Projects

Websites are only half of what I do. Integrated Dynamics is an engineering shop first — the same person who builds custom, high-converting sites also designs circuit boards, writes firmware, and grounds AI systems in real-world documents. The projects above are a snapshot of that range: proof that when a problem crosses the line between software and the physical world, I don't hand it off.

Each build starts the same way a client project does — with a hard requirement and no template to fall back on.

• Distanced Laser Engraver — hardware, embedded

  A blue diode laser engraver running on a controller board I designed and programmed myself, burning artwork into wood with sub-millimeter positioning.
• Guideline Gopher — AI, software

  A chat assistant that reads dense mortgage program guidelines and answers eligibility questions in plain English, with citations back to the source.
• CloneKit — AI, automation

  An automated pipeline that takes your website URL, clones it, and rebuilds it faster, mobile-first, and SEO optimized. $299 flat.
• Sensedot — hardware, wearable

  A wearable device that lets users read without seeing or hearing, designed for the blind. This project is confidential.
• Perpetual Futures & Funding Rate Bot — trading, automation

  A market-neutral trading system spanning six perpetual futures exchanges. It trades price gaps between venues and collects funding while positions are open, unattended, with its own watchdog and risk limits. Proprietary.

What kind of projects does Integrated Dynamics build?

Three kinds, and they overlap. Websites for small service businesses, custom-coded rather than assembled from a template. Automation and AI software, like Guideline Gopher, the CloneKit pipeline, and my own perpetual futures trading bot. And hardware — embedded systems and physical builds, such as the laser engraver above and the Sensedot wearable.

Can one shop handle both the hardware and the software?

That is the reason this shop exists. The laser engraver needed a controller board, firmware to drive it, and motion code that positions the beam — all designed here. When a project crosses from a web page into a background process or a circuit board, nothing gets handed to a second vendor mid-build.

How do I get a project like these started?

Send the details through the project form and describe what the project has to do. You can also call 619-385-6703 or email zach@integrated-dynamics.net. If you already have a website and want it rebuilt instead, send your URL through the CloneKit form — nothing is charged until you approve the result.