PROJECT-JTH LLC is the company through which Jesse Hart provides technical consulting, develops software, manages speaking engagements, and produces practical tools and educational resources.

The work is connected by a common purpose: helping leaders and organizations make clearer decisions, build better systems, and work more effectively under pressure.

Jesse Hart is a speaker, technical leader, consultant, and software builder with more than 24 years of professional technical experience. His background includes Linux platform engineering, infrastructure operations, Red Hat Ansible automation, security remediation, systems architecture, mission critical technology, behavioral science, mentorship, and leadership development.

Jesse is the primary public identity behind PROJECT-JTH and works directly with clients, event organizers, and product users.

PROJECT-JTH brings technical leadership, automation, security experience, behavioral science, leadership development, and firsthand software and production work into the same problem-solving approach. That combination helps connect system decisions with the people, processes, and communication needed to make them work.

The primary services are focused technical consulting and speaking, supported by practical software and selected creative engagements. Experience with cybersecurity, physical security, creative media, and personal development informs the work; the specific scope is agreed for each engagement.

Technical consulting helps organizations improve the systems supporting their work. Speaking and leadership development help people make clearer decisions and respond more effectively under pressure. PROJECT-JTH software addresses practical workflow, documentation, training, and reflection needs.

Each offering applies the same general approach: understand the actual position, reduce unnecessary complexity, and identify the next useful move.

Jesse Hart is the speaker, consultant, technical leader, and builder associated with the work. PROJECT-JTH LLC is the operating company that develops products, manages engagements, publishes resources, and provides the business infrastructure behind that work.

Speaking information is also available through JesseHart.me, while PROJECT-JTH.com serves as the central hub for consulting, products, and the broader portfolio.

We partner with businesses, nonprofits, schools, entrepreneurs, community organizations, and individuals seeking leadership development, consulting, creative services, or training.

PROJECT-JTH is the operating company, and Jesse Hart is the public identity for the consulting, speaking, and software work. Project-Jiujiteiro is the martial arts branch connecting MA Journey, Beyond the Belt, and the training perspective behind Black Belt Mind. Black Belt Mind is the mindset and leadership framework used in Jesse’s speaking and related educational offerings.

Core technical services include network and systems administration, solutions architecture, and security and cybersecurity assessments. Technical consulting also focuses on Linux infrastructure, platform operations, automation, security remediation, systems architecture, operational reliability, documentation, technical standards, and technology leadership.

Engagements may involve assessing an existing environment, clarifying accumulated risk, reviewing an automation strategy, evaluating an architecture decision, improving repeatability, or helping an organization navigate a difficult technical transition.

The strongest fit is usually an organization with meaningful technical operations but limited access to senior infrastructure, automation, security, or architecture leadership.

This often includes small and midsize organizations with Linux or hybrid infrastructure, small internal technical teams, accumulated technical debt, manual processes, unclear dependencies, inconsistent automation, security concerns, or an upcoming modernization decision.

A Technical Systems and Risk Review is a bounded engagement designed to identify material technical, infrastructure, security, and operational concerns.

The review examines the current environment, important dependencies, existing practices, organizational constraints, and relevant risks. The result is a prioritized set of findings and a practical roadmap rather than an undifferentiated list of technical issues.

Yes. PROJECT-JTH can review Red Hat Ansible inventories, roles, playbooks, variables, secrets management, deployment workflows, documentation, idempotence, configuration drift, ownership, and operational guardrails.

The objective is to make automation safer, more understandable, more repeatable, and easier for the organization to maintain.

Yes, when the requested implementation is within scope and capacity. Some organizations need an independent assessment and roadmap, while others benefit from focused implementation support after priorities have been established.

Implementation scope, responsibilities, access requirements, timing, and deliverables are defined separately so that both sides understand what will be completed.

No. No consultant, product, or assessment can guarantee that an organization will avoid every incident, vulnerability, failure, or disruption.

The purpose of the work is to improve visibility, identify material concerns, strengthen decision making, and help the organization prioritize practical improvements based on its actual environment and constraints.

PROJECT-JTH is primarily positioned around focused technical reviews, advisory engagements, architecture and automation guidance, and targeted implementation.

It is not presented as a traditional help desk or general purpose managed service provider. If an organization needs continuous monitoring, end user support, or full outsourced IT operations, the better solution may involve another provider. PROJECT-JTH will be happy to discuss these options with you and make specific recommendations.

Describe the problem or decision, the systems involved, your internal team, important deadlines, and the outcome you need. Note whether the priority is a security or cybersecurity assessment, network and systems administration, solutions architecture, Ansible automation, security remediation, or implementation. Start with a high-level description; access and detailed evidence requirements can be scoped afterward.

