The work, labelled honestly
Client deliveries, internal systems, prototypes, concepts and experiments — each with its real status and Timfire's exact role. A concept is never presented as a live product, and a demonstration is never presented as a paying client.
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Findit (formerly ScholarNova)
A product to help people discover scholarships and competitions worldwide, with country-aware feeds.
kr8folio — AI portfolio and client-acquisition product
An AI-assisted product for creating portfolios and finding client work, including a 'Stamp of Proof' wax-seal design concept.
The Ledger — daily discipline tracker
A daily discipline and accountability tracker with streaks and a voice mode, planned from 5 AM to 1 AM.
Why the labels matter
The Abakaliki outreach produced fifteen concept websites for local businesses. They were built as demonstrations — a way to show a business owner what an online presence could do. None of them is described as a paying client here, because a demonstration and a commission are different things.
Products such as Findit, kr8folio, Konet, The Ledger and the others sit in the Product Lab with explicit statuses. Some are concepts. The Konet coin system is a proposed economy, not a live financial product, and is described that way everywhere it appears.