Compounding a portfolio of everyday internet properties.
ColdPress builds and holds 6 live sites for the long term: outdoor-recreation guides built on public environmental and park data, a daily sports geography game, and a website service for churches and missions.
CanIBikeHere
Where can you mountain bike or ride a Class 1 e-bike in the US National Forest System?
PlayedHere
Do you know where it happened?
BarnabasCreative
How does a small church or mission get a good website without a web budget?
Travel & Outdoors network
The outdoor sites share one idea. Federal and state agencies already measure lake and beach water quality, count park visitors month by month, and record which national-forest trails allow bikes. Each site takes one of those public records and turns it into a plain answer for someone planning a trip: is the water clean, when is the park quiet, can I ride here. LakeQuality came first, and the others follow its pattern.
Portfolio
Custom websites for churches, missions and faith-based nonprofits: $199 a year with everything included, live in days, and finished before the ministry owes anything.
A–F Beach Safety Grades for U.S. public beaches, built from EPA beach-monitoring data, with each beach's swim-advisory history and the beaches that flag advisories most often.
Where Class 1, 2 and 3 e-bikes are allowed, and the trail miles, surface and riding season of 110 national forests across 39 states, built from the U.S. Forest Service's official trail records.
Clarity, phosphorus and algae readings for more than 37,000 lakes across the United States, Canada and 38 other countries, from EPA and state-agency sampling. Each lake is measured against the least-disturbed lakes of its own ecoregion, and where the record is too thin for a grade, the readings are shown as reported.
A daily sports geography game: five clues, and you tap the globe where each one happened. A round for every sport, from hockey and soccer to cricket and motorsport, plus city, country, flag and map games.
Month-by-month crowd levels, weather and daylight for more than 385 national parks, monuments, seashores and recreation areas, combined into a best-time-to-visit score that points to the quieter shoulder-season months. Built from National Park Service visitation records and NOAA climate normals.