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Welcome to Pulse

Introducing Pulse — the official blog of JDX Software. We'll share product insights, lessons learned, and behind-the-scenes updates as we build better tools for real-world creators and developers.

Pulse is the official blog of JDX Software. It’s where we share the heartbeat of our ideas—how they evolve, how we build them, and how they help developers and creators solve real problems. I'm Jackie Ray Johnson-Dallas, founder of JDX Software. I’m building products like Manualize to reduce friction in technical work—starting with better documentation. This blog is where I think out loud along the way.


What You Can Expect

Pulse is more than just updates. It’s a space for signal—practical insights from the product trenches.

Signals

  • How we think about building useful software
  • Founder takes on product strategy, positioning, and validation
  • Where AI helps (and where it doesn’t)

Build Logs

  • Behind-the-scenes on Manualize and other projects
  • Engineering choices and tradeoffs
  • Debugging real-world product issues

Dispatches

  • New product releases and features
  • Experiments like Manualize-as-a-Service
  • Opportunities to contribute or beta test

Why This Blog Exists

We’ve shipped enough to know that software alone isn’t the problem—unclear processes, bad documentation, and communication breakdowns are.

Pulse exists to share how we’re solving that. Not with hype. Not with fluff. Just tools that respect your time and work.


What’s Next?

We’ve got a lot lined up:

  • Why I’m not selling Manualize as “AI-powered”
  • How we’re turning command-line history into documentation
  • A new way to get your infrastructure processes documented without lifting a finger

If you're interested in better tooling, less fluff, and building in the open—you're in the right place.


This post marks the beginning of Pulse. Thanks for being here as we build what’s next.

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Jackie Johnson-Dallas

Founder of JDX Software, creator of Manualize - turning workflows into professional documentation

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