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Digital VisionWorks is a small South Florida studio. We build for the industries we know from the inside: nightlife, motocross, car shows, faith brands, health tracking. If we wouldn't use it ourselves, we don't ship it.

Unity 6 development capture: a rider jumping past the Sawyer Creek Race Park lodgeUnity 6 development capture
Dirt Bike DialedThe Game Reloaded

Browser prototype to Unity 6In development for Steam, Android, and iOS. The browser version is playable now.

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Products that do the talking.

Nightlife. Motocross. Health tracking. Car shows. Faith brands. Pets.

Real software for live businesses across the industries we know from the inside. Each one below says what the product does, who uses it, and why we understood the problem.

Dirt Bike Dialed: The Game Reloaded

Motocross game, browser prototype to Unity 6

One motocross game in two chapters. The browser version proved the idea: physics-driven riding, a track builder, community tracks, and leaderboards, playable with nothing to install. The Game Reloaded takes that same project into Unity 6 as a native 3D game.

Who uses it
Riders and fans who want a track to build, share, and beat. Anyone can play the browser version today.
What it does
Race, shape your own tracks in the Workshop, share them, and chase the leaderboard.
Why we get it
Troy rides. The bike has to feel right before anything else gets built.

Browser prototype live. Unity 6 version in development for PC on Steam, Android, and iOS.

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Unity 6 development capture of a rider jumping past the Sawyer Creek Race Park lodgeUnity 6 development capture

Clockwork Venue

Real-time nightclub operations

Paper DJ lists get lost. VIP reservations live in someone's text messages. Clockwork puts the DJ rotation, VIP timers, and floor staff on one live screen, synced across every device in the building.

Who uses it
Nightclub managers, hosts, DJs, and floor staff, each on their own view of the same night.
What it does
Tracks who is on, who is next, and time remaining. Times VIP tables. Keeps every role in sync with sub-second updates.
Why we get it
Troy spent years behind the DJ booth. Every feature came from a real shift, not a spec.

Live product. The first sale came from an in-person demo at a Tampa nightclub.

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Clockwork Venue's live dashboard on a laptop inside a nightclub, showing two stage rotations with timersClockwork Venue dashboard

PepMetrics

Peptide protocol tracker and calculator

People running peptide protocols track doses, schedules, and results across spreadsheets and memory. PepMetrics puts a reconstitution calculator, protocol management, nutrition, calendar, and progress in one workspace.

Who uses it
People who take their own tracking seriously and want the math done for them.
What it does
Turns your vial strength, water volume, and target dose into concentration, draw volume, and syringe units, then saves it as a protocol.
Why we get it
Built for a routine we follow ourselves. It does the math, not the dosing.

Live at pepmetrics.com.

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PepMetrics reconstitution calculator and protocols screens on the app's cream gridCalculator and protocols screens

Berryland MX

Motocross coaching site and operations

A private motocross program in Bonifay, Florida, built around Mike Stevenson's coaching, ride days, and hands-on bike setup. The site answers the practical questions fast and turns interest into qualified conversations.

Who uses it
Racers, parents, beginners, and weekend riders deciding whether to load the bike.
What it does
Coaching and ride-day details up front. Rider questionnaires, waivers, PDF downloads, and an owner dashboard behind the scenes.
Why we get it
We ride. We know what a rider wants to know before hauling to a new track.

Live at berrylandmx.com.

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The red Berryland sign above the wooden entrance gate to the motocross trackBonifay, Florida

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Troy Collier, founder and lead developer of Digital VisionWorksTroy Collier, founder and lead developer

Who builds your software

Troy Collier spent years in the DJ and nightlife business, rides motocross, and builds products for the communities he is part of. He writes most of the code, makes the architecture decisions, and talks directly to every client.

Digital VisionWorks has been writing production code since 2008, from the FTP-deploy era through mobile-first, cloud-native, and now AI-assisted development. We use AI tools to move fast without cutting corners. It means a small team can ship what used to take an agency.

2008Writing production code since the FTP era
South FloridaBased here, working with clients anywhere
ZeroAccount managers between you and the code

We build four things well.

Each one is backed by a shipped product you can see, click, and use. Tell us what you are building and we will point you to the closest example.

Web applications

Full-stack apps with Next.js and React. Server-rendered for search, fast by default, from content platforms to admin dashboards.

See it in SFL Car Shows

Mobile apps

Flutter apps with one codebase for iOS and Android, native performance, and offline-first data for places without a signal.

See it in Dirt Bike Dialed

E-commerce

Headless Shopify storefronts that go beyond themes, with custom product experiences and content living next to the cart.

See it in Be Nice Grace Wins

SaaS and games

Multi-user platforms with real-time data and role-based access, plus interactive products built in the browser and Unity 6.

See it in Clockwork Venue

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