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Anyone have any idea who the devs are? According to the owner tag in the code, it's: https://devfortyfive.com/ but there's no information on the people behind it.
Most transparent administration! /s
Yeah, having the real people behind it hidden is basically the norm for Trump admin.
Probably an openclaw server attached to Don Jr’s bank account.
Some guy in Utah, apparently. The company was registered on the 18th of March.
Via Utah Division of Corporations and Commercial Code Business Registration search which did not allow a direct link to individual results.
So according to that, the company's address (both physical and mailing) is 3739 E Sandstone Way, Washington, UT, 84780-1952.
(from https://maps.app.goo.gl/q48YJf3XndfY5Ges8)
...yeah, honestly that's about what I expected.
It's a rental. I'm wondering if it's not basically a front. The guy listed is a ~~22 year old~~ (edit: age is maybe not the same guy) "head of engineering" for a company owned/run by Blue Rocket Incorporated, which seems to typically be a parent company to a lot of places.
Lmao what even is that stupid-ass useless lawn.
So...to be clear, this was formed just prior to the release of the app, and almost certainly the app was being developed by this person/group before then.
Sure would be good to know what public funds were used to pay for this app (I assume too much), and whether there was a bidding process (I assume there wasn't), and whether this person is someone the decision-maker already had some relationship/connection to (I assume that was the case).
Because regardless of the public value of a tracking & propaganda window favoring one party (none), it would be completely shocking, just totally unheard of, if this was a corrupt overpayment and misuse of public funds to pay for substandard work to personal and political connections.
I mean, we didn't just see this happen with Noem or anything.
Or maybe it was vibe coded in one day
Judging by the fact that tabs in the app go to webpages… seems like not much was probably spent in developing it.
Probably actually 45 Press, they've been around a while
https://45press.com/