Tenth Form, LLC · Connecticut
I build the features
you are about to ask for.
Websites, software, and the photography that fills them. Everything below this line is running live in your browser right now. Not a screenshot, not a video. Click it, drag it, try to break it.
01 · Events calendar
Every date says where it came from.
Community calendars do not fail by being empty. They fail by being confidently wrong, and sending a family to a parking lot on the wrong Saturday. So every entry here carries its provenance: confirmed by the organiser, computed from a published recurrence, or a typical window with the date still unconfirmed. Filter instantly, switch views, and drive the whole grid from the keyboard.
August 2026
02 · Interactive map
A map that belongs to the design system.
The usual answer is an embedded map: someone else's colours, someone else's tracking, and a key that expires. This one is drawn on canvas from your own data, in your own palette. Drag to pan, scroll to zoom, tap pins to build a routed itinerary. It loads no third-party requests at all.
Tap a pin to add it to a route.
03 · AI planner
Real inference, fenced to your own content.
Most "AI features" are a chatbot bolted to the corner that will happily recommend a business that closed last year. This one runs Llama 3.3 on Cloudflare's edge, server side, and is hard-constrained to eight sample records. Anything it invents is discarded before it reaches you. That fence is the entire product: an unfenced model on a tourism site is a liability.
Ask it something, or use one of the examples.
04 · Responsive rig
Three viewports, live, at the same time.
Every agency shows a desktop mockup and promises the phone will be fine. These are three real documents at 1280, 820, and 390 pixels, rendering right now, reflowing to different layouts rather than shrinking one. Watch the navigation collapse and the directory go from three columns to one.
05 · Gallery
Opens without dropping a frame.
A tile does not cross-fade into a lightbox here, it flies into position from exactly where you clicked, then arrow keys walk the set and escape closes it. These plates are generated in your browser rather than borrowed from a stock library, because a gallery demo full of someone else's photographs proves nothing. Your images drop into the same engine.
Now imagine it with your content in it.
Every demo above took hours, not weeks, because the hard parts are already written. Tell me what you are trying to build.
josh@tenthform.com