Gelmet apps are not random side quests. They come from workflow pain, production pressure, and those moments where you look at a process and think, there has to be a better way.
These first apps are both built around the same idea: if people already have useful gear, the software should help them get more out of it instead of forcing them into a giant technical leap.
Spot Projector is for venues that need a spotlight effect without buying, storing, or staffing a traditional follow spot. The whole point is to make setup, testing, and live use feel clear enough that normal humans can walk up and use it.
SpotMover is about meeting venues where they are. If they already own a capable fixture, the software should help them get useful follow-spot-style control out of it without expecting every operator to think like a lighting programmer.
These apps are not built from a blank-sheet startup pitch. They come from real questions about budgets, staffing, room limitations, operator confidence, and gear people already have sitting there.
Gelmet is also moving toward camp, school, and team organization tools. Those are still taking shape, but the direction is the same: clearer systems, simpler interfaces, and less wasted energy.
If one of these tools is close to what you need but not quite there yet, I also do consulting, workflow design, and practical implementation help.
