Independent product and creative studio

Ideas, examined.Systems, made.

Through client engagements and studio-led development, JodyInk builds software, data systems, AI-assisted workflows, and research-driven content.

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  1. Operational data, ready for reviewA private data-normalization utility that turns inconsistent operational records into a structured workbook without concealing ambiguity.Client engagementImplementedData workflow
  2. Keeping evidence attached to AI-assisted writingA media-analysis workspace that turns selected, timestamped observations into structured drafts while keeping their source references in view.Studio developmentIn developmentSceneArc
  3. Preserving every viewing journeyA TV and film tracker that keeps every FirstSeen and ReSeen as its own history instead of flattening them into one progress bar.Studio developmentIn developmentCutSeen
  4. Turning research into reusable contentA studio research system that prepares mixed sources for analysis, retains run provenance, and adapts reviewed findings into useful formats.Studio developmentWorking studio systemStudio workflow · Research pipeline

The selection pairs a private client engagement with three studio developments. Names and details stay private where the work requires it.

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A closer look · Amicus Index

A claim should show its footing.

Amicus Index uses four evidence labels: Fact, Pattern, Analysis and Speculation. Readers can see what kind of claim they are being asked to consider, not just how confidently it is written.

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Amicus Index’s four evidence tiers. Fact: documented, verified, sourced. Pattern: multiple facts forming a trend. Analysis: interpretation of patterns. Speculation: inference beyond available data.
The evidence framework on Amicus Index’s public site. Captured September 3, 2026.