From JcJenson to Urbanshade: Why the Acquisition Happened & What Changes

TL;DR: Urbanshade has officially acquired JcJenson. Our new home for releases, docs, and news is urbanshadehq.neocities.org — this is the Main Site. JcJenson projects aren’t disappearing; they’re leveling up under Urbanshade’s infrastructure, roadmap, and brand.

Vision Alignment

JcJenson spent years building experimental tech — from game prototypes to networked UI systems — and it hit a ceiling: distribution and ops. Urbanshade brings what JcJenson lacked at scale: disciplined shipping, cross-site integrations, stronger uptime, and a cleaner design system. Put simply, Urbanshade focuses on transforming ambitious experiments into reliable products with real users.

What’s Changing Today

What’s Staying the Same

Why Urbanshade?

Urbanshade’s stack emphasizes speed, clarity, and consistency. A shared design language (white logo on black, red accents), unified component libraries, and CI flows cut friction so teams can focus on the fun parts: gameplay loops, UX polish, and shipping. For users, that means fewer broken links, clearer documentation, and faster fixes.

Timeline & Migration

  1. Day 0 (now): Branding swaps complete on this site. Redirects and notices point to the Main Site.
  2. Week 1–2: Documentation consolidation. Old pages get “Moved to Urbanshade” headers.
  3. Month 1: Feature parity pass across active projects; bug triage under Urbanshade issue trackers.
  4. Quarter 1: New joint releases with measurable performance targets and player feedback loops.

FAQ

Where do I find updates? On the Main Site.

Will old URLs break? Legacy links will be maintained where feasible; when moved, pages will clearly point to the new location.

Do I need a new account? No changes to how you try public builds. If anything changes later, we’ll post ahead of time on the Main Site.

Thanks for riding with us. The goal isn’t to erase JcJenson’s identity — it’s to give it a bigger stage. See you at urbanshadehq.neocities.org.

Applications

Under Urbanshade, former JcJenson projects focus on practical wins first: deployable web toys, lightweight tools, and multiplayer prototypes that actually run for people, not just screenshots.

R&D

R&D keeps the experimental heart beating — new rendering tricks, smarter input systems, and cleaner netcode — now backed by Urbanshade’s review cycles and perf budgets.

Innovation

Same chaos energy, better guardrails. We’ll keep dropping weird prototypes, but now with docs, versioning, and clear upgrade paths.

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