade. Its source and contribution guide are public on GitHub.
Turn household constraints into a schedule, review the plan, and make conversational revisions. The demo uses Amazon Bedrock and Nova 2 Lite.
Local file control for storage scans, duplicate review, previewed rename and organize actions, and image metadata cleaning. No account or cloud upload is required.
Clean known tracking parameters from links and optionally suspend inactive tabs, with safeguards for active and edited pages. Settings and safety state stay in the browser.
Services
Focused engagements shaped around a real product, workflow, or operational problem.
Web, desktop, and browser-extension products shaped from a clear scope through tested releases.
Purpose-built tools, reusable components, command-line workflows, and practical internal systems.
Storefronts, customer workflows, managed integrations, and dependable application deployment.
Automation, service architecture, observability, security hardening, and recovery-minded systems.
About
ODOM Tech is an independent product studio built by Andrew Odom. Featured work spans a live arcade, an AI planning demo, and local-first desktop and browser utilities in release preparation.
The approach is straightforward: define the useful core, choose careful defaults, ship maintainable software, and make ownership clear.
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