What I Want From a Homelab Dashboard
Starter notes on dashboards that make a homelab calmer: service health, backups, certificates, storage, and the few alerts that actually matter. This is starter content intended to establish…
CodingHouse
Software, systems, and independence.
Coding House LLC is Trejon House's studio for building products, running practical infrastructure, exploring local AI, and keeping ownership close.
Build
Products, apps, APIs
Operate
Linux, Docker, Homelabs
Own
Privacy, local AI, independence
Topics
A practical notebook for builders.
Latest Posts
Recent writing.
A Practical Checklist Before Shipping a Feature
A concise draft checklist for turning a nearly finished feature into something ready for real users, edge cases, and maintenance. This is starter content intended to establish the…
Notes on Building Software You Can Actually Operate
This starter post frames software as something that must be understood, deployed, monitored, and repaired after the exciting part is done. This is starter content intended to establish…
Portfolio
Projects and systems.
Strong Foundation
Privacy-centric health and wellness app spanning mobile, APIs, integrations, and product strategy.
Read case studyAthletica / Wrestling Tools
Tournament, scoring, simulation, and workflow tooling for wrestling programs and events.
Read case studyHomelab Infrastructure
Self-hosted services, Proxmox, Docker, storage, observability, local AI, and practical infrastructure ownership.
Read case studyMobile Apps & APIs
Cross-platform app development, backend services, API design, and production deployment.
Read case studyServices
Engineering help without ceremony.
Full-stack product development
Mobile app development
API and backend architecture
DevOps and self-hosting consulting
Local AI and developer tooling
Technical strategy and prototyping
About
Built and written by TreJon House.
TreJon House is a software engineer, wrestling coach, and privacy-first technologist. Coding House LLC is built around a simple idea: the more we understand the systems around us, the more control we have over how they shape our work, privacy, and lives.