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We build whatever we find interesting.

Warped Technologies is an independent software company building its own products. Sometimes that's a platform connecting school communities. Sometimes it's an app that calculates how much sausage you need. The company doesn't take client work — every project on this page is something the company owns and operates.

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Currently shipping 05 projects 4 live 01 employee 0 rounds of funding 0 clients, by design ∞ tolerance for weird ideas Last deploy ~2 AM
What we make

Each one started as "what if…" and refused to stay hypothetical.

Five projects under one roof — four live, one still in the oven. Two consumer apps, two open-source tools, one website for the cook team. No clients. No roadmap. Just ideas that stuck around long enough to become software.

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Sausage Calculator's Create Recipe screen, on a phone propped on a butcher block Sausage Calculator's Create Recipe screen in light mode, on a phone propped on a butcher block
PORK 70/30
BINDER 3.0%
N°01 · iOSPrecision tool

Sausage Calculator

Because "eyeballing it" is not a recipe.

Dial in meat-to-fat ratios, choose from 11 specialized binders, save unlimited recipes to the cloud, and tap a community marketplace of tried-and-tested formulas. The app you didn't know you needed — until you ruined a 20-pound batch by guessing.

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The PTO App's Events screen in dark mode The PTO App's Events screen
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N°02 · iOS & AndroidCommunity platform

The PTO App

Finally, a school app that parents actually open.

The PTO App brings your entire school community into one place — events, announcements, fundraising, volunteering, and real-time chat for PTOs and parents. No more digging through email chains, Facebook groups, and paper flyers. The website has a demo that looks like a screenshot until you tap it.

PTOsEventsChatA WarpedEDU product
Visit theptoapp.com
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N°03 · Open sourceClaude Code toolkit

iPhone Simulator Control

Give Claude a real handle on the iOS Simulator.

A Claude Code toolkit that overlays a coordinate grid directly on simulator screenshots so the model can tap, type, and swipe with pixel precision — plus an autonomous QA agent that tests features and reports bugs with screenshots. MIT-licensed.

Claude CodeQA agentMIT
GitHub
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Mindmap in dark mode — a hand-drawn mind map with Excalidraw-style wobbled nodes Mindmap overview — a hand-drawn mind map with Excalidraw-style wobbled nodes
N°04 · Open sourceDesktop app · Rust

Mindmap

A hand-drawn mind mapper that reads FreeMind files.

Excalidraw-inspired aesthetic — wobbled borders, hachure fill, the Virgil handwriting font — on a native Rust desktop app. Round-trip safe with FreeMind .mm XML, exports to SVG, PNG, Markdown and OPML. Built with egui.

RustFreeMindCross-platform
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The Warped BBQ competition team website
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N°05 · WebCompetition BBQ site

Warped BBQ

A KCBS comp team's website that takes itself exactly half seriously.

Built for Adam & Jess's competition BBQ team in Eastern CT. Three Cloudflare Pages deployments from one monorepo: a public comp site with schedule, trophy case, and hand-drawn SVG stats; a Cloudflare Access-gated admin console backed by Apps Script + Sheets; a restaurant stub waiting on a restaurant.

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warpedbbq.com
How the company operates

Independent, self-funded, deliberately small.

Warped Technologies is a small software company with an unusually clear remit: build and operate products that interest us. That's the whole scope.

  1. 01 / Curiosity-led

    If it's interesting to think about, it's interesting to build.

    No roadmap committee. No feature prioritization framework. The company's next project is whatever refused to leave our head — usually something nobody asked for.

  2. 02 / Ship real things

    Every joke is also true.

    The sausage calculator is real. The school platform is real. Neither is a strange thing to build — what's strange is that the same company built both. Every product here started as a problem in our own life. The one-offs we give away. The ones that can pay their own way become products, on purpose: a product is how you help the most people.

  3. 03 / Not for hire

    A product company, not a service company.

    Warped Technologies doesn't take client work, contracts, or consulting engagements. Every product here is something the company built, owns, and operates on its own terms.

The team

Small team. Specifically, one.

Warped Technologies is led by its founder and sole employee, Adam Sulik. Every product the company ships goes through him, which is both the constraint and the point.

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Adam (approximately)
Founder · Engineer · PitmasterSig. A.S.

Adam Sulik — Founder & Engineer.

Adam is a software developer, an unapologetic BBQ obsessive, and the kind of engineer who solves interesting problems by shipping them. He founded Warped Technologies to build and operate software products independently, under a single company. The education work now ships under WarpedEDU — a separate name we registered so schools wouldn't have to explain to their district why the invoice also mentions sausage.

The company's remit is narrow on purpose: build things that are interesting enough to finish, ship them to real users, and maintain them carefully. That discipline is how a portfolio ends up holding both a school community platform and a sausage calculator — and why both actually work.

The company
Founded 2026 · United States Independent · Self-funded Services None — products only Headcount One, on purpose
Boring tech, interesting projects
SwiftTypeScriptReactNext.jsPostgresAWSFirebaseStripeGoTailwindVercelSmoker (QA)

Not open for business. Open for conversation.

Warped Technologies doesn't take client work, contracts, or consulting. But if you use one of the company's products, spotted a bug, or want to talk about something one of them does — this inbox is the right place.