About Us
So you want to know who is behind the NetUpdate solution? And where did we get a name like KidMoses anyway? Well, let's start with the name. KidMoses was a name I came up with many years ago when my son was looking for a name for his band. He didn't like the name very much, but I thought it was very cool and decided to keep it for myself. I've been using it for a web nickname ever since.
As for software, I've been creating applications for over 25 years now, going way back to the days of basic programming. Since then, I've dabbled in Basic, Visual Basic, C, C++, and Delphi. I started with Delphi 1 when it was first introduced, and created a neat little component called "ReportWorks", which was amazingly popular. However, the demands of the corporate world left little time for personal applications and most of the last fifteen years have been spent creating corporate solutions.
A couple of years back, I decided I needed to create a solution to deal with all the spam email I was getting on a daily basis. There were a lot of applications available already and I tried quite a few. None seemed to do everything I wanted without a lot of work and constant tweaking. So I decided to write something myself and came up with Junkanoo. I've made the application available as freeware for everyone to enjoy. Thousands of people around the world have suggested software ideas and spotted things that could be improved. Building on many of these great ideas, I designed and built Espresso, a full-featured email client designed to eliminate all spam from your Inbox.
It was due to my corporate work that NetUpdate was developed. Working on a project to provide support for hundreds of kisoks in the field, we needed an application that would update all installed kiosks overnight. Due to the geographical distribution of these kiosks, it would also be necessary to provide some sort of targeted updates. After looking at what was available already, it became clear that we needed a custom solution. That's how NetUpdate was born.
I'd like to thank everyone who supported me building these applications. Without their continued support, none of this would have been possible. Thanks.
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