INCARCERATED SERVICE HUB

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Supporting Incarcerated Individuals - Inside and After

Roman Endeavors, Inc partners with correctional facilities to bring engagement tools and reentry resources to people living through it - day to day inside, and on the road back home.

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Inmate Engagement Solutions

The Department of Corrections have found that tablet-based engagement supports facility safety, cognitive development, and family connection. We build our applications with those same goals in mind.

EvoChess

An intermediate-to-advanced chess simulator built for correctional institution tablets, playable human vs. human or against the AI. EvoChess gives incarcerated individuals a constructive, absorbing outlet — supporting patience, planning, and steady thinking.

Stonescast

A companion app for tabletop gaming, built for correctional institution tablets. Stonescast gives incarcerated individuals a shared, structured activity to engage in together — supporting the same safety-through-engagement goals facilities have documented.

Additional apps currently in development:

Color by Numbers – Family Edition

A relaxing, accessible creative app built for correctional institution tablets and will also be available on the Google Play and Apple App Stores for all android and apple devices. Because the same app will be available on both sides of the wall, an incarcerated parent and their family members will be able to complete the same pages simultaneously and share that experience together.

Color by Numbers — Advanced Edition

A more advanced version of Color by Numbers, built for correctional institution tablets only, giving incarcerated individuals a more detailed, engaging creative outlet to occupy their time on their own.

Built for the Environment

Correctional institution tablets run on older, more limited hardware than most app developers ever design for. We build for that reality, not around it.

Tested and confirmed to run on legacy correctional institution tablet systems (Android 5.1.1 / Chromium 39). Chess engine validated through 60 automated full-length games across both difficulty tiers, with confirmed correct handling of stalemate, checkmate, threefold repetition, and the 50-move draw rule at its exact boundary.

Built to meet the security and content standards that facilities already have in place. Full application — boot sequence, gameplay, win/draw states, and reset behavior — tested and confirmed on physical GTL TG800 hardware, the same device class used in facility deployment.

Stone placement and boundary containment validated through a 502,500-trial simulation across every field size and stone-count tier the app supports, achieving zero out-of-bounds placements

Full application rebuilt and confirmed functional on physical GTL TG800 hardware across thirteen versioned builds, resolving the compatibility constraints specific to that device's browser environment

Developed with firsthand understanding of the incarcerated population — not adapted from a general consumer app after the fact

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A Transition Guide for Inmates Returning Home

Reentry Resource Guide Book

Reentry starts with knowing what's actually ahead. Our reentry resource is built for the people preparing to return home, and the families waiting for them.

This book is a reentry resource guide by a U.S. Army combat veteran, designed specifically for correctional facility inmates and their families who are returning to civilian life after incarceration. It assists in navigating the correctional and parole systems, while offering practical guidance on reentry, rebuilding family and community ties, and navigating VA veteran benefits.

Second Service: The Life You Build After They Let You Go

by Ralph Roman Jr., U.S. Army combat veteran

You don't know what you don't know. That's the most honest thing Ralph Roman Jr. can say to anyone facing incarceration, parole, or reentry — because he lived it.

A combat veteran of the 82nd Airborne Division who served in Operation Just Cause and Operation Desert Storm, Ralph came home carrying wounds he couldn't name, buried them under silence, and spent years trying to build a civilian life with tools the Army never taught him. He spent seventeen years inside the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections with no map, no mentor, and no preparation for what freedom actually requires. What he found inside a Veterans Service Unit at SCI-Houtzdale changed the direction of his life — and became this book.

Built around the Four Pillars of Reentry — housing, employment, healthcare, and treatment — Second Service gives veterans and non-veterans the framework and honest guidance that no staff member, parole officer, or reentry program ever provided. It covers what parole actually requires, why certificates don't open doors, how to build a documented release plan, and where real resources exist — including navigating VA benefits and rebuilding family and community ties.

This book is for the veteran who served honorably and still ended up behind bars; for the person in general population who never had anyone explain the process; for the one planning a release alone; for the family member on the outside, still loving someone on the inside.

The gate may have opened for me — but I wrote this book to make sure it opens for you, too.

Published by Da'Flerrs Book Sales, a division of Roman Endeavors Inc.

Available for purchase: [Link to Amazon listing pending]

Free to incarcerated individuals through participating facility tablet platforms