Christopher Klein / Founder & President, Caynetic Ltd. Nassau, The Bahamas / Serving the Caribbean
Community first Serve the Cays Catch Da Bus CaribbeanSaaS
Local roots / A shared future

Built for
community.

The Bahamas is home. These are the projects I’m building to help people give back, share local knowledge, and discover what our region has to offer.

Community & volunteering

Serve the Cays

Giving back starts with knowing where to begin. I created Serve the Cays to bring Bahamian organizations, volunteer opportunities, and community events into one place.

I lead its design and development through Caynetic, with a simple goal: make it easier to find a cause and take part.

VolunteeringLocal organizationsThe Bahamas
Visit Serve the Cays
01 / Giving backThe Bahamas
Serve the Cays illustration with its island-and-heart logo, community organization cards, and an events directory
Find organizations. Discover events. Get involved.
Project illustration from Caynetic.
What connects the work

Local knowledge.
More possibility.

Where can I help? What do local riders know? Who’s building software here? I want to make those answers easier to find, and give people a way to contribute what they know.

02 / More community projects

Routes & discovery.

Nassau / Across the Caribbean
Catch Da Bus illustration with its turquoise jitney logo, a schematic route map, and local knowledge under review
Project illustration / Nassau jitney route research
Local transport / Community review

Catch Da Bus

I’m building a place to document Nassau’s jitney routes, stops, and landmarks. Historical references are a starting point; local riders can share route corrections and recent observations for review.

Current routes and service details are still being checked.

Explore Catch Da Bus
CaribbeanSaaS illustration showing its island technology logo, searchable software listings, category filters, and region filters
Project illustration / Caribbean software discovery
Regional technology / Software directory

CaribbeanSaaS

There’s more being built in our region than people often see. I built CaribbeanSaaS to help people discover software made in or serving the Caribbean, browse by category and region, and visit each product’s own website.

A directory maintained through Caynetic.

Explore the directory