We don’t just build for clients. We build and own companies.
MJW Media started as a web design and SEO agency on Long Island, and it still is one. But over the last few years we’ve been building software of our own — products we fund, ship, and operate ourselves. Some are live in the App Store. Some run quietly in the background making everything else work. Here’s what we own.
Aergos
The SEO and AI visibility platform that ships the fix, not just the report. Built for agencies running dozens of clients at once, Aergos connects ranking data to the work that actually changes it — content, technical fixes, internal linking, and publishing straight into the client's CMS.
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Zestly
An AI cooking app that turns whatever's already in your fridge into a recipe worth making. Personalized recipes, step-by-step guidance, and Chef Arena — themed cooking challenges where home cooks compete for points and rewards. Free on iOS and Android.
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AIM250
America's Instant Messenger, rebuilt for America's 250th. End-to-end encrypted one-to-one chats and friends-only group spaces, US-only and 17+. Free, with an optional ad-free upgrade. We never sell your data.
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Shmee World
A social experiment in gamified engagement with an autonomous AI agent. Shmee travels city to city, eats at real restaurants in real neighborhoods, and posts it all to Instagram, Threads, and TikTok with no human in the loop. Followers track him on a live world map, vote on where he goes next, and report sightings when he turns up.
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The infrastructure our products run on. We built these for ourselves because nothing off the shelf did the job.
Meeting Intel
Live meeting intelligence. Calendar-aware session tracking with real-time coaching cards, drawn from live web research mid-conversation.
Hivemind Memory
A shared memory layer for AI agents. Claude, Codex, and Gemini all read and write to one persistent knowledge base, so context survives across sessions, machines, and models.