Products, tools, and media

Ventures

Some Tech Work also builds and operates product companies, media surfaces, and free tools. Each property keeps its own audience and buying path so visitors do not have to parse agency services first.

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Why separate brands

Different markets need different doors

The agency side closes technical gaps for clients who need WordPress platforms, relaunches, automation, and ownership. The product and media side serves markets where the visitor is not looking for a consulting partner. Separate brands keep each promise clean.

A fleet operator evaluating charging infrastructure needs a product built for that job. A marketer generating JSON-LD needs a dedicated tool. A developer comparing AI tools needs a directory. Mixing those jobs into the agency homepage forces every visitor to filter noise before they find the right door.

This page is the map. It names what each venture does, who it is for, and where to go next. Client delivery stays on Some Tech Work. Products, media, and tools live on their own domains with their own navigation and pricing.

Our ventures

Each card names the audience, what ships today, and who should skip that door. Visit the product domain when you want the live product. Stay on Some Tech Work when you need client delivery.

Deep Tech WorkDeep-tech startups
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Product, web, and go-to-market help for deep-tech founders.

Deep Tech Work supports founders who need product, data, web, and go-to-market work close to the team. It is a practical partner model for deep-tech startups moving from lab, demo, or first pilots toward market, without treating the company like a generic marketing site build.

Who it is for

Deep-tech founders and technical teams who need delivery help next to the product, close to the founder roadmap.

What ships
  • Product and web work tied to the founder roadmap
  • Data and go-to-market support for first market steps
  • A partner model built for lab-to-market stages
Skip this door if

You need a standard B2B WordPress relaunch or ongoing agency maintenance. Use Some Tech Work for that.

Jump.acEV charging operations
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Charging, fleet, and energy operations in one product track.

Jump.ac is built around EV charging operations: fleet scheduling, charger management, depot energy decisions, payments, and infrastructure visibility. The audience is operators who need charging to work as part of the daily route.

Who it is for

Fleet and depot operators who run charging as daily infrastructure, with scheduling, energy, and payment decisions in the same week.

What ships
  • Charger and fleet scheduling visibility
  • Depot energy and payment workflows
  • Operator-facing product surfaces for live charging work
Skip this door if

You want a brochure site about EV topics. Jump.ac is an operations product for fleets and depots.

chatbot.acConversational AI
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AI conversations for WhatsApp, Instagram, RCS, and web chat.

chatbot.ac is a conversational AI product for European businesses that need one inbox across WhatsApp, Instagram, RCS, website chat, and related channels. It captures leads, answers routine questions, and hands off to a person when judgment matters.

Who it is for

Retail, support, and growth teams that already get customer chats on WhatsApp or Instagram and need AI replies with CRM and shop connections.

What ships
  • Omnichannel inbox for WhatsApp, Instagram, RCS, and web chat
  • AI replies with human handoff when a person must step in
  • CRM and shop integrations for lead capture and order context
Skip this door if

You need a custom chatbot built inside your own WordPress or stack as a one-off engagement. That is client delivery on Some Tech Work.

goals.acSEO content desk
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Research-backed SEO briefs and drafts for B2B WordPress sites.

goals.ac is an SEO content desk for B2B growth: research-backed briefs, humanized drafts, dual scores, then WordPress-first publish. You approve before anything goes live. It is a product workflow with a fixed brief-to-publish loop.

Who it is for

Marketing and content owners who need a repeatable brief-to-publish loop for B2B SEO pages, with approval before live.

What ships
  • Brief, draft, score, and approve loop for SEO pages
  • WordPress-first publish path with a human gate
  • Dual scores so weak drafts stop before they ship
Skip this door if

You need a full organic search programme with technical SEO, IA, and release ownership. Start on Some Tech Work services.

FireMud FMRadio discovery
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A curated internet radio discovery platform.

FireMud started in 2011 as a separate radio and media venture. FireMud FM now helps listeners find internet radio by genre, country, language, mood, activity, artist, or track. Discovery stays on its own surface so listeners are not asked to buy consulting.

Who it is for

Listeners who want curated radio discovery by genre, place, mood, or track, without a social feed in the way.

What ships
  • Station discovery by genre, country, language, and mood
  • Artist and track entry points for radio listening
  • A media product with its own audience and brand history
Skip this door if

You need brand mention monitoring or clips for a campaign. That lives on FireMud for Business.

FireMud for BusinessRadio brand monitoring
FireMud logo markFireMudFOR BUSINESS

Brand Signal for radio mentions, clips, and proof.

FireMud for Business is the business suite behind Brand Signal: radio keyword monitoring, clips, transcripts, and verification proof for brands and agencies. It turns broadcast mentions into evidence teams can share with clients or stakeholders.

Who it is for

Brand, PR, and agency teams that need radio mentions captured as clips, transcripts, and verification proof.

What ships
  • Keyword monitoring across radio sources
  • Clips, transcripts, and verification proof
  • A business suite separate from the listener discovery product
Skip this door if

You only want to listen to radio. Use FireMud FM. Brand Signal is for monitoring and proof.

db.fyiAI tools directory
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A curated directory for AI tools, stacks, and ecosystems.

db.fyi tracks AI tools for developers and operators who need a clean way to compare categories, ecosystems, and use cases. It is a directory and media property with its own audience and research surface.

