Eight projects from this year, each built to solve a real problem for the people using it: architects recording decisions and cataloguing their data, a VFX producer tracking a budget, community energy groups planning solar, radio stations running a listener chart, and three runnable reference architectures for anyone wanting to see integration, migration and agent patterns actually working.
A free browser game where you play a community energy group deciding which roofs get solar panels.
For: Community energy groups, councils and residents
A self-hosted system of record for architecture decisions, with review sized to what's at stake.
For: Architecture practices
Bidding and production tracking for visual effects, with live data from Flow.
For: An independent VFX producer
Track submissions, listener voting, promotion and weekly charts for radio stations, in one platform.
For: Radio stations, artists, promoters and A&R agencies
Catalogue a real database, have a steward say what matters, and publish the record into Architecture Governance Platform.
For: Architecture practices already running Architecture Governance Platform
Microservices patterns, built and running rather than just drawn as a diagram - a gateway, two services with their own databases, talking through events, with full tracing end to end.
For: Architects who want to see integration patterns running, not just drawn as a diagram
The Strangler Fig migration pattern, built and running rather than just drawn as a diagram - a facade, a legacy system, and two purpose-built replacements, with routing you can flip live and watch take effect.
For: Architects who want to see a legacy migration pattern running, not just drawn as a diagram
An AI agent reasoning over a real parcel's tracking history, built and running rather than just drawn as a diagram - honest about what it knows, what it's inferring, and what it doesn't know at all.
For: Architects who want to see how an AI agent should behave when it can't fully trust what it's being told
For a demonstration, a question about any of these projects, or a problem you'd like solved, email PBO Tech.
