About the studio

NEUROHAZE PROJECT
A California software foundry

NHP designs, engineers and operates applied software across eleven industries. Founded in 2022 on a single garment, it now runs live products in sport, property, commerce, culture and care — all from one build system.

01 — Mandate

What NEUROHAZE PROJECT does

NEUROHAZE PROJECT (NHP) is a California technology studio that designs, engineers and operates its own software. NHP does not resell templates or bolt together ready-made tools: every product in the catalogue — a fight-card index, a property listing engine, a car marketplace, a research panel, a therapy platform — is built on one shared foundation of interface, data and deployment, then tuned to the industry it serves.

That foundation is what lets a small studio run many products at once. A single design language, a single data layer and a single operating rhythm mean a new vertical launches in weeks rather than years, and every improvement made for one industry carries over to the rest.

02 — Audience

Who it is for

NHP builds for operators who are undersupported by existing software: fight promotions, independent brokerages, local dealerships, classifieds founders, apparel labels, research teams and clinicians. These are businesses with real volume and no patience for slow pages, clumsy admin tools or platforms that treat them as an afterthought.

The studio also takes on third-party engineering for founders and agencies that need a product shipped properly, from brand and interface through data modelling and launch.

03 — Studio

Who builds it

NEUROHAZE PROJECT was founded in California in 2022 as a clothing design hobby: sketches, samples, short production runs and a growing frustration with the tools available to build anything around them. That frustration became self-taught engineering, and the engineering became a studio.

Today NHP is a compact team of designers and engineers working from California, with the same founding premise intact — if the tool you need does not exist, the answer is to build it correctly. Everything NHP releases is designed and engineered in-house, from the first wireframe to the production deployment.