Security and cybersecurity assessments help an organization understand what it needs to protect, where weaknesses exist, and which improvements matter most. A system can appear to work normally while access, configuration, maintenance, or recovery gaps remain unnoticed. Assessments help turn those concerns into priorities tied to the organization’s operations and constraints.

Assessments are a core part of PROJECT-JTH’s technical consulting because security affects the reliability of the networks, systems, and architecture a business depends on. Understanding risk helps guide administration, design decisions, automation, and remediation. The goal is to help clients make informed decisions about what to address first and why.

Digital systems depend on physical devices and the spaces that contain them. Uncontrolled access to a server room, network equipment, an unattended workstation, or backup media can allow theft, tampering, unauthorized access, or disruption. Software controls alone do not address every physical route to those assets.

A cybersecurity assessment should consider relevant physical access and protection alongside accounts, configurations, and network controls. Depending on the agreed scope, questions may include who can reach equipment, how visitors are handled, and how devices and media are protected. Physical access is also addressed in NIST’s Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 under PR.AA-06. The specific review activities are agreed for each engagement.

Yes. Network and systems administration are core technical services. This work concerns the configuration, operation, maintenance, and reliability of the networks and systems that support an organization’s day-to-day work.

Engagements are scoped around the environment, the problem to solve, and the responsibilities of the internal team. Administration work connects with PROJECT-JTH’s infrastructure, automation, documentation, and security services. The specific systems, access, responsibilities, and deliverables are agreed before work begins.

Yes. Solutions architecture is a core service. It connects a business requirement with a practical technical design, considering how systems fit together, their dependencies, security, reliability, maintainability, and the organization’s constraints.

This can help when evaluating a proposed change, improving an existing environment, or deciding how a new solution should fit into current operations. Architecture guidance and implementation responsibilities are defined in the engagement scope.

PROJECT-JTH Insights is Jesse Hart’s weblog, sharing practical ideas on technology and automation, leadership and communication, and software and tools. It connects the systems, people, and decisions behind PROJECT-JTH’s work.

Visit PROJECT-JTH Insights to browse the articles or use the weblog’s search.

Articles include practical guidance on topics such as vulnerability management, DevSecOps, AI adoption readiness, and communication under pressure. The weblog offers another way to explore Jesse’s approach before discussing a technical engagement or speaking event.

For advice about your own environment or a specific organizational need, contact PROJECT-JTH to discuss the situation and an appropriate scope.

Jesse speaks about calm leadership, earned confidence, communication, recovery, personal growth, professional development, and making deliberate decisions under pressure.

His Black Belt Mind framework combines lessons from mission critical technical environments, behavioral science, personal rebuilding, leadership experience, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. The emphasis is on practical ideas audiences can apply after the event.

Jesse is available for conferences, leadership meetings, corporate events, association programs, educational events, workshops, retreats, professional development programs, and community gatherings.

Programs can be adapted for executives, managers, emerging leaders, technical professionals, educators, students, teams, and broader organizational audiences.

Yes. The central frameworks remain consistent, but examples, emphasis, format, and audience applications can be adapted to the organization and event.

The planning process begins with the audience, the pressures they are facing, the purpose of the event, and what organizers want participants to think about or do differently afterward.

Yes. Keynotes are designed to introduce a focused message through practical ideas and story driven delivery. Workshops provide more time for discussion, exercises, reflection, and application.

The appropriate format depends on the audience, schedule, desired outcomes, and amount of interaction the organizer wants to include.

No. Jesse is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu purple belt who has trained consistently and competed in multiple tournaments.

Black Belt Mind describes a mindset and leadership framework, not a claim about Jesse's current martial arts rank. It represents the ongoing practice of remaining present, recovering position, and making a deliberate next move under pressure.

Keynote descriptions, speaking topics, background information, and event inquiry options are available at https://jessehart.me.

Event organizers can also contact PROJECT-JTH directly if they want to discuss audience needs, event format, availability, or a customized program.

Share the event date, location or delivery format, audience, approximate audience size, session length, goals, and budget if known. Explain what you want attendees to think about or do differently afterward. These details help determine program fit, customization, and availability.

Project Praxis, also called Praxis by PROJECT-JTH, is a cloud-based consulting assessment and engagement workbench for independent consultants and small practices. It connects evidence capture, findings, recommendations, branded client PDF reports, and the next commercial step. Its guiding idea is “Turn findings into approved work.”

