CODEDATDA.CASA started the way most good tools do: someone standing in a production environment — in this case, literally, behind a video rig at a show — needed software that didn't exist, and went home and wrote it.

That someone was TBOT — a veteran VJ and technical director who spent two decades running visuals for festivals, tours and productions, and kept solving show problems with code: media servers that speak to display glasses, broadcast pipelines on Android hardware, mesh radios that carry AI off-grid, queue systems driven by sensors. Eventually the pile of "tools I had to build" became products, the products found users, and other builders started showing up with piles of their own.

So it became a collective. Not an agency, not a studio with one name on the door — a group of engineers and creative technologists who share infrastructure, review each other's work, ship under one flag, and keep upside in what they build. The portfolio lives under BOT-HOLDINGS, LLC; the creative side of the family operates as the VISUALNEX.US network — live visual artists and creative engineers serving the production industry worldwide.

What we optimize for

Shipping. Everything on the front page is running in production — real domains, real users, real uptime pages. Openness. Twenty public repos and counting; if a tool is generally useful, it's on GitHub. The weird edge. The most interesting software lives where code meets the physical world: stages, radios, glasses, badges, broadcast trucks.

Want in?

Developers: bring something you've built — that's the interview. Partners and investors: the door is the same one. Open a channel →