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About Incredicode Labs

Incredicode Labs is a small independent studio that develops and maintains a collection of software applications. Its live products include Jotunn, a local tool for building and validating bulk data loads; Mimir, a local-first console for analyzing and editing business rules-engine exports; and Moses, a local web app that generates migration workbooks from a reference library. The studio also has several projects in progress, including GameGod, an experiment in AI-driven game development within Unity; Tarky, a tracker for the game Escape from Tarkov; and Hermes, a price and value comparison site for UK veterinary practices. The studio describes its work as apps built mostly after hours, and the products are positioned as local or offline tools that do not require API connections.