CIDIX builds software that holds up under real conditions.

For example race strategy from live telemetry1, a sim racing platform built for a client2, tours that tell their stories in place3, flight data with honest uncertainty4, deliberately vague locations5, films across changing networks6 and a forum that stopped losing posts7.

For companies that need a website, platform or app that works day to day. One fixed contact, a scope clarified in writing before the first line of code, and care after launch.

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Projects and references

Own products, client work and changes to existing systems. Every claim carries its evidence: publicly verifiable, checked in private source code, documented, a statement by CIDIX or only planned.

  • Publicly verifiable
  • Private source code
  • Documented
  • Own statement
  • Planned

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Project 01

SimStrats

Own product
Field
Race strategy for sim racing teams
Period
2025–2026
Status
Live since April 2026, closed beta
Platform
Web, Windows relay
The simstrats.com homepage with the line “Race like you cheated.” and an animated telemetry card.
Public website, October 2026. The telemetry card is an animation on the homepage, not real race data.

How do driver rules, lap times and live telemetry become a plan a team trusts during the race?

BenefitTeams plan driver changes around the rules of their race instead of in spreadsheets and chat messages, and see during the race how the plan matches reality.

SimStrats plans driver changes for endurance races, reads telemetry from the simulator during the race and puts an AI race engineer into the team chat. A web platform with accounts, subscriptions, realtime data and a desktop bridge.

  • A solver assigns stints under driver rules such as maximum stint length, rest time and unavailability, and plans around stints that are locked.Private source codeSolver and validator in the backend; the validator knows seven rule types.
  • Telemetry is only accepted from the driver who should be driving according to the plan. Parser and checks exist identically in TypeScript and Rust.Private source codeCheck in TypeScript and as a Rust port with eight tests in the desktop app.
  • The AI race engineer proposes plan changes through one defined tool. A change only takes effect when a person clicks to apply it.Private source codeA single model tool; proposals are stored as pending entries.
Read the case studyOpen simstrats.com
Project 02

OC Racing

Client work for OC Racing
Field
Sim racing media and buying advice
Period
2025–2026
Status
Live, in operation
Platform
Web
The ocracing.com homepage with the line “Sim Racing is for Everyone.”, a sample build and figures on partners and products.
ocracing.com homepage, October 2026. Design and build by CIDIX; logos and product names belong to their manufacturers.

How does a media brand become a platform that helps people buy, with prices that keep themselves current?

BenefitThe website helps people buy, and that is how OC Racing earns: prices from 39 shop configurations update themselves every day, and the editorial team adds product data and ad slots to articles without writing code.

CIDIX designed and built ocracing.com for the sim racing brand OC Racing, including a sim rig configurator, product comparison, prebuild setups, a forum connected to Discord, review blocks with live product data, its own ad slot measurement and four sim racing calculators. Behind it runs a data pipeline that collects and checks prices from dozens of shops every day.

  • A custom sim rig configurator builds setups from twelve categories, shows only parts that fit the chosen hardware ecosystem, converts prices into one currency and shares complete setups by link.Publicly verifiableBuilt by CIDIX as a WordPress extension; publicly usable at ocracing.com/sim-rig-builder.
  • A daily run collects deals from 39 shop configurations across several regions and currencies and publishes them through the website's own endpoints.Private source codePipeline version 8; last documented run: 38 of 39 shops collected.
  • The forum takes threads from the community's Discord and files them into eight boards.Publicly verifiableCustom forum extension with Discord sync; public at ocracing.com/forums.
Read the case studyOpen ocracing.com
Project 03

CHRONICLE STUDIO / GO

Own product
Field
Tours, rallies and events
Period
2023–2026
Status
Live, STUDIO 2.2, GO in the App Store and on Google Play
Platform
Web, iOS, Android
CHRONICLE STUDIO route planner: a map with thirteen numbered points along a route in the Alps and the point list with AI audio and image per point.
CHRONICLE GO displays a puzzle station on a map with distance and an answer field.

How does the app for a single driving tour become a platform for tours of every kind?

BenefitOrganisers produce route, roadbook, permit application and liability waiver from one set of data instead of separate documents. Participants only need their phone on the road.

CHRONICLE began in 2023 as the app for a single drive, the Great Porsche 914 Three-Country Tour, where stories played exactly where they happened. Today organisers plan drives, rallies, walking tours and scavenger hunts in STUDIO, and GO guides participants through them on iPhone and Android.