Praxis is designed for independent IT and technology advisors, cybersecurity and risk consultants, compliance consultants, field technology consultants, and small practices of approximately two to ten people. It can also support leadership consultants, trainers, fractional executives, and operations advisors who configure models around their work.

It is particularly relevant when a practice spends too much time moving the same engagement information between notes, documents, reports, proposals, and client delivery tools.

Capture notes, photos, voice, files, links, and structured answers; organize useful material into exhibits, findings, and recommendations; apply reusable models and references; and issue a branded, versioned client PDF. Praxis also supports proposals, native e-sign contracts, client portal delivery, invoices, and payments.

Yes. The Praxis browser workbench works on desktop and phone. Phone-browser capture supports the camera and microphone, alongside notes, files, links, and structured answers. These records can become source material for findings and recommendations.

Praxis is a cloud-first browser workbench and does not require a desktop installation. A standalone offline iOS capture companion is planned for later and is not part of the current product. Do not plan an offline field workflow around that future companion yet.

No. Models let a practice organize repeatable sections, guidance, and structured questions around its own methodology. Reusable library patterns and reference collections help keep the work consistent without forcing every engagement into a single framework.

Captured material can be promoted into exhibits, findings, and recommendations while retaining source relationships. Reference collections and citations tied to stored passages help show what supports a conclusion. The practitioner remains responsible for assessing the evidence and the recommendation.

Working drafts can be previewed and downloaded during an engagement. Issuing a report creates an immutable, versioned client PDF with an integrity hash. Reports support practice branding, an executive summary, numbered content, exhibits, and citations.

The hash provides a way to check a file against the issued version. It does not establish that every statement in the report is correct or create a legal chain-of-custody certification.

Yes. Praxis supports proposals with scope and pricing, native e-sign contracts, and continuity into the engagement and client portal. The portal supports documents, issued reports, requests, deliverable acceptance, and payments. Commercial steps support the assessment workflow when the engagement needs them.

Yes. Praxis supports invoices and payments using the practice’s own Stripe credentials. Praxis is not the merchant of record for those client payments. Invoice CSV handoff is available; live QuickBooks or Xero synchronization is not a current feature. It is not a full accounting system.

Yes. Praxis works with AI turned off. If a practice enables AI, it brings its own Gemini, OpenAI, or Claude provider key and selects the material used for drafting. AI-generated drafts require explicit practitioner acceptance. Provider usage is billed through the practice’s own provider account.

No. Paid seats are for members of your practice. Client portal users do not consume paid practice seats. After contract, clients can access issued reports and deliverable acceptance through the portal.

Published monthly pricing is $99 for Solo with one included seat, $199 for Team with up to five included seats, and $299 for Practice with up to ten included seats. Additional seats above a plan are $29 per month. Every plan includes the core Praxis workbench; AI provider usage is separate.

See Praxis Plans and Product Details for current pricing before subscribing.

Praxis offers a 14-day trial with no card required. Sign Up for Praxis or Sign In to Praxis at the same application address.

Praxis is an assessment and engagement-to-report workbench. It is not a CRM replacement, enterprise governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) platform, full professional services automation (PSA) suite, enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, or accounting package.

Its strongest fit is connecting assessment evidence, professional judgment, client reporting, and approved work. A business primarily seeking help-desk operations, enterprise control management, or full project accounting should evaluate tools built for those needs.

Praxis centers on consulting assessments: source material, findings, recommendations, issued client reports, and commercial follow-through. Relay centers on contract and licensing workflows, especially creative production: agreement stacks, releases, signers, usage rights, proof records, and delivery readiness.

Choose based on the core work you need to organize. The products serve different workflows even though both support proposals, agreements, and client delivery.

Praxis is software that supports your own consulting practice. A PROJECT-JTH consulting engagement is a separately scoped professional service. Do not treat a Praxis subscription as a booking for Jesse’s assessment, implementation, or advisory time. Contact PROJECT-JTH to discuss professional services.

No. Praxis helps organize evidence, findings, recommendations, citations, and deliverables. Using it does not confer a compliance certification, provide legal advice, or replace the practitioner’s judgment and responsibility for the work.

Review the Praxis Trust Page for published security and trust information. If your engagement has specific requirements for client data, retention, hosting, or contractual safeguards, ask about those requirements before uploading that information. Do not infer a certification or regulatory guarantee from the product’s assessment features.

Praxis provides report and document exports, but self-service exports are partial. A complete structured practice export requires operator assistance and excludes evidence-file binaries. A customer-facing workspace deletion or retention-purge flow is not currently available.

