Trinidad's professional services market runs on word-of-mouth and WhatsApp groups. No structured way to find, compare, or trust local professionals across beauty, trades, creative, health, or tech.

Caribbean payment infrastructure is fragmented — Stripe covers some, but WiPay and FAC are needed for local adoption. Professionals resist onboarding unless the free tier is genuinely useful. Trust signals matter more than features in a market where everyone knows everyone.

Two-sided marketplace: professionals pay for visibility and tools, customers browse free. Supabase RLS for multi-tenant data isolation. Verification flow with document upload and manual review. Stripe for international payments, local gateways on the roadmap.

Live marketplace with verified professional profiles, category search across 20+ service types, and a payment-gated premium tier. Deployed and processing real enquiries.

Managing multiple AI coding agents, terminals, and project contexts means constant window-switching. The developer's workspace is fragmented across tabs, terminals, and browser windows.

Electron apps are notorious for memory bloat. Terminal emulation needs to be native-feel, not a web pretender. The app has to handle multiple concurrent agent sessions without locking up.

Electron desktop app wrapping a visual command center. Multi-pane terminal with agent session management. Process orchestration across concurrent Claude Code instances.

Working desktop app for agent operations — visual terminal with multi-session management. Internal tool, not yet public.

Trinovata's credibility needed to match the quality of work it produces. The old static site had premium animations but no substance — craft without proof.

No fabricated social proof. All content backed by real work. Premium animations worth keeping — they demonstrate taste. Architecture needed to support SSR, auth, and content expansion without a rewrite.

Ported from static HTML/GSAP to Next.js App Router with Supabase auth, preserving every animation while building toward server-rendered content sections.

Craft, substance, and context in one site. Deployed at trinovata.com.