RPM Systems is a small software practice. We design, build, and maintain web and mobile products, and we run GPU and compute infrastructure for teams that need it.
Three kinds of engagements. Most projects start with a short call to figure out which one fits.
Web, iOS, and Android apps, APIs, and dashboards. We ship them and keep running them after launch, so there's no handoff to a team that has never seen the code.
Architecture reviews, code audits, and hands-on work alongside your team. Useful when a project is stuck, starting over, or just needs another engineer who can ship.
Design, deployment, and day-to-day operation of GPU workloads, whether that's a single machine, a rack, or a cluster that has to stay online.
Recent client projects and the open-source tooling we maintain.
Self-hosted analytics for the Bittensor network, built as an open-source alternative to TaoStats and TaoMarketCap. It provides a REST API, a live SSE event stream, webhook alerts, OHLC candles, and embeddable widgets. MIT licensed.
A streaming platform for an independent network, formerly The Friction Network. Video delivery, member accounts, and a branded catalog across web and mobile.
A members app for a private beach club. Members manage their membership, check in at the club, and get club announcements in one place.
RPM Systems is an independent software and infrastructure practice based in Connecticut. We work directly with product teams and founders who want the people they talk to to be the people writing the code.
Engagements are small on purpose. We take on a handful of projects at a time and stay involved after launch.
Current client work includes UnhookedTV, a streaming platform, and Seaside Beach Club, a members app for a private club. We also maintain OpenTaoAPI, an open-source analytics stack for the Bittensor network.
Tell us what you're building. We usually reply within a day.[email protected]github.com/ryanmercier