Issued and revoked artifacts remain in the audit history. contact PROJECT-JTH to discuss export or closure requirements before treating report downloads as a full backup.

Pre-contract portal access is not a current feature. Portal delivery follows the contract workflow. You can work on assessments and download drafts or issued reports, but do not assume that the client portal can serve as a pre-sales document room.

PROJECT-JTH builds practical software for distinct workflows. Project Praxis supports consulting assessments and client reports. Project Relay organizes contracts, licenses, and delivery paperwork. MA Journey records martial arts training. FitInsights helps interpret training and recovery data. GloveBook keeps vehicle records. Groundwork: Breathe & Move supports a focused daily breathing and movement practice.

Markborne is a social game for participating groups and is available as of September 29, 2026. Browse the dedicated product sections below for availability, pricing, capabilities, and limitations. FTG Timer Pro is also part of the broader apps and tools portfolio.

Use the contact or support option associated with the product whenever one is available. You may also contact PROJECT-JTH through https://projectjth.com/contact-us and identify the product, device, account email, and issue you are experiencing.

Do not include passwords, complete payment information, or other unnecessary sensitive information in your initial message.

Choose Praxis for assessments and client reports; Relay for contracts, licensing, and project paperwork; MA Journey for martial arts journals; FitInsights for training and recovery analysis; GloveBook for vehicle records; or Groundwork for guided breathing and a repeatable movement practice.

Markborne is a separate social-game product, available as of September 29, 2026. If you need professional advice or an assessment performed for your organization, explore technical consulting rather than treating a software purchase as a consulting engagement.

They have different jobs. MA Journey preserves the detail and history of martial arts training. FitInsights provides the broader readiness, recovery, and training-load picture. Groundwork guides a short breathing or movement practice.

On iOS, MA Journey and Groundwork include selected capacity information powered by shared FitInsights calculation components. MA Journey for Android does not include FitInsights integration; FitInsights is iOS-only. That does not make them copies of the full FitInsights app or give them its complete analytics. FitInsightsEngine is a shared software component, not another consumer app you need to download.

Use an app’s in-app documentation or feedback option when available, email [email protected], or contact PROJECT-JTH. Include the product, app version, device, and a brief description of the problem.

For purchase, backup, sync, or data-removal questions, identify which action you need help with. Restoring a purchase, restoring a data backup, deleting local records, and deleting cloud records are different operations. Do not send passwords, full payment details, identity-card images, or health records in an initial support message.

Project Relay is a publicly available contract and licensing management platform. It keeps proposals, agreements, releases, signers, usage rights, proof records, and delivery information connected inside one project workflow.

Content Production mode is designed for commercial photographers, video producers, creative producers, content teams, and small studios. Custom / General Contracts mode supports service businesses that need structured agreements and signing without production-specific licensing. Open Project Relay to explore the application.

No. Project Relay works alongside the tools a business already uses for customer management, invoicing, payment processing, file storage, and gallery delivery.

Its purpose is to connect the project paperwork and supporting records, including proposals, agreements, releases, signatures, usage planning, proof exports, and delivery readiness.

No. Project Relay is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Document templates are starting points and should be reviewed by an attorney for the user's jurisdiction and specific situation.

Project Relay supports encrypted identity file and selfie collection for manual review by the account owner. It does not automatically verify a person's identity.

Content production is the platform's most distinctive use case, but Project Relay also includes a Custom and General Contracts mode for service businesses.

That mode supports proposals, agreement stacks, signatures, proof export, delivery completion, and optional work acceptance without the production specific usage licensing layer.

Use Content Production for photo, video, and content work that needs releases and client usage licensing. This mode includes production-specific scope planning, suggested releases from roster roles, usage grants, and delivery-related license activation.

Use Custom / General Contracts for service-business proposals, service agreements, statements of work, nondisclosure agreements, supplemental documents, signatures, and optional work-acceptance sign-off. Choose the mode that matches your work at signup; changing it later requires administrator help.

The account owner signs in to manage the business and its projects. Signers and delivery recipients use invitation or signing links without creating Relay accounts. A client’s contract signatory can be a different person from the talent appearing in a production.

Relay checks the project’s documentation and proof-bundle requirements before the delivery handoff. It connects the delivery link and client summary with the project record. In Content Production mode, delivery can activate the planned usage license.

Relay links to an external gallery or delivery destination; it does not become the gallery host or process your client’s payment.

Relay can export a project documentation bundle with supporting records, a manifest, audit information, and integrity hashes. It helps keep signing and delivery evidence together rather than scattered across email and separate files.