  • At the Great Porsche 914 Three-Country Tour in May 2024, the sector_tour app started its stories automatically within 50 metres of each place, offline and in three languages.Private source codeTour app 1.5.46 from May 2024; language packs in German, English and Dutch.
  • More than 60 Porsche 914s took part in the tour; television and radio reported on it. The response led to CHRONICLE.Own statementStatement by CIDIX, not independently verified for this website.
  • Today CHRONICLE covers four tour types, produces roadbook, permit application and liability waiver as PDFs, voices texts with AI and is available in the App Store and on Google Play.Publicly verifiablePublic at chroniclestudio.cloud and in both app stores.
Read the case studyOpen STUDIO

All projects

  1. 01SimStratsRace strategy for sim racing teamsOwn product2025–2026Live since April 2026, closed beta
  2. 02OC RacingSim racing media and buying adviceClient work for OC Racing2025–2026Live, in operation
  3. 03CHRONICLE STUDIO / GOTours, rallies and eventsOwn product2023–2026Live, STUDIO 2.2, GO in the App Store and on Google Play
  4. 04ContrailFlight and journey companionOwn product2026In development · v1.5
  5. 05OrbitPrivate location sharingOwn product2026Test tracks · v0.3
  6. 06MiraMedia playback for JellyfinOwn product2026In development
  7. 07Porsche 914 SECTORModernising an established forumExisting system2026“sector” theme live since 14 Sep 2026

What CIDIX builds for you

Several projects come from motorsport. The skills behind them do not: realtime data, planning under rules, apps in the field and websites with substance matter in every industry. Pick what fits you.

A website for a company

Our website has to do more than act as a business card.

Websites with many content types, their own tools and a structure in which visitors find what they came for. Fast to load, free of template looks, and built so your team can maintain content themselves.

  • Information architecture and navigation
  • Design that fits the brand
  • Interactive tools such as configurators
  • Content editing, SEO basics, performance
  • Hosting, handover, maintenance by agreement

Proven by

A web application or platform

We have a software idea with its own domain logic and no idea how to build it.

CIDIX translates domain knowledge into a data model, builds the application on it and takes it into operation: accounts, roles, realtime data, payments, email, legal pages. The rules the product must obey are settled first, then it gets built.

  • Domain modelling and architecture
  • Web application with accounts and roles
  • Realtime sync between users
  • Subscriptions and payments
  • Operation, error log, updates

Proven by

An app for iOS and Android

We need an app that keeps working when people are out and about.

Apps for iPhone and Android, in Flutter or native, depending on what the product needs. The focus is on what demos leave out: bad networks, inaccurate GPS, background execution, notifications and the road into the stores.

  • Flutter or native (Swift, Kotlin)
  • Offline use and synchronisation
  • Location, maps, background services
  • Notifications and widgets
  • Store release and test tracks

Proven by

AI features in your product

We want AI where it actually helps, not a chat window with no connection to anything.

A language model becomes useful when it can reach your data, gets clearly bounded tasks and its cost stays under control. CIDIX connects models to the application through defined tools, with quotas and logs from the start.

  • Model integration with tool calls
  • Access only to approved data
  • Quotas and cost control
  • Answers stored with the conversation

Proven by

Data, integrations, automation

We maintain data by hand that could flow on its own.

Integrations with devices, services and third-party data that check their own data and stay traceable when something fails. From realtime telemetry to scheduled syncs with external providers.

  • External APIs and devices
  • Data import and reconciliation
  • Scheduled backend jobs
  • Validation, logging, retries

Proven by

Stabilise an existing system

Our system has run for years, but it loses data and nobody dares to touch it.

First the failure is reproduced, then fixed, then modernised. No replacement on principle: what works and has value stays. Changes come with backup, test and a way back.

  • Failure analysis with reproduction
  • Backup before every change
  • Repair and gradual modernisation
  • New interface on the old core

Proven by

CIDIX is a software company based in Stolberg, Germany. Concept, design, engineering and operation are handled together, with one fixed contact from the first conversation to after release.

CIDIX runs software products of its own in production. Maintenance, monitoring and further development are therefore part of every engagement from the start.

Based in
Stolberg (Rhld.), Germany
Contact
Jeremiah Schiebel, owner
Working languages
German, English
Own products in production since
2024
Core technologies
TypeScript, Next.js, Astro, Flutter, Swift, Kotlin, Firebase, Convex, Node.js, PostgreSQL

  1. Conversation

    You describe the project. The conversation clarifies what the product must do and what it need not.

  2. Clarification

    A written summary: scope, risks, open questions, effort. The quote is based on it.

  3. Building in versions

    You see working builds early, on real devices or in the browser, not only at the end.

  4. Release and operation

    Publication, handover with documentation and, if you like, ongoing care in operation.

What to know before you start

Cost
After the conversation you receive a written clarification of scope, risks and effort, and a quote based on it. Building starts only once you have agreed.
Changes
Change requests are normal. Before anything is built, CIDIX states the effort and the effect on schedule and budget. You decide whether it goes ahead.
Acceptance
You review working builds on real devices or in the browser and sign off the result before it is published.
What you own
Once paid in full, you receive the source code and the rights to use it for the agreed purpose. Accounts, domains and hosting are in your name. Passing it on to third parties or other uses are agreed in advance.
After launch
You choose between a monthly maintenance plan with a fixed scope and support on call, billed by effort.
Your contact
You always speak to Jeremiah Schiebel, who also builds your project. No hand-offs between sales, project management and development.

Describe what you need built.

A few sentences are enough: what exists, what is missing, by when. You get a personal reply with the questions that need answers before a quote.

You talk to
Jeremiah Schiebel, owner

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