Drew Reutlinger · Founder
Mindjax is an independent creative and technology studio in Cheyenne, Wyoming. I build websites, automation and custom software for businesses that want something better than the default.
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What I make
01
Sites that are quick, clear and a little memorable, so people understand what you do and know how to reach you.
Small-business sites · Landing pages · Real estate marketing
02
The copy-paste, the re-keying, the spreadsheet three people update by hand. I connect your tools so that work happens on its own.
Workflow automation · System integrations · AI-assisted tasks
03
When nothing on the market fits how you actually operate, I build what does, scoped to the problem and nothing more.
Internal tools · Dashboards · APIs & data
Selected work
Exhibit 01
Custom Software & Automation
Turn Word documents and PowerPoint presentations into clean, reusable HTML. A custom-built document conversion application that eliminates repetitive formatting work and simplifies content publishing.
Mindjax build · Custom software
Read the story: Mindjax Knowledge Converter Try the Live Application: converter.mindjax.com, opens in a new tab
Exhibit 02
Educational technology · Interactive learning · Public sector
The online home of the Judicial Learning Center in the Wyoming Supreme Court building: what the center is, a doorway to its interactive exhibits, and a way for classes to plan a visit.
Founder project
Read the story: Wyoming Judicial Learning Center Visit the live site: jlc.wyo.gov, opens in a new tab
Exhibit 03
Creative technology · Interactive entertainment
A website for a group that runs immersive tabletop roleplaying games, with 3D-printed terrain and miniatures, sound and lighting.
Founder project
Read the story: Hazard Quest Visit the live site: hazardquest.com, opens in a new tab
Exhibit 04
Digital experience · Retail · Independent concept
An exploration of how a Cheyenne game store’s website could feel like its game nights: a place to find your people and your game.
Independent concept · Not commissioned
Read the story: Olympus Games Visit the live site: olympus-games-concept.pages.dev, opens in a new tab
Most problems aren’t really software problems. They’re the gaps between tools, people and process. That’s where I like to work.
Behind the studio
I’ve spent my career building software and the systems around it: platform engineering, business systems, and the automation that keeps operations moving.
I like the odd problems best: the ones that sit between tools, teams and spreadsheets and never quite fit a product. Mindjax is my independent studio, and it’s small on purpose. You work directly with me, from the first conversation to the thing we ship.
Contact
Tell me what you’re trying to do. A rough idea is a perfectly good place to start.
