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Web Enclave is an AI, web and application development consultancy. We take the ambiguous brief — the agent, the platform, the thing nobody has built yet — and put it in production.
An enclave is a piece of ground you keep. Ours is a practice built so that the people who scope your work are the people who write the code — no account layer, no handoff to a delivery team you have never met. Briefs arrive ambiguous and leave as software with a URL.
LLM applications, agents, retrieval pipelines, fine-tuned models — and the evaluation harnesses that keep them honest once real users arrive.
Fine-tuned and served a custom MusicGen model on AudioCraft + Flask; first place at the AudioCraft 24-hour hackathon and third at the Autonomous Agents AI hackathon.
Marketing sites, product dashboards, real-time multiplayer backends. Fast by default — this page ships its entire stylesheet inline and paints in under a tenth of a second.
OpenFret and NutriBreakdown run in production; Neon Velocity moves authoritative multiplayer state over Colyseus.
Cross-platform apps, desktop utilities, game clients and the services behind them — including the unglamorous infrastructure that keeps them up.
SnapCord ships through the Microsoft Store; the satellite simulator cut its build from ~900s to ~150s on Ampere.
Two products in production and the builds with footage. The full catalogue of 26 is below.
LIVEopenfret.comFrom tracking your guitar collection to AI-powered practice sessions, real-time collaboration, and a thriving community — OpenFret is the only platform you’ll ever need as a guitarist.
LIVEnutribreakdown.comSimply describe what you ate and let AI do the rest. Get comprehensive nutrition tracking, beautiful insights, and personalized recommendations to reach your health goals.
An engaging and addictive fishing game with unique mechanics and vibrant graphics.
itch.io Mini Jam 153 — Fishing
A travel-themed puzzle game designed to challenge your strategic thinking.
itch.io Mini Jam 154 — Travel
Games, AI tools, addons, client work and the odd experiment. Filter it.
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Three moves. No discovery phase that produces a deck instead of a build.
We read the actual system — the code, the data, the constraint you have stopped noticing. You get a written map of what is actually possible, what it costs, and what we would cut.
Short cycles against a live environment. Something is deployed and clickable in week one, and it stays deployed. Scope moves; the ship date does not drift quietly.
Handover is documentation, infrastructure you own, and a period where we are still on the hook. If you would rather we keep holding it, we do that too.
Three ways in. Most work starts with the first one.
A scoped assessment of one problem. Where AI or automation genuinely pays in your stack, where it does not, and the shortest path to the first shipped thing.
We build and ship the thing. Fixed scope with a named outcome, or a rolling sprint arrangement when the target is still moving.
A retained line into the enclave. Continuous delivery, on-call for the systems we built, and someone senior to argue with before you commit to a direction.
14 posts on the things we hit in production — debugging, infrastructure, model training and game jams.
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A few sentences is enough. What you are building, roughly when, and what is currently in the way. You will get a real reply from the person who would do the work — not a scheduling bot.
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