A veteran-founded maker and software shop in Tulsa.
Why this company exists
Let me introduce myself. I'm Jim Ray: a family man, a USAF veteran, and an entrepreneur. My greatest honor to date was serving my country and my fellow Americans. After my time as a Security Forces member stationed in Missouri, I wasn't sure what my path was. But I knew one thing: the desire to keep serving others, in any way I can, is a lifelong mission.
So I honed new skills and added them to what the Air Force taught me. Now I look for solutions to everyday problems and put those skills to work for the benefit of others. Nothing brings me greater joy than helping someone reach their goals.
What began as a veteran building, fixing, and creating things for friends and family turned into a mission, and that mission became Digi Labs Core. My shop builds custom software and apps, 3D-printed and designed parts, prototypes, and functional pieces. Tulsa is where I call home and run my small businesses. My merch shop, Throwback Geeks™, features my own artwork alongside licensed art from other talented creators.
Running a business taught me firsthand the nightmares owners face. That's exactly why I built SYMPHONIC™: one platform to run a whole business from a single screen, so other owners don't have to fight the same fires I did.
Service After Service
The name means what it says. The standard I held in uniform is the one I hold now: show up, communicate straight, do the work right, and stand behind it long after it ships.
- Straight answers. Honest scoping. If a job isn't a fit, I'll say so early.
- Finished means finished. The work is done when it works for you, not when it leaves the bench.
- One shop. The person who quotes your job is the person who builds it.
Work with me
Got a software build or a custom 3D print in mind? Tell me what you need.
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