Creativity is our compass.

We specialize in building web applications and software solutions that tackle complex problems—from urban systems and sustainability to custom tools designed with precision and care. We partner with experts to design, develop, and deliver outcomes that matter.

Selected Work

Project Overview

PostFlow streamlines how photographers share their work across social media platforms. Built entirely by Tyn Studio using Django and HTMX, the platform centralizes the posting workflow, allowing photographers to schedule content, manage hashtags, and distribute photos to Instagram, Pixelfed, and Mastodon from a single dashboard. With a strong emphasis on data privacy—photos are never used for AI training—PostFlow gives creators complete control over their content while automating the tedious administrative tasks that take time away from actual photography.

Key Features

  • Multi-platform content scheduling with calendar interface
  • Cross-posting to Instagram, Pixelfed, and Mastodon instances
  • Reusable hashtag templates for different content types
  • Photo analysis tools for color palette and orientation insights
  • Data privacy guarantee—no AI training on user photos
  • Unified dashboard for all social media management
  • Engagement pattern analysis
  • Content planning and organization tools

Technologies

Built with Django for robust backend architecture and HTMX for dynamic, responsive user interactions without heavy JavaScript frameworks. PostgreSQL handles data management, with secure API integrations to multiple social media platforms. The system emphasizes privacy, performance, and photographer-centric workflow optimization. Available at $10/month or $100/year.

Project Overview

Cities worldwide struggle with fragmented bicycle infrastructure where networks exist in thousands of disconnected components. This project applies network science and a greedy connection algorithm to identify optimal connection points between network fragments. Using OpenStreetMap data and Python's NetworkX library, the algorithm finds the shortest distances between the largest network components, enabling cities to strategically invest in new infrastructure. The Budapest case study showed that just five kilometers of new connections increased network connectivity from below 25% to over 50%—a substantial return on investment.

Key Features

  • Greedy algorithm for strategic network connections
  • Connected component analysis and visualization
  • Euclidean distance calculations for optimal pairing
  • OpenStreetMap data integration
  • Network graph representation and manipulation
  • Iterative connection strategy simulation
  • Data-driven urban planning recommendations
  • Scalable analysis for cities worldwide

Technologies

Built with Python and NetworkX for graph analysis and connected component identification. Leverages OpenStreetMap data for real-world bicycle network information. The methodology enables cities to simulate infrastructure changes and predict connectivity improvements before physical implementation, supporting evidence-based urban planning decisions.

Project Overview

This project applies geospatial interpolation methods to analyze air quality data across urban areas. By establishing baseline air quality measurements, the project enables the evaluation of how new public transportation infrastructure impacts environmental conditions, supporting evidence-based urban planning and environmental policy.

Key Features

  • Geospatial interpolation of air quality data
  • Baseline measurement establishment
  • Public transportation impact assessment
  • Open access environmental data analysis
  • Data visualization and reporting

Technologies

Developed using Python with geospatial analysis libraries, processing publicly available air quality datasets to provide comprehensive environmental impact assessments.

Project Overview

This project examines urban accessibility to essential services across Mexican cities during the COVID-19 pandemic. Using open source geospatial data, the analysis evaluates how residents can reach food stores and healthcare facilities, identifying areas with limited access and informing public health policy decisions.

Key Features

  • Geospatial analysis of service accessibility
  • COVID-19 impact assessment on essential services
  • Open data integration and processing
  • Urban accessibility mapping
  • Data-driven policy recommendations

Technologies

Built with Python and geospatial analysis tools, leveraging open source datasets to provide actionable insights for urban planning and public health policy.

Project Overview

Developed for the municipality of Budapest, this project creates a data-driven, network-based Life Quality Index (LQI) that quantifies urban liveability through walkability and access to amenities. Using OpenStreetMap data and OSMnx Python library, the methodology assigns points of interest to nearest network nodes and applies graph-Voronoi tessellation to generate high-resolution quality landscapes. The analysis evaluates six amenity categories—family friendliness, healthcare, culture, nightlife, environment, and public safety—at the intersection level, revealing how less liveable neighborhoods consistently lack amenities across categories, primarily in suburban areas with longer walking distances.

Key Features

  • Network-based walkability analysis at intersection level
  • Graph-Voronoi tessellation for spatial partitions
  • Six-category amenity accessibility measurement (education, healthcare, culture, nightlife, environment, safety)
  • High-resolution urban quality visualization
  • Within-neighborhood inequality mapping
  • Service allocation deficiency identification
  • Data-driven policy intervention support
  • Comparative neighborhood analysis

Technologies

Built with Python and OSMnx for OpenStreetMap network analysis. Uses primal graph representation where intersections are nodes and sidewalks are edges. The methodology enables urban planners to identify service gaps and target interventions based on objective, data-driven walkability metrics combined with comprehensive amenity accessibility measurements.

Built to scale meaning.

Our Approach

In a world that keeps accelerating, we take the time to build with craft and passion—staying intentional, calm, and focused on quality over quantity.

What We Value

Freedom, flexibility, and craftsmanship. We work remotely and asynchronously, prioritizing life-first work that sustains creativity rather than depletes it.

Who We Work With

Thoughtful founders, artists, and companies who believe that calm environments produce bold ideas, and that sustainable growth comes from working with friends.

Our Network

We work in the collective realm. Fluid and responsive to each project's needs.

This network shows the partners, colleagues, and clients we build with across multiple domains. We prioritize working with friends and like-minded people who share our commitment to craft and intentional work.

Rather than scaling through hierarchy, we scale through meaningful connections. When projects call for it, we bring together small, dedicated teams.

Quality over quantity, always.

Get in Touch

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