MROOT / THE BUILDS
Projects.
Software, websites, tools, and hands-on technical work. The build comes first; the deeper explanation is one click away.
Project
Atlas Market
Buyers, suppliers, and staff working around one order lifecycle in a FiveM marketplace.
~3 min readProject
Review Flow
A simulated request loop that lets one visitor try the business portal and customer phone.
~3 min readProject
Katie Monroe Photography
A FiveM photography portfolio with private content tools and an explicit missing-configuration fallback.
~3 min readProject
Lead Tracker
A Today queue and eight-stage outreach pipeline, with local storage and an optional Sheets connection.
~3 min readProject
Navarro Co
Vehicle browsing, seller submissions, enquiries, and staff tools in one FiveM application.
~3 min readProject
MRoot.co
One authored collection for a conventional portfolio and an IDE-style interface.
~2 min readProject
Southside Records
A FiveM record-label website with staff-managed content and best-effort activity logging.
~2 min readProject
Kowalski Refresh
A fictional plumbing business, two complete presentations, and shared content that keeps the comparison honest.
~3 min readProject
Fade District
A fictional barbershop site with a three-step local scheduler and a separate external booking-tool mode.
~3 min readProject
North Creek
A fictional photography portfolio with package preselection, flexible dates and a four-step enquiry.
~3 min readProject
Glow A2
A fictional med-spa landing page with an owner tour that explains the intention behind its sections.
~3 min readProject
Huron Valley
A fictional landscaping site organized around paired work examples and persistent mobile contact paths.
~3 min readProject
Maple & Main
A fictional diner with a phone-first menu and a table-card route designed for print.
~3 min readProject
Hades
A FiveM viewing hub with several live viewpoints, shareable layouts, and a separately refreshed video archive.
~4 min readProject
CraftNet
A FiveM crafting calculator that accounts for existing stock and shares the configuration in a URL.
~3 min readProject
FORMA
A fictional architectural configurator connecting room choices, a material board, and a local brief.
~3 min readProject
RELAY
A fictional review workspace where comments, revisions, and approval belong to an exact deliverable version.
~3 min readProject
SIGNAL
A fictional rules-based workflow with a human review gate and a separately tested local dispatch boundary.
~3 min readProject
Inseption
A home-solutions website concept: make the service clear, set expectations, and simplify the next conversation.
~3 min read