Bo Lane / Oregon

Built from curiosity. Made to be useful.

I’m Bo Lane. I build websites, tools, baseball projects, collections, and whatever else refuses to stay an idea.

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Apparently the projects started early.

The through line

Different kinds of work. Same reason for making it.

01

Digital projects

Useful websites and small tools built around real problems, usually because I wanted a better way to do something.

02

Baseball

Coaching, player development, field resources, and ideas that make the game a little easier to teach, track, or enjoy.

03

Stories & collections

Writing, family history, old cardboard, and the kinds of objects and stories that are worth keeping around.

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The rest of the desk.

COACHING / 2026

Woodburn Baseball

As head varsity coach at Woodburn High School, I’ve approached the job as more than putting a team on the field. The work includes player development, culture, branding, fundraising, facilities, community involvement, and the long-term challenge of building a program players can be proud to belong to.

Woodburn Instagram

INTERNAL TOOL / 2026

Harmony Operations Portal

In development

I designed and built an internal operations platform for Harmony Fresh Seafoods that brings customers, prospects, orders, production data, traceability, analytics, internal communication, and other everyday tools together in one centralized workspace.

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Harmony Operations Portal

DIGITAL PROJECT / 2026

Pick Me A Flick

Pick Me a Flick came from a very familiar problem: spending more time deciding what movie to watch than actually watching one. I built a deliberately simple movie picker that lets you choose an era and genre, then gets out of the way and gives you something to watch.

PICK A FLICK

COLLECTION / 2026

Project 22

I’ve been a Clyde Drexler fan since I could remember, and somewhere along the way that turned into a collection. Cards, autographs, memorabilia, and other pieces now document both his career and my own fascination with collecting the history surrounding one of my favorite athletes.

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WRITING / 2024

One Last Sermon

One Last Sermon is part of the writing side of my life and reflects years spent thinking about faith, ministry, people, and the stories we carry with us. Writing it was another example of an idea taking hold strongly enough that eventually I had to turn it into a book.

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I’m always interested in useful projects, good stories, baseball conversations, and unexpected ideas.