Ulric
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Eugene, Oregon · est. 2026 · second-generation studio

Software with a forty-four-year head start.

Ulric is an independent studio building custom software, CMS & CRM platforms, brands, and agentic systems trained in-house, the second Richers software company to call Oregon home.

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Flagship work

Proof, in production.

Platforms, brands and systems. Every one shipped, most still running under my care.

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  1. 2025–2026

    Oregon Counselors

    A statewide directory of Oregon counselors and prescribers that I built and run end to end.

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  2. 2026

    Mandala Medicine & Wellness: a clinic site that knows what hurts

    An integrative clinic on East Burnside, sixteen practitioners and eight services, moved off Wix onto its own engine in nine days.

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  3. 2026

    Rose Real Estate

    Full business systemization for a Portland realtor: a rose-red brand system, a custom CMS with inline editing, CRM integration with nightly backups, a trained assistant, and a Claude agent harness on her own Mac.

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  4. 2026

    Grace Tarnasky Real Estate

    A whole real-estate presence for an agent in The Dalles: her own brand and voice, a CMS she runs herself, and a trained assistant behind it.

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  5. 2026

    MycoMuse: a licensed psilocybin practice, live the day after the brief and rebuilt as it grew

    Maria "Masha" Steiner-Renoir's one-on-one psilocybin facilitation practice in Colorado, with preparation and integration for Oregon clients remotely, in English and Russian.

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  6. 2026

    MindMorph Holistic Psychiatry: off WordPress and onto its own engine before the doors open

    A holistic psychiatry practice in Lakewood, Colorado, with telehealth across Colorado and Oregon, moved off WordPress and onto its own engine, live since October 16, 2026, ahead of its new office opening on December 1.

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  7. 2026

    Called to Heal Counseling

    A Eugene counselor going out on his own, public the day after the Friday text thread.

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  8. 2026

    IDX by Ulric: a licensed platform

    A licensed listing feed, kept faithful and kept legal, and the screen that shows whether it is.

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  9. 2026

    UlricCMS

    The content system this site runs on: front-end inline editing, a role-based dashboard, a built-in CRM, and an assistant trained on the live database.

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  10. 2026

    ADU Builder: from the drawing to the last coat

    Five small backyard house plans, lifted off the page one construction stage at a time into a finished 3D model, with a materials list and a loan estimate.

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  11. Rust Native Investing Application

    A Bloomberg-style, paper-first algorithmic trading terminal: a deterministic strategy + risk engine, AI market research, real-time charts, weekly options flow & contract selection, a natural-language chat over your own database, and a guided bot builder.

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  12. 2026

    Jev Setup Score: a score that shows its own record

    Type a ticker and get a 0 to 100 score for a higher close after 5, 10 or 20 sessions.

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  13. 2026

    Jev Ask: a market question in, a likelihood out

    Type a market question in plain English and get a likelihood, a range and the steps behind it.

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  14. 2026

    Jev Odds: what are the odds a price gets there?

    Pick a ticker, a percent move and a date, and see the chance of closing past that move and of touching it first.

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  15. 2026

    Clip Calendar: a posting plan that waits for a yes

    A clip scheduler for creators and small brands, with calendars, captions, a keyboard review queue and share links.

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  16. 2026

    Listing Studio: a website for one house

    A one-property website builder for realtors: a guided form, a live preview, and a public page with photos, a 3D walk-through, a daylight study, a map and a payment estimate.

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  17. 2026

    Booking Desk: direct booking for my five Eugene stays

    A direct booking site and host desk for the five short-term rentals I host in Eugene, with a calendar that knows four of the listings are one house.

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  18. 2026

    StayEugene

    A direct-booking platform for vacation rentals: listings with a live pricing map, instant booking with confirmation, and a price comparison that shows guests exactly what skipping the platform fees saves.

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  19. 2019–2026

    CUTI Therapy

    The site behind Eric's private therapy practice: a statewide telehealth brand (trauma-informed, LGBTQ+ affirming) with transparent rates, insurance billing handled in-house, and direct booking.

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  20. 2026

    The Post Creator

    A brand-aware social composer built into the CMS: design a post or a whole carousel by touching the preview, draft the words with AI grounded in your own site, and export a pixel-exact image.

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  21. 2026

    A booking engine that lives inside the CMS

    A custom scheduling module built into UlricCMS and shipped for a live practice in a day.