Who it is for

Developers and operators who compare AI tools by category, stack, and use case before they adopt anything.

What ships
  • Curated AI tool listings by category and ecosystem
  • A discovery surface separate from consulting pages
  • Media and directory coverage for tool research
Skip this door if

You need an automation system built and owned after launch. That is Some Tech Work client delivery.

Schema GeneratorFree SEO tool
Schema Generator logoSchema Generator

JSON-LD generation for SEO and answer-engine readiness.

Schema Generator helps site owners, developers, SEO specialists, and content teams create structured data for common page entities. It stays on its own domain so the tool can own schema-specific search demand without crowding the agency site.

Who it is for

Site owners, developers, and SEO teams who need JSON-LD for common entities and want a focused self-serve tool.

What ships
  • JSON-LD generation for common page entities
  • A dedicated domain for schema-specific demand
  • Links into related free checks on Some Tech Work when useful
Skip this door if

You need a full organic search programme, content strategy, or WordPress implementation. Start on Some Tech Work services.

The road so far

How we got here

  1. FireMud started.

    FireMud began as a separate radio and media venture. Its operating history, audience, and product line belong to FireMud as its own company. That date is not the founding year of Some Tech Work and does not appear on service pages or in Organization schema for the agency.

  2. Some Tech Work India.

    Some Tech Work began client consulting and delivery in India in 2017. That remains the founding date used on service pages, in Organization schema, and in buyer-facing agency materials. Ventures beside the agency share ownership and standards while keeping separate company timelines.

  3. Jan 2025

    db.fyi went live.

    db.fyi launched as a curated AI tools directory for developers and operators. The directory and research surface stay on their own domain, separate from consulting pages.

  4. May 2025

    Jump.ac.

    Jump.ac launched as the EV charging operations product for fleets and depots: scheduling, charger management, depot energy, and payments in one track.

  5. Jun 2025

    Some Tech Work Germany.

    Some Tech Work opened its German company in June 2025 as Some Tech Work UG (haftungsbeschränkt) in Wiesbaden. The German imprint is the operative legal notice for EU digital services. European client work runs through this entity while delivery standards stay shared across the group.

  6. Aug 2025

    Deep Tech Work.

    Deep Tech Work launched as the founder-facing track for deep-tech startups that need product, web, data, and go-to-market help close to the team.

  7. Oct 2025

    Schema Generator went live.

    Schema Generator launched on schemagenerator.dev as a free JSON-LD tool for site owners, developers, and SEO teams. It keeps schema-specific demand on its own domain so the agency site stays focused on client delivery.

  8. Jul 2026

    FireMud for Business.

    FireMud for Business launched Brand Signal for radio mentions, clips, transcripts, and verification proof. The business suite stays separate from FireMud FM listener discovery.

  9. Oct 2026

    chatbot.ac.

    chatbot.ac launched as the conversational AI product for WhatsApp, Instagram, RCS, and web chat, with human handoff when judgment matters.

  10. Nov 2026

    goals.ac (upcoming).

    goals.ac is scheduled for November 2026 as an SEO content desk for B2B WordPress sites: research-backed briefs, drafts, dual scores, and approve-before-live publish.

What stays shared

The brand changes. The way we work does not

Each venture has its own name because it serves a different audience. What stays the same is product judgment, clear technical ownership, and a focus on things people can actually use.

The ventures sit near Some Tech Work with their own services menu entry. They share the same owner and standards and serve different buyers. A visitor who lands here should leave knowing which door matches the job.

Free tools can bring useful traffic when they solve a real problem. We add them when they deserve their own page and audience. Tools that support agency buyers stay on Some Tech Work. Tools that own a narrow search job get their own domain.

If you are buying client delivery (WordPress, relaunch, automation, ownership), stay on the agency paths. If you are evaluating a product, media property, or free schema tool, follow the venture links above.

Common questions

What this page is for

Is Ventures the same company as Some Tech Work?

Same owner and standards. Different doors. Some Tech Work is the client-delivery company founded in 2017. Ventures are products, media, and tools with their own domains and audiences. FireMud has a separate operating history that started in 2011.

Which founding date should I use: 2011 or 2017?

Use 2017 for Some Tech Work on service pages, proposals, and Organization schema. Use 2011 only when you are talking about FireMud as its own radio and media company. Do not merge the dates.

Can I hire Some Tech Work through a venture site?

Client delivery is scoped on Some Tech Work. Venture sites sell or host their own products. If you need WordPress, relaunch, automation, or technical ownership, start on the agency contact or strategy review path.

Why put free tools on separate domains?

A tool that owns a narrow search job (for example schema generation) works better with its own domain, navigation, and content. Tools that help agency buyers decide (agent readiness, llms.txt, performance checks) stay on Some Tech Work.

How do I choose the right door?

Match the job. Deep-tech founders go to Deep Tech Work. Charging operators go to Jump.ac. Omnichannel chat automation goes to chatbot.ac. B2B SEO content desks go to goals.ac. Listeners go to FireMud FM. Brand monitoring goes to FireMud for Business. AI tool research goes to db.fyi. Schema markup generation goes to Schema Generator. Agency delivery stays on Some Tech Work.

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