
Riverling
An independent game I design and develop. Explore gameplay and the latest updates on the Riverling website.
ALEX MOSS / HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA
I’m Alex Moss—a software developer and maker with a background in genomics, technical implementation, and systems troubleshooting. I build apps, support the systems behind them, and make physical products.
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An independent game I design and develop. Explore gameplay and the latest updates on the Riverling website.

An iPhone and iPad app for business licenses, permits, and renewals. Organize records by business, scan documents on-device, and track deadlines, renewal history, and upcoming fees.
Developed with the UAB team. I implemented system tests, added CI code-coverage metrics, and co-authored the 2023 JOSS paper.
A distributed, self-hosted media system with containerized services, hardware-accelerated processing, and documented engineering decisions.
Read the technical storyI founded SGG in December 2024. I formulate, test, and produce beard care, lotion bars, solid colognes, and candles; design packaging in-house; and manage the storefront, customer support, and order automation.
Explore the workMore experiments, tools, and objects.
03 / ABOUT
I like understanding how things work—and making them work better.
My background is in genomics software at UAB and HudsonAlpha, where I built tools for research and helped keep them reliable. That same hands-on approach carries into my apps, self-hosted infrastructure, and physical products.
These days, my work moves between code, CAD, 3D printers, and a market booth. I’m based in Huntsville, Alabama, and comfortable working across disciplines.
2026–present
Independent development of Permitly and Riverling. Requirements, data models, testing, and release decisions.
2024–present
Product formulation and manufacturing, in-house packaging, customer support, e-commerce, and automation.
2019–2023
Research applications, REST APIs, system testing, and CI. Co-author of the Rosalution paper; final QA and integration gate for an emergency hospital platform.
2019–2020
Technical support for a distributed editorial team. Accounts, website, collaboration tools, and migration from a Raspberry Pi mail server to Google Workspace.
2017–2019
Built Dun-Meter for phenotype-to-gene comparison and presented rare-disease demographic research at the 2018 ACMG meeting.
2016–2017
Avionics wiring and installation plans, code refactoring, and a Raspberry Pi demonstration for EAA AirVenture Oshkosh.
04 / GET IN TOUCH
A project, a collaboration, or a question about something I’ve built. I’d like to hear it.
alex@kuthedk.com