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custom software / web systems / security

Jordan Price builds sharp tools for messy internet problems.

I design and ship practical software, websites, automations, dashboards, and authorized security assessments for people who need the thing to work in the real world.

what I am good at

Turning half-formed ideas, odd workflows, and attack surface into systems you can actually use.

My public work spans real-time crawlers, honeypots, WebSocket inspection, encryption utilities, browser-based desktop interfaces, self-hosted observability, image hosting, command-and-control research, and small productivity apps. That range is useful when a project needs both builder energy and adversarial thinking.

services

Useful things I can build or break down for you.

01

Custom Software

Internal tools, utilities, scrapers, automations, APIs, data pipelines, bots, dashboards, and weird glue code that saves time.

  • Rapid prototypes
  • Production hardening
  • Self-hosted deployments
02

Websites and Web Apps

Fast sites, polished portfolios, admin panels, real-time interfaces, PWAs, and interactive frontends with clean UX.

  • Static and dynamic sites
  • WebSocket interfaces
  • Search and admin views
03

Security Assessments

Authorized reviews of apps, networks, exposed services, auth flows, and operational setups with practical remediation notes.

  • Web app testing
  • Recon and exposure review
  • Report and fix guidance
04

Infrastructure and Observability

Dockerized services, log pipelines, dashboards, Linux servers, reverse proxies, monitoring, and sane deployment notes.

  • Docker packaging
  • Grafana and Loki
  • Linux service cleanup

selected work

Proof that I ship across the stack.

defensive telemetry

honeypotter

Multi-protocol honeypot monitoring SSH, Telnet, FTP, SMTP, RDP, SIP, and MySQL attempts with live visualization.

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browser tooling

websocketproxy

Userscript for intercepting and modifying WebSocket traffic, useful for debugging and authorized security testing.

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observability

npm-logs

Loki and Grafana stack for visualizing Nginx Proxy Manager logs, built for practical self-hosted visibility.

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product UI

browserbox

Browser-based desktop UI with draggable windows, a taskbar, and built-in apps.

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self-hosted product

imgyn

Lightweight TypeScript image host for quick uploads, instant sharing, and direct image links.

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developer tooling

caelestia-nvim

Neovim color scheme plugin that syncs editor styling with a Caelestia desktop shell setup.

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secure messaging

nudge

JavaScript library exploring end-to-end encryption, forward secrecy, digital signatures, and secure communication patterns.

View repo

how I work

Low drama. Clear scope. Working artifacts.

  1. 01

    Map the problem

    We define the target, constraints, risks, must-haves, and what a win looks like before writing code.

  2. 02

    Build the smallest useful version

    You get something real quickly: a prototype, audit notes, automation, interface, or deployment plan.

  3. 03

    Harden what matters

    I clean up edge cases, security posture, docs, deployment, and operational details so the handoff is not fragile.

contact

Bring me the rough idea, the broken workflow, or the suspicious box on the network.

I can help you scope it, build it, audit it, or turn it into a tool that earns its keep.