About Oqodo

Oqodo LLC is a Minneapolis-based software studio founded and operated by Mark Nutter. We build practical, AI-native products end-to-end — design, engineering, infrastructure, and operations under one roof.

What we make

Each of our products solves a problem the founder has actually lived with. Moxmo came from years of personal interest in the behavioral patterns that drive household spending. Thrive came from working closely with people running wellness businesses. The MN Toy Library work came from a real local nonprofit needing real software.

The studio is unusual in scope for its size: we deploy on infrastructure we operate (Cloudflare Workers, Pages, D1, R2, Railway, self-hosted services), use AI orchestration heavily in the build process, and treat the operational reality of running production software as a first-class concern.

About Mark

Mark is a software engineer with a long career across e-commerce platforms, internal tools, and consumer products. Before founding Oqodo, he held engineering roles at Evereve and other Twin Cities companies. Outside of work he plays in two music projects — Cool Cool (covers) and Selvedge (originals) — and is a husband and father of three daughters.

The current creative thesis: the most interesting craft of the next decade is orchestrating AI agents to ship real software, not writing every line by hand. Oqodo is the studio where that thesis gets tested in public, one shipped product at a time.

How we work

Small scope, real revenue. We avoid the venture-pattern of raising large rounds against unproven theses; instead we ship products, charge for them, and let the running businesses fund the next thing. The infrastructure layer (AppSeed) is the operational backbone that lets one founder maintain multiple products without losing fidelity.

We're selective about what we add to the portfolio. Every product on the products page earned its spot by being something the world is meaningfully better with than without.

Get in touch

For partnerships, press, or just to say hello — the contact page has the relevant addresses.