The bundle is documentation, not a guarantee of legal enforceability or independently verified identity. Project-level exports should not be treated as a complete portable backup of the entire account.

Relay costs $49 per month and includes a five-day free trial. No card is required for the trial. Review your subscription and billing details in Relay Billing before subscribing.

Relay’s subscription pays for your use of Relay. It does not collect retainers, invoice payments, or other payments from your clients.

Relay is a browser-based product aimed at account owners and smaller businesses. Native apps, a full multi-seat agency permissions system, and an offline desktop/sync workflow are not current features. If shared staff permissions or offline access are essential, contact PROJECT-JTH to discuss fit before subscribing.

Relay supports granular document and project-proof exports, rather than a full-account portable export. Full organization removal requires operator assistance, and identity-provider or billing records may require separate handling. contact PROJECT-JTH for the available export or removal process before assuming that deleting a project closes the whole account.

MA Journey is a personal training journal and progress tracker for martial artists, available for iPhone, iPad, and Android. It supports training logs, belt and rank progression, competition records, and a technique library. Private iCloud sync is available across Apple devices; Android does not support sync.

It is designed for practitioners at different experience levels, not only competitors or advanced martial artists. The Android version is available on Google Play. FitInsights integration is iOS-only. Visit MA Journey for product details.

MA Journey is available for iPhone and iPad on the App Store. Visit majourney.app for product information.

The Android version is available on Google Play. It includes the same core journaling features, but has no iCloud or device sync and no FitInsights integration. Apple Health features are iOS-only.

Yes. MA Journey supports multiple martial arts, custom belt systems, promotions, and progress for each discipline. You can track belt periods and training consistency over time. Rank tracking can be turned off for an art where belts are not relevant.

Record session details, duration, instructors and locations, techniques, notes, effort, and sparring rounds. Add reflections and photo attachments to preserve what you learned, not just how long you trained. Sessions and reflections can be revisited as part of your longer-term training history.

Yes. Record competition events and individual matches, including results and notes. Maintain a personal technique library and link techniques to training so you can revisit what you practiced and how your understanding develops. The journal is useful for noncompetitors as well as competitors.

Yes. The Member ID wallet stores organization details, membership numbers, dates, renewal information, notes, and card images. It can help keep membership information close to your training records.

The current journal backup does not include Member ID organizations, renewals, metadata, or card images. Keep separate copies of those records and images.

Existing journal history remains readable for free. Logging and editing require Premium or eligible lifetime access. Current US pricing is $2.99 per month with a 14-day trial for new users, or $79.99 for a lifetime license. Eligible early users retain grandfathered lifetime editing access.

See MA Journey on the App Store, Google Play, and the in-app purchase screen for the current offer. Buying lifetime access does not automatically cancel an active monthly subscription; manage that subscription separately.

You do not need a separate MA Journey account. Journal data is stored locally on iPhone, iPad, and Android. On iPhone and iPad, private iCloud sync can keep records available across your Apple devices. Android has no iCloud or device sync, including sync with Apple devices. Local journaling does not require a continuous internet connection; iCloud syncing does.

For iPhone and iPad sync, use the same iCloud account on your Apple devices and allow time for initial synchronization. Photos and journal records have different storage behavior, so do not assume that every attachment has transferred simply because a journal entry appears.

Yes. MA Journey supports journal backup/import, Merge and Restore Missing options, and a printable PDF journal or report. These serve different purposes: a PDF is a readable record, while a data backup is used for restoring journal data.

Current backups are not comprehensive. Member ID records and card images are omitted, and photo inclusion depends on whether the image data is available. Keep separate copies of important credentials and media before replacing data or changing devices.

No. The training journal works without wearable data on both iOS and Android. On iOS, with permission, Apple Health integration can link workouts and show heart-rate, active-energy, and selected FitInsights capacity information alongside a session. FitInsights is iOS-only; Android does not include this integration or Apple Health features.

A session’s “After” capacity is a historical session-end snapshot. It is not the same as the live “Now” value in the full FitInsights app.

Purchase access and journal data are separate. Restoring purchase access addresses paid entitlements; restoring or merging a journal backup addresses training records. On iPhone and iPad, eligible grandfathered access may depend on saved iCloud state rather than an App Store purchase. If your access or records appear missing, use the in-app documentation or contact PROJECT-JTH before replacing your data.

FitInsights is an Apple Health dashboard for readiness, training load, recovery, and fitness trends. It helps recreational and endurance athletes understand patterns in their existing health and workout data, with views for daily capacity and longer-term progress.