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  22. 2026

    The studio tool bench

    A private bench of ten small apps that make the client work faster: a proofing bench for social slides, eight brand-wired design apps, and a 3D scrub builder.

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  23. 2024–2026

    Custom Mental Health Web Apps

    Nine clinical web tools for mental-health professionals, shipped in days each: somatic mapping, bilateral stimulation, IFS parts work, breath pacing, thought records, and a DSM-5 screener.

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  24. 2026

    Oregon Provider Finder

    A map-first search for Oregon's licensed clinicians, built in C# and Angular on the federal NPI registry.

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  25. 2025–2026

    OR Counselor Directory (iOS)

    Oregon's mental health directory, native on iPhone: every clinician independently verified through the state boards, searchable in seconds, with provider profiles, practices, and fresh articles from Oregon clinicians.

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  26. 2025–2026

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    A digital first aid kit for panic attacks, built by a Licensed Professional Counselor: the physiological sigh, clinical grounding, and calming atmospheres, paced by one button, with no account and no data collected.

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  27. 2026

    The Reel Creator

    Turn a clip into a finished vertical reel: place and scale text right on the footage, draft the lines with AI, and the server composites a 1080x1920 MP4, exportable up to 4K.

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  28. 2025–2026

    Mutterly

    Voice journaling, 100 percent on-device: speak in 20-second bursts and Mutterly turns scattered thoughts into daily reflections, running open-source models entirely on the iPhone so nothing ever leaves the device.

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  29. 2025–2026

    iLovable

    Daily affirmations that don't feel like a poster in a break room: warm, specific, and written with clinical intent.

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The person behind the studio

Engineer by upbringing. Counselor by training.

I was raised in Eugene by immigrant engineers and started coding at fourteen. Fifteen-plus years of software and startups later, I did something unusual: I became a licensed professional counselor, working residential treatment, jail settings, and crisis intervention while running a private practice.

  • Licensed Professional Counselor (OR)
  • 15+ years engineering
  • Founder, ORCounselors.com
  • Eugene, Oregon

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  1. Product line · live

    Frida

    The lightning-fast CMS + CRM builder. Ferocious, independent, zero dependencies. Like her namesake, she hunts alone.

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    Pippin

    The agentic harness builder. Sweet, nurturing, and quietly everywhere. Custom agent flows your team can actually trust.

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    IDX by Ulric

    A licensed IDX feed, a search people finish, and listing pages that get found.

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    Grow Your Clinical Practice

    A practice website and a Google profile for clinicians, built once, then kept current by software.

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    The chat lab

    Talk to the open models I build on. Switch between them mid-conversation.

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    Augmented reality

    Your visitor's hand, read through the webcam, becomes the control. A hero that folds, crumples, and throws.

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    Composer

    Branded reels and posts, made fast. The studio's own social composer.

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  8. The scroll lab

    The therapy room

    A small room with the lamps already on.

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  9. The scroll lab

    The procedural world

    Rooms, a house, a forest, an office, all drawn from code, and one small dog running through every one of them.

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  10. The scroll lab

    Ronin plays fetch

    Pull back to set the power, slide to aim, and watch the dotted line: it is the real flight, not a drawing of one.

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  11. The scroll lab

    The house walkthrough

    A listed two-story rebuilt in Blender from its seventeen photographs and walked through room by room, out to the pool, by day and after dark with the lamps on.

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  12. The scroll lab

    The 3-D scrub

    A product that never existed, machined in the browser.

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  13. The scroll lab

    The launch scrub

    A fictional launch company, flown by scroll.

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  14. The scroll lab

    The roof scrub

    A roof shingles itself on as you scroll.

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  15. The scroll lab

    The waiting room

    A therapy-marketing agency, invented to fill chairs.

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  16. The scroll lab

    Root & Riot

    A night market for a hand-made farm brand, the hero driven by scroll.

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  17. The scroll lab

    The morphing rooms

    One miniature home, four rooms, drawn from code.

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  18. Puzzle

    Habitat Quest

    An animal shows up in disguise with three cryptic clues.

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  19. Action

    Otto's Tank Battle

    A 3D tank arena drawn like a ballpoint pen on graph paper.

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  20. Workshop

    Tank Blitz 3D

    The version he learned on.

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  21. A back-yard game

    Ronin plays fetch

    Throw the ball, and Ronin, my pit bull, runs it down and brings it back.

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Fifteen minutes, no pitch deck, no obligation. Bring the thing that's bugging you (a slow site, a messy CRM, an assistant that needs training) and leave with a straight answer.

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