What we do
At Evntd, we specialize in designing and building information systems that are scalable, reliable, and maintable. We use Event Modeling, a technique created by Adam Dymitruk, to build a set of system blueprints which describes the flow of information and its behavior over time.
This approach is powerful in its simplicity—it provides a visual timeline-based representation of a system, making it simple to understand, communicate, and iterate on designs before a single line of code is written. By focusing on real-world events and user interactions, Event Modeling ensures that systems are aligned with business goals and remain adaptable as requirements evolve.
Event Sourcing is our standard approach for storing information for every system we build. With event sourcing, data is stored as a sequence of immutable events, meaning no information is ever lost. This not only provides a complete history of changes but allows systems to adapt over time without compromising data integrity.
Services
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Event Modeling Sessions
Hands-on, collaborative workshops where we design a system tailored to your business objectives using Event Modeling. These workshops can be hosted on-site at your company or remotely for distributed teams
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Training for Teams
Learn how to design and implement systems using Event Modeling, Event Sourcing, and CQRS. Understand how to leverage eventual consistency in real-world scenarios.
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Architecture & Strategy Consulting
Expert guidance on designing scalable, event-driven architectures, ensuring seamless integration with your existing tech stack.
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Implementation Services
Our team can integrate with your existing development teams or take full ownership of developing and delivering the system.
Products
At Evntd, we are dedicated to improving how systems are designed and built using Event Modeling and Event Sourcing. While we do not currently offer commercial products, we are actively researching and developing tooling that may become the foundation of future offerings.
Our focus is on creating solutions that make modeling, visualization, and implementation of event-based systems more intuitive and effective. As we refine our approach, we aim to provide tools that help organizations gain clarity, improve collaboration, and build more predictable, reliable software systems.
Stay tuned for updates as our research evolves into practical solutions.
Team
Jake Bruun
Founder, Software Architect, Event Sourcing Expert
Jake Bruun is the founder of Evntd, a software consulting company specializing in Event Modeling and Event Sourcing. He has a proven track record of designing scalable systems across industries including research administration, telecom, supply chain logistics, and fintech. Passionate about solving complex business challenges, Jake is committed to helping organizations achieve their goals while transitioning to more efficient, reliable systems.
Adam Dymitruk
Advisor, Founder and CEO of Adaptech Group
Creator of Event Modeling
Adam Dymitruk is the CEO of Adaptech Group and the creator of Event Modeling. With over three decades of experience in software development and architecture, Adam is an expert in event-driven systems and Event Sourcing. He has been instrumental in advancing these methodologies, particularly through his work on Event Modeling, which provides a visual and collaborative approach to system design. Adam is a frequent speaker at international conferences and has contributed significantly to the evolution of responsible, efficient system design and implementation in the software industry.
Martin Dilger
Advisor, CEO of Nebulit GmbH
Author "Understanding Eventsourcing", Event Sourcing Expert
Martin Dilger is the CEO of Nebulit GmbH. He works as an event modeling expert and supports customers in the planning and implementation of event-based systems with event modeling, event sourcing and Axon. He has worked as an IT architect and consultant in various industries for more than 15 years. He is the author of the book "Understanding Eventsourcing" and an expert in event modeling and event sourcing of complex systems. Martin regularly conducts trainings and workshops with teams and passes on his knowledge.