Beevelop

Work you can check.

Four projects. Everything published here is our own product or our own artefact, and that is deliberate.

It means you can install Kickgeist tonight from the App Store or Google Play, read the container images' source, and re-run the pull count.

All of it is open without asking us or phoning a reference. Client work exists and an NDA covers it, so it is not ours to publish.

Two products, a pipeline and a container estate.

Dec 2025 to Jul 2026

863,000predictions submitted, measured 29 Jun 2026

Kickgeist: a World Cup game for 32,252 players.

a prediction game on iOS, Android and web

  • Shipped one codebase to three platforms in 29 languages
  • Operated it live through the tournament
  • Migrated the database before the global launch

Signup is joining a group, so the invite loop is structural rather than bolted on. The app talks to Postgres directly, with row-level security as the authorisation boundary across 25 tables, 51 functions and 48 policies.

Kickgeist on a phone: five prediction groups in a list, each a monogram tile with a name and a member count, over a button that creates another.
Kickgeist on a phone, one group opened: tabs for overview, predictions, rankings and challenges, then the group's total points, average accuracy and predictions made, and its members beneath.
The group loop, on the phone it ships on.

Pre-launch

~6,550Flutter tests green on every commit

A year in one matrix, pre-launch.

a planning surface with months as columns

  • Wrote the doctrine before the features
  • Built seven planning tools behind one MCP server
  • Kept ~6,550 Flutter and ~930 Deno tests green

Months are columns and days are rows, so a whole year reads in one view. It is pre-launch, and the debrief says so before it states a figure.

Every commit

The agent pipeline behind both products.

the pipeline that plans, builds, tests and ships

  • Plans, drafts, tests and ships each change
  • Runs the test suite before anything reaches review
  • Ends every change at a person, who can refuse it

This is the factory we sell. Its debrief sets out who rules at each stage: a check can refuse a change, and no check can approve one.

Since August 2015

14,970,732pulls, measured 6 Aug 2026

Docker images: 14,970,732 pulls since 2015.

five public container repositories on GitHub

  • Publishes 31 images across five public repositories
  • Rebuilds them daily at 10:00, 12:00 and 15:00 UTC
  • Runs Hadolint, Container Structure Tests, Docker Scout, Cosign signing, SBOM and provenance

Anyone can open these on GitHub and count the pulls for themselves. Tags are CalVer dates that stay published; docker-base runs the full gate set on five platforms.

Tell us what is in the way.

Say what you're building and where it stopped.

hello@beevelop.com

Copy it into your mail client if that is easier.

The draft opens with

  1. What you are building
  2. What is in the way
  3. The stack
  4. When you want to start

The contact page says who answers, and what the reply contains.