Software Architecture Projects in CaliforniaSoftware Architecture Projects in CaliforniaFluxMotion is a private-alpha AI video creation platform designed to turn one creative idea into a structured media-production workflow.
The product is being designed to help users move from a prompt to a creative brief, storyboard, scenes, voice, captions, quality review, and export planning from one interface.
Current product and architecture foundations include:
• Prompt-first video creation
• Creative brief generation concept
• Storyboard architecture
• Scene and shot planning
• Voice and audio workflow design
• Caption and transcript design
• Media-quality review design
• Export pipeline design
• Multi-provider architecture
• Provider-routing design
• Secure API-key and BYOK strategy
• Multi-tenant control-plane design
• Usage and cost-tracking design
• Private media-storage design
• Webhook and background-job architecture
• Responsive product interface
• Vercel deployment
Technology stack and tools include Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Node.js, Supabase, PostgreSQL, Vercel, FFmpeg, OpenAI, webhooks, queues, workers, state machines, and private storage foundations.
Potential video, image, and voice providers are being evaluated and are not represented as completed integrations.
Status: Private Alpha
Live project: https://omnimedia-engine.vercel.app Board Game Cafe is a full-stack application I built for a small business facing a common problem: games were rented out without reliable tracking, so customers would show up expecting an available game only to find it already checked out, and staff had no easy way to see what was actually on the shelf.
The app gives customers accounts to browse the catalog, favorite games, and check real-time availability before they arrive. On the staff side, it supports checking games in and out in just a few taps, links every rental to a customer account, and gives staff a live dashboard of what's out, what's due back, and what's overdue. Admins manage the catalog itself: adding games, tracking individual copies, and adjusting rental policy.
Built with Next.js, PostgreSQL, and Docker, and self-hosted on the business's own server.
What started as an availability problem became a full inventory and rental system that cut down on double-bookings and gave staff a fast, reliable way to track the shelf in real time.
Pictured is an AI generated video with screenshots of the app. 
