How this portfolio was assembled
Project descriptions draw on authorized first-party repository documentation, implementation records, the October 8 company-history checkpoint and the canonical résumé knowledge base. Duplicate checkouts and imported upstream histories are not treated as independent products.
The company history traces a progression from music exploration and speech interpretation through video understanding, conversational learning, OZZZ and the tools used to build and operate them. Conceptual progression is distinguished from actual code reuse.
What the labels mean
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Live web product | A verified public HTTPS route. This does not establish customer adoption, commercial traction or approval in every app store. |
| Open-source alpha | Public inspectable implementation with documented setup, evidence and limitations. The user supplies an appropriate environment. |
| Private deployed tool / internal infrastructure | Implemented operating software documented in authorized records. Private interfaces and runtime data are not offered for public access. |
| Experimental / research prototype | Implemented exploratory work, without a claim of mature release or general qualification. |
| Historical developed product / experiment | Preserved earlier work. Its description does not assert current availability. |
Inspect public products and source
- NextComp source and capabilities with versioned evidence.
- OZZZ and its published demonstration.
- 8bar Club.
- l33.bot and its open-source edition.
- Hollywood source and the Losangelex experimental fork.
- Virtue, PirateBae.tv and Fallible Software’s intelligence-augmentation presentation.
Images and demonstrations
The NextComp image is an alpha22 demonstration screenshot from its public documentation, not a claim about the latest build. The OZZZ image comes from its published, reviewed product demonstration. The 8bar and l33.bot images are captures of their public interfaces on October 8, 2026. They are actual product artifacts, not invented customer deployments.
Expanded visual archive
The founder portrait is the existing FallSoft.Co public portrait. NextComp’s pairing image comes from its first-party documentation. Virtue native images are genuine Android release captures; its website, Piclet and Bulletime were captured from their public routes on October 8, 2026. LLedit shows a recorded demo workspace, not a public login or a claim of current deployment state. Images retain their original content and proportions and are optimized for delivery.
Claims and privacy
No customer logos, adoption figures, funding, comparative performance claims or enterprise certifications are asserted. Source-backed capabilities and self-reported career history are kept distinct from customer outcomes. Private résumés, correspondence, transcripts, deployment credentials and user records are not published.
OpenAI Codex, language-model services, CircuitPython and other underlying tools are third-party dependencies; the portfolio describes the interfaces, integrations and systems built around them. Private repositories are not linked as if they were public demos.
Relationship to the other sites
rjuniyer.com is Arjun Iyer’s independent professional presence. FallSoft.Co is the company site. PirateBae.tv remains the music and streaming presence. These sites share a founder, not a single portfolio interface.
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