It is informational software, not a medical device or a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. See FitInsights on the App Store for the current release.

FitInsights is available for iPhone and iPad with an Apple Watch companion, complications, and widgets. Download the current release from the App Store and check the listing for device and operating-system requirements.

Morning capacity provides a starting point based on overnight recovery and available health context. Now capacity reflects the developing picture during the day as activity and workout information becomes available. Use them to understand the day’s context rather than treating every change as a new medical finding.

FitInsights brings together training mix, workload and recovery, sleep, heart-rate and heart-rate-variability patterns, aerobic-fitness indicators, and selected body trends. Subjective wellness notes, effort ratings, labels, and charts add context to the recorded data.

It is designed to help you see patterns and make more informed training decisions, not to diagnose a condition, guarantee performance, or impose a mandatory training plan.

Features depend on the Apple Health data available to the app. Limited history, missing sleep or workout records, denied permissions, gaps in Watch wear, or workouts without heart-rate data can leave some views incomplete.

Check that the relevant records exist in Apple Health, that FitInsights has permission to read them, and that your device or recording app is supplying the needed measurements. The in-app documentation explains the individual metrics.

FitInsights does not require a separate account or use its own analysis backend. HealthKit calculations run on your device. However, selected subjective inputs, snapshots, settings, charts, labels, tags, and related derived state can sync across your devices through iCloud.

On-device analysis does not mean every setting or derived record is exclusively local. Raw Apple Health access and the app’s iCloud-synced state are different parts of the data flow.

No. Its current HealthKit integration reads data for analysis; it does not write workouts or health measurements back to Apple Health. Continue using your preferred workout-recording app or device to create the underlying records.

FitInsights offers a seven-day full-access preview. Current US Premium options are $4.99 per month, $39.99 per year, or a $99.99 lifetime unlock. Optional tips are separate from Premium.

Review FitInsights on the App Store and the in-app purchase screen for the current offer and access details.

A bulk export and a complete in-app cloud-erasure workflow are not currently available. Advanced export and sharing are planned work, not current features. Apple Health records and FitInsights’ own derived or subjective records are distinct, so deleting the app should not be treated as a complete deletion of both. contact PROJECT-JTH if you need guidance about your data.

GloveBook is a personal vehicle log for fuel, service, trips, rideshare work, costs, and reminders across multiple vehicles. It replaces the scattered receipts and notebook entries you might otherwise keep in the glovebox.

It is a vehicle recordkeeping app, not a fleet-management service, automatic telematics system, or tax-filing service.

GloveBook is available for iPhone and iPad from the App Store. It does not have a dedicated native Mac app. The App Store may show compatibility with other Apple devices; check that listing rather than assuming the iPad app has been verified for macOS.

Yes. Keep separate vehicle records and log fuel, maintenance, personal or business trips, rideshare activity, costs, and related notes. Dashboard summaries and statistics help you review fuel economy, spending, and recent activity. Recordkeeping and location-assisted estimates are not a substitute for checking the accuracy of your entries.

Current reminders are due and overdue records shown inside the app. They help you review what needs attention when you open GloveBook. Push or scheduled notification reminders are not a current feature.

No. GloveBook is a $4.99 one-time purchase in the US App Store, with no subscription, trial, or in-app purchase tier. Family Sharing is enabled. Check the App Store listing for the price shown in your region.

No separate GloveBook account is required. Local-only use is supported, and private iCloud sync is optional for keeping records across devices. Photos are stored in a GloveBook album in your Photos library; photo availability across devices also depends on Photos and iCloud Photos behavior.

Record sync and photo sync are not the same process, so allow time for both and verify important attachments on a new device.

GloveBook supports Fuelly CSV import, JSON import/export, and rideshare CSV export. Repeating an import can create duplicate records.

JSON exports contain readable vehicle, identification, location, cost, and business-mileage information, so store them accordingly. Current photo references are not completely represented in JSON backups; keep separate copies of receipts and other important images.

No. The current reset does not remove favorite locations or assets in your Photos library. Removing the app also does not necessarily remove iCloud or Photos data. If you need complete removal or are preparing to change devices, contact PROJECT-JTH for guidance and manage Photos separately.

GloveBook is the public product name. AutoLedger is an older working name that remains in some technical documentation and files. Use GloveBook when looking for the app or asking for support.

Groundwork is a focused daily-practice app that combines guided breathing, a repeatable ten-minute strength routine, lightweight logging, and a simple FitInsights capacity glance. It is built around showing up for a manageable practice, not browsing a large content library.

