Purpose

Software built with integrity and clear direction.

tenthirtyone is an independent Christian software studio inspired by 1 Corinthians 10:31.

The goal is to build software with conviction, care, and a clear standard for how work should be done.

That means thoughtful planning, dependable execution, and systems that are built to remain useful after the first release.

Founder

arbjames

Independent developer working primarily in Python and Go, focused on clean architecture, dependable systems, and maintainable software.

"So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God."

1 Corinthians 10:31

Why the Name

The studio name points back to the standard behind the work.

tenthirtyone comes from 1 Corinthians 10:31: "So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God."

That verse shapes the way the work is approached. The goal is not only to ship something functional, but to do the work honestly, carefully, and in a way that reflects integrity.

What That Means

In practice, the work is expected to be:

  • Clear in scope and communication
  • Reliable in day-to-day use
  • Maintainable after delivery
  • Grounded in honest decision-making

What guides the work.

Honest work

Clear communication, fair pricing, and straightforward execution from planning through delivery.

Dependable systems

Software should be stable, maintainable, and ready for real day-to-day use.

Long-term usability

Good systems should stay understandable, supportable, and useful as requirements change.

What clients should experience throughout the work.

The studio should feel structured, direct, and dependable from the first conversation through delivery.

Communication

Straightforward communication

Requirements, tradeoffs, and practical constraints should be discussed clearly so expectations stay aligned.

Execution

Thoughtful technical decisions

Architecture and implementation choices should support stability, maintainability, and real operational use.

Support

Software that remains usable

The finished system should still be understandable and supportable when the project grows or changes later.

Start the conversation.

Reach out to discuss a project, request a quote, or start planning a system built to last.