in rebuild
Build Studio
Assemble a blueprint of the tools your operation needs and watch each one run on sample data. On jacks right now while it gets folded into this site.
What happened to itThe workshop side of True North Data Strategies
The suits sell decks.
We ship systems.
Pipeline Punks is where the work gets built, tested, and shown in public. Free tools, real demos, and straight talk about running fleets, fuel, and field operations. Walk in, kick the tires, learn something, leave. Nobody asks for your email on the way out.
| site | pipelinepunks.com |
|---|---|
| operator | True North Data Strategies LLC |
| status | mid-rebuild. tools return one at a time |
| access | free. no account. no email wall. |
Break rules, not operations.
Loads. Code. Attitude.
Both doors are on jacks at the moment. We are rebuilding the Studio and the learn lane into one site instead of three, in public, one page at a time. Same deal when they reopen: free, no account, no email wall.
in rebuild
Learn to Build
Plain-English learning modules for operators who want to build their own fixes. Torn down to the frame and being rebuilt in public.
See what is comingProof over pitch
Nothing on this site is a mockup of a thing we might build someday. If you can click it, it runs. If it is not ready, it says so.
REBUILD
Build Studio
The public sandbox: browse solutions by industry and see what each one removes from your week. Being rebuilt into this site.
What happened to itLIVE
Operators Brief
Field notes on what we built, what broke, what it cost, and what to steal. Published right here, free to read, no account.
Launch itSOON
CourseForge
The course platform behind the Learn lane. Training built from your own source material. On the bench now.
We only look like trouble.
Pipeline Punks is the open garage door of True North Data Strategies, a veteran-owned data and operations shop. TNDS is the contract brand: assessments, installs, support, the paperwork. Punks is where operators watch the work happen, try the tools, and learn to build their own. Same building, different volume.
The house rule is simple: break bottlenecks, not workers. Every tool here exists to hand somebody their evening back, not to squeeze one more report out of a dispatcher who is already doing three jobs.
Some operators use the free stuff and never call. Good. Some come back when the job outgrows the toolbox. Also good. That is the whole model.
The Operators Brief
Field notes for people who run the real thing: what we built, what broke, what it costs, and what to steal for your own operation. Published right here, free to read.
Get the Brief