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Products and tools, held to the same standard.

Dorsyth Digital is the practice’s home for software, tools, and digital products — each one released under its own name, not the Dorsyth name.

What Digital is

Software and tools, not client work.

Dorsyth Digital is where products ship under their own names — not folded into a shared Dorsyth product line. It runs on the same discipline as Design & Development and Records: deliberate craft, built to last, not shipped just to exist.

Dorsyth’s own internal tooling — the operating platform Dorsyth Records runs on for finance, releases, and asset management — is built under this same discipline. It isn’t a public product, so it isn’t listed below.

How products are presented

Its own name, plus one line.

Nothing ships renamed. Whatever launches under Dorsyth Digital keeps its own name and its own identity — Dorsyth’s role shows up as a single line of endorsement: A Dorsyth Digital Product. That’s the standard, not a rebrand.

The status line under each product is literal. “Deployed” means it’s live and in real use, at a real address. “Local-first” means it runs entirely on its builder’s own machine, with no public deployment at all. “Private” and “owner-only” mean exactly that — none of the three below are open for public signup yet.

Products

Three, so far.

CreatorOps dashboard showing prompt and workflow libraries, a release planner, and an artist CRM.

CreatorOps

Built — local-first, no public deployment

A Dorsyth Digital Product

A dashboard for running a one-person media operation — an AI music label, an artist platform, and merch and digital-product stores — from a single workspace instead of a dozen open tabs.

Prompt and workflow libraries, a release planner, an artist CRM, and packaging tools for YouTube, merch, and product listings.

HomeQuest marketing homepage with the headline “Make taking care of home feel like a shared quest” and a sample chore list.

HomeQuest

Deployed — private, not publicly promoted

A Dorsyth Digital Product

A family chore and rewards app. Parents assign and approve chores and manage the household from a parent console; kids see their own checklist, calendar, and rewards.

Household accounts with parent/child roles, PIN-based child sign-in, chore assignment and approval, and a points-based reward system.

View HomeQuest (opens in a new tab)
Cinema Vault sign-in screen with the headline “Your library, behind the curtain” and an email one-time-code prompt.

Cinema Vault

Deployed — owner-only, not open for public signup

A Dorsyth Digital Product

A private household movie and TV collection, built on Neon Postgres and the TMDB catalog, deployed to its own domain for one household's ongoing use.

A library and wishlist backed by TMDB metadata, owner-only email one-time-code sign-in, and a mobile-first collection view.

View Cinema Vault (opens in a new tab)

This is one part of the practice.