JG Core review: Portfolio of software projects by Joshua Giles, built as an explorable island

Portfolio of software projects by Joshua Giles, built as an explorable island

Not published, free plan: no, prices checked on October 29, 2026.

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What JG Core does

Shows Joshua Giles's software projects as an explorable island and takes enquiries for custom software design, build and running.

JG Core is the home site of JG Core Ltd, the company through which Joshua Giles runs his software work. Rather than selling a single product, the site lays out his projects as a voxel island. Visitors can turn the island, move around it and tap a building to read about that project. A Walk mode lets you wander round it as a stickman. Projects sit in themed lines such as Money, Care, Property and Civic, and older versions rest in a graveyard.

The projects cover many areas. CoreFi is a personal finance app that connects accounts through Open Banking. Revitaco is made for UK care homes and turns care notes logged on a phone into reports for GPs and evidence for CQC inspections. Civic Core Institute compares UK places using official data. Core Careers tailors a CV to each application. CoreTax, CoreVentures and Core RE are described as built but not launched, Core Travel is retired and Core Commerce is on hold.

The author also says he designs, builds and runs software for others, with an email address for enquiries. Pricing not published on the official site: there is no pricing page, so no plans, free tier or trial can be stated. Many projects link out to their own websites.

  • Explorable voxel island of projects
  • Walk mode as a stickman
  • Tap a building to read about a project
  • Projects grouped into themed lines
  • Graveyard for retired versions
  • Custom software design, build and run
  • Contact by email

Good for / Not for

Good for

  • Visitors who want to browse the range of projects built by JG Core Ltd
  • Businesses with something to be built who want to contact the developer directly
  • Anyone looking for a project's status, such as live, in build or retired

Not for

  • Buyers who need published prices, a free plan or a trial
  • Anyone expecting one documented product with listed platforms or an API

How to start

  1. Open the site, drag to turn the island and tap a building to read about a project, or press Walk to wander round it. source

  2. Follow a project's Visit link to its own site where one is shown. source

  3. For new work, email info@jgcore.com describing what needs building. source

Limits and gotchas

  • Pricing is not published on the official site; no plans, free tier or trial are stated. source
  • Several projects are built but not yet launched, and some can only be asked about. source

From the official site and docs of JG Core, checked on October 29, 2026.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Shows many distinct projects in one place, grouped by theme
  • Interactive island with a Walk mode gives a different way to browse a portfolio
  • Each project states its status, such as live, in build, retired or on hold
  • Offers to design, build and run software, with a direct email contact
  • Company details are given: JG Core Ltd, registered in England and Wales

Cons

  • Pricing not published on the official site
  • No free plan or trial information is given
  • Supported platforms and API availability are not stated
  • Several projects are not yet launched or are available only by asking the author
  • It is a portfolio, so it does not describe one product in depth

Our take

JG Core is best read as a portfolio and a way to approach a solo developer, not as a product you subscribe to. It suits visitors who want to browse Joshua Giles's work, or who have a software project and want to ask him about building it. It does not suit anyone looking for a priced plan, a trial or a documented platform list, because the official page gives none of these. Several projects are not launched or are invite-only, so check each project's own status before relying on it.

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JG Core pricing

Pricing not published on the official site. Check JG Core’s website.

Free trial: none listed. Free plan: no.
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Frequently asked questions

What is JG Core?

It is the site of JG Core Ltd, showing projects built by Joshua Giles as an interactive island, and offering software design, build and run work.

How much does it cost?

Pricing not published on the official site. No pricing page was found, so no plans, free tier or trial are stated. Work for others starts with an email enquiry.

Are all the projects live?

No. Some are live, some are built but not launched, some are in build, and others are retired or on hold.

How can I contact JG Core?

The site gives the email address info@jgcore.com for people who have something that needs building.

Who runs JG Core?

The site says the work is run through JG Core Ltd, registered in England and Wales under number 16218779.

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