openinfo is not a one-off website shop. We operate our own SaaS products and data platforms, turning content publishing, data collection, access control, scheduled jobs, API integrations, and monitoring into systems that keep running.
Our core team has long worked across enterprise information systems, mobile applications, platform services, and public-sector or large-enterprise collaboration. What we bring is not only frontend and backend delivery, but the full chain of analysis, architecture, data governance, workflow digitization, admin tooling, security controls, acceptance testing, and operational handoff.
fb-commander and house-miner are where openinfo has hardened the backend, data, access-control, scheduling, and operations work that future projects can reuse.
Real estate social operations automation
A platform for real estate operators to manage multiple Facebook accounts, configure recurring or randomized publishing strategies, and automatically distribute listings, images, and videos to selected groups and social channels.
Real estate data infrastructure
A data infrastructure platform that extends fb-commander's collection capability, continuously integrating listings from 591, Facebook groups, LINE groups, agency websites, and other public sources into a searchable historical data warehouse.
The same engineering base powers both products.
Products need accounts, roles, feature permissions, and audit trails that support team operations instead of single-user screens.
Publishing, crawling, and processing move into observable background jobs: the interface drives work, while workers execute it reliably.
Multi-source inputs are normalized, deduplicated, retained, and indexed so data becomes an operating asset rather than a snapshot.
Systems must connect to existing workflows while keeping execution records, error context, health signals, and maintainable delivery evidence.
Our project experience spans AI video data flows, media asset management, international order systems, mobile applications, and airport workflow digitization. These projects inform how openinfo handles data governance, workflow redesign, system integration, admin tooling, APIs, acceptance testing, and operations handoff.
AI snapshots, alert images, video clips, and device status were structured into searchable, replayable operating data.
Inconsistent naming, duplicates, and logical conflicts were redesigned into maintainable structures for search and reporting.
Orders, mobile devices, permit reviews, and legacy integrations were handled through clear data models, APIs, and acceptance rules.
Testing, automation, security controls, operating guides, and maintenance records are treated as part of the delivery surface.