Unknown Projects started on March 17, 2023 with Discord bots and side projects. That origin matters, but the old company website let it become the whole story. It looked backward at a portfolio of experiments instead of forward at the company we are operating now.
The new Unknown Projects is a product company with a client-services practice—not a shelf of unrelated demos.
Two products are the focus
WindOp and Just Curves are the company products. That is intentionally a short list.
WindOp is a Windows-native AI operator. It works across the desktop, files, shell, browser, applications, memory, and agent workflows. It is designed for the full PC rather than a single code editor.
Just Curves is a dating platform where being plus-size is the premise, not a filter people have to apologize for. The product is built around mutual messaging, compatibility, safety, human moderation, and a community with a specific reason to exist.
Those products do not share a visual brand. They do share an operating standard: useful features, explicit trust boundaries, production infrastructure, real support paths, and the expectation that shipping includes operating the system after launch.
Client work is the second engine
We also build for clients. Business websites, product systems, automation, integrations, bots, desktop applications, and game server infrastructure all sit inside that practice.
The difference is that the advice comes from doing the work on our own products too. We deal with releases, stale caches, support workflows, security boundaries, data recovery, mobile behavior, email delivery, deployment, and all the unglamorous things a screenshot cannot prove.
That product discipline has already gone into live work for Gulli Trucking, Luxe & Lather, Krouts Detailing, and Beloved Grace.
A clearer company
Unknown Projects LLC is owned 50/50 by Pedro Torres and Zachary Gladfelter.
- Pedro, Co-Founder and CEO, leads formation, compliance, paperwork, and company operations.
- Zach, Co-Founder and CTO, leads product engineering, client builds, automation, deployment, and infrastructure.
That split matters because the company needs both: the technical depth to build responsibly and the operational foundation to turn the work into a durable business.
What changed here
This website was rebuilt to reflect that reality. The old featured bots and stale titles are gone. Products and client work are separated. Services are specific. The founders are accurate. The site uses real product and client imagery, clean URLs, structured data, accessible interactions, a restrained dark-and-light design system, and a deployment path that can be verified.
Most importantly, the site now answers the right question: not “what experiments have we touched?” but “what are we committed to building well?”
What comes next
The next chapter is not about adding more logos to the products page. It is about making WindOp and Just Curves stronger, serving clients with the same care, and building the operational systems that let the company grow without lowering the standard.
If you are building something useful and need a partner who can carry it from rough scope through production, tell us where it is stuck.