Yes. Groundwork: Breathe & Move is publicly available for iPhone and iPad with an Apple Watch companion. Download it from the App Store.

Breath Lab provides guided pacing for breathing and meditation practices, with optional voice and tone cues, explanations, evidence context, citations, and protocol-specific safety information. Available practices include cyclic sighing, box breathing, 4-7-8 breathing, resonance breathing, diaphragmatic breathing, focused-attention meditation, open-monitoring meditation, and nasal-breathing practice.

The app guides practice; it does not promise treatment outcomes or automatically determine the right protocol for a medical condition.

The strength practice uses two rounds of five movement patterns: push, squat, row, bridge, and core. EMOM means “every minute on the minute.” Choose a suitable variation, record repetitions or holds, and note effort and technique.

The app uses your recorded observations to suggest whether to maintain, add repetitions, progress, or regress a movement. It is a focused calisthenics routine rather than a comprehensive training-program service.

Groundwork is free, with no Premium tier or subscription. Optional tips support the app but unlock no additional features. The app can be used without making a tip purchase.

No. Apple Health access is optional. With permission, it supplies context for the capacity glance and can receive completed breathing practices as mindful sessions and completed strength practices as workouts.

The Apple Watch companion can show the current breathing phase and live heart rate. The iPhone controls the primary timer and logging. Install the companion and open it if needed; automatic Watch launch is not guaranteed.

No. Groundwork includes a compact Morning and Now capacity glance. FitInsights is the separate app for broader readiness analysis, calendars, training load, correlations, and longer-term trends. Groundwork remains focused on carrying out and logging a daily practice.

Groundwork does not require an account and stores its practice history locally. It currently has no iCloud sync, in-app export, or backup feature. Its Watch companion shares session state, not a separate cloud archive of your history.

Removing the app clears its local data. Any sessions written to Apple Health are separate records and must be managed in Health. Keep this distinction in mind before removing the app or changing devices.

No. Groundwork provides general wellness and fitness tools, not medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or individualized rehabilitation. Review the safety information for each practice and choose movements appropriate to your situation. Capacity values and wearable measurements are informational rather than medical clearance.

Markborne is a live-action social elimination game for participating friend groups, clubs, offices, campuses, and events. A host creates a Circle, players accept its rules, and each player or team receives a Mark. The game follows claims, decisions, and the passing of Marks until a winner remains.

Markborne is now available, with its public release on September 29, 2026.

Yes. Markborne is available on the App Store as of September 29, 2026. The initial version is for Apple devices; Android and web clients are not current offerings. Download Markborne on the App Store or visit Markborne’s website to learn more.

A Circle is the game and its participating group. Your Mark is the assigned player or team involved in your next game objective. The Code is the Circle’s agreed rules and settings. The Arbiter is the host who manages the Circle and resolves claims or disputes.

These terms describe the game structure; they do not replace participants’ consent or permission to use the places where a group chooses to play.

The host creates a Circle and invites players. Players join, review the rules, and mark themselves ready. The host starts the game, assignments are made, and players submit claims under the chosen proof rules. The Arbiter reviews disputed claims, and the game updates the assignments as play progresses. Solo and team play are supported.

There is no continuous live map of all players. Markborne includes optional location-intelligence features for eligible Circles, including proximity notices, hotspot alerts, limited last-known-location peeks, play boundaries, and geofenced Sanctuaries.

Location intelligence is opt-in and can involve background location updates during an enabled game. It should not be described as “no location tracking.” Review the Circle’s rules and location permissions before participating.

Sanctuaries identify places where the Circle’s rules restrict play. Where geofenced Sanctuaries are configured, the app can suppress claims and location intelligence in those areas. Play windows set when the group intends the game to be active.

These controls support agreed boundaries. They do not replace player judgment, consent, or the venue’s rules.

The Circle’s Arbiter reviews evidence and resolves claims or disputes. Players can use the in-game reporting path to raise an issue with the Arbiter.

Witness mode records a typed name; it is not independent in-app confirmation by that witness. Do not treat it as a verified witness statement.

Markborne uses a free Circle tier and one-Circle passes rather than subscriptions. The configured tiers support up to eight players for a free Circle, up to 30 with a Circle Pass, and up to 100 with a Grand Circle Pass. The Grand Circle tier includes location intelligence.

Passes are consumable purchases for a Circle, not permanent unlimited-game upgrades. Cosmetics are separate non-consumable purchases. Check current prices and availability in the App Store and in-app purchase screen.

Markborne requires Sign in with Apple and iCloud. Multiplayer records, profiles, evidence, and enabled location information use CloudKit’s public database. This is not a private iCloud journal, and assignment secrecy should not be presented as a security guarantee.

A Circle purge removes game records and location pings, but signing out does not delete your profile or all associated content. Markborne supports account deletion. Account deletion is separate from signing out or purging a Circle. contact PROJECT-JTH for questions about data removal.

No. Markborne is for consenting participants under an agreed Circle Code. Real weapons, sexualized variants, and nonconsensual tracking outside opted-in games are outside the product’s scope. A Circle’s custom rules must not be treated as permission to involve bystanders or disregard venue rules.

Selected photography, video, editing, course production, and visual storytelling engagements remain available when the project is a strong fit.

Content production is now primarily offered as a supporting capability of PROJECT-JTH. Jesse's production experience also informs the design of Project Relay and his understanding of real content workflows.

For selected creative engagements, PROJECT-JTH combines visual storytelling, strategic thinking, and direct collaboration to create purposeful content aligned with your brand goals. Production is a supporting capability within the broader consulting, speaking, and software business, with projects accepted when the scope and fit are right.

Selected creative projects can support startups, local businesses, entrepreneurs, service providers, and other organizations that need professional visual content or recurring brand support. The fit depends on the project goals, scope, timing, and available capacity.

PROJECT-JTH focuses on photography, video production, and creative storytelling projects that help individuals and organizations communicate their message visually.

While we work across multiple industries, we tailor every project to the client’s audience, goals, and brand identity rather than using a one-size-fits-all creative approach.

Yes. Creative engagements can range from a single production to recurring content or a monthly retainer, when the project and available capacity are a fit. The work, schedule, deliverables, and engagement structure are agreed in advance.

Services include photography, video production, aerial/drone cinematography, creative direction, storytelling strategy, and consulting support for brand growth.

A video project begins with an introductory conversation about your goals, audience, and needs. A treatment outlines the creative approach, followed by preproduction planning and shooting. Editing incorporates agreed feedback and revisions before delivery of the final video files. The scope and review checkpoints are defined for the project.

We start by understanding your goals, audience, and message, then build a collaborative production process designed to create impactful visual content that reflects your brand.

Yes. We help clients shape messaging, content direction, visual storytelling, and campaign ideas so the final content supports broader business objectives.

That’s completely normal. PROJECT-JTH can help explore ideas, identify the best visual approach, and develop a concept that aligns with your goals.

We prioritize communication, planning, and collaborative checkpoints throughout the process so clients always know what to expect and can provide feedback along the way.

Where there is a suitable fit, a retainer can provide recurring content production, creative strategy, and brand support without requiring an in-house production team. The cadence, deliverables, review process, and available capacity are agreed as part of the engagement.

We believe creative work is collaborative. Feedback and revisions are built into the workflow to ensure the final deliverables align with client expectations and brand standards.

We continuously adapt creative strategies and production approaches to align with changing audience behavior, digital platforms, and modern storytelling formats.

You do not need to select a service before reaching out. Start by describing the problem, audience, workflow, or decision creating pressure.

Jesse can help determine whether the appropriate next step is a technical review, advisory engagement, keynote, workshop, software product, selected production engagement, or a referral to someone better suited to the need.

Yes. While based in Alabama, PROJECT-JTH can work with clients across the country depending on the project scope and needs.

New clients can expect discovery focused on their business, objectives, constraints, timeline, and desired outcome. For creative work, that includes the audience and vision before production begins. For consulting or speaking, discovery focuses on the technical situation or audience needs so the engagement can be scoped appropriately.

Potentially. Some needs are best addressed through a focused review or single event, while others may benefit from continued advisory support, implementation, workshops, or related work.

Ongoing arrangements are considered when there is a clear need, defined value, and an engagement structure that makes sense for both parties.

Yes. Engagements can be tailored to your organization’s goals, whether the need is a keynote, leadership workshop, technical or security review, or selected commercial media project. Customization is defined within the agreed scope, deliverables, and available capacity.

Yes. Many clients benefit from integrated solutions (for example, pairing leadership development with video production or combining security consulting with communication strategy) to create a more effective overall outcome.

Visit https://projectjth.com/contact-us and describe the problem, audience, system, workflow, or decision you are trying to address.

You do not need to arrive with a predetermined service request. Start with what needs to move forward, what is creating pressure, and what a useful outcome would look like.

These are scoped professional engagements. Contact PROJECT-JTH with your goals, timing, audience or technical context, and expected deliverables to discuss scope and fees. Praxis subscription pricing is separate from professional-service fees.