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Practical systems we’ve designed, built, and tested in real-world use.

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Nest Jeanie

AI-powered home management platform.


Problem it solves:
Homeowners juggle dozens of responsibilities, maintenance schedules, vendor contacts, warranties, documents, and forgotten details, without a central system. Important tasks slip through the cracks, leading to wasted money, stress, and reactive decision-making.


Who it’s for:
Owner-occupied homeowners who view their home as a long-term asset and want clarity, continuity, and control, without becoming full-time property managers.


What we learned building it

  • Most people don’t need more alerts—they need context and memory

  • Adoption improves when systems feel supportive, not managerial

  • AI works best as a quiet assistant, surfacing what matters when it matters

  • Stewardship beats optimization: long-term thinking creates trust and retention

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Comp Wizard

AI-powered retail performance planning engine.


Problem it solves:
Store managers are handed targets without tools. Sales goals, labor budgets, conversion expectations, inventory constraints, local events, staffing gaps—everything lives in separate systems or in their head. Planning becomes reactive, gut-driven, and late. Missed opportunities compound, while head office wonders why stores fall short..


Who it’s for:
Multi-unit apparel operators, district managers, and store leaders who want to turn raw performance data and local knowledge into clear, defensible monthly and weekly action plans—without becoming data scientists.


What we learned building it

  • Managers don’t need more dashboards — they need decisions

  • Strategy only works when it respects floor reality

  • Math creates clarity; narrative creates adoption

  • Local context beats generic benchmarks

  • The best plans are executable by a real team on a real schedule

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xSentinel

Autonomous regulatory intelligence platform that monitors U.S. agencies, assesses firm-specific impact, and drives compliance workflows from detection to audit-ready proof.


Problem it solves:
Compliance teams are overwhelmed by regulatory volume and complexity across multiple agencies, while monitoring is still manual and reactive. Firms struggle to determine what actually applies to them, coordinate responses across departments, and produce clean audit trails during examinations. xSentinel solves this by automating detection, impact analysis, task orchestration, and documentation—before gaps become regulatory risk.


Who it’s for:
Chief Compliance Officers, legal teams, and operations leaders at U.S. financial firms—including RIAs, broker-dealers, dual registrants, fintech platforms, and bank-affiliated advisory groups—who need continuous regulatory visibility, faster impact assessments, and defensible audit trails without expanding headcount.


What we learned building it

  • Compliance teams don’t need more alerts — they need defensible action.

    Regulatory change only matters when it’s translated into firm-specific obligations.

    Automation creates speed; governance creates trust.

    Firm context beats generic regulatory summaries.

    The best compliance systems leave a clean trail for auditors and examiners — without heroics.

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Operational Workflow Systems

AI-enabled internal tools & integrations

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Problem it solves

Many small businesses operate on fragmented tools, manual handoffs, and institutional knowledge that lives in people’s heads. As teams grow, this creates missed follow-ups, inconsistent execution, and hidden operational risk.

Who it’s for

Service-based small businesses where complexity has outpaced systems—professional services, home services, and owner-led teams ready to move beyond inbox-driven operations.

What we’ve learned building these systems

  • The best automations start with process clarity, not technology

  • Small, composable tools outperform large, all-in-one platforms

  • Teams adopt systems faster when they’re designed around how people already work

  • AI adds the most value when it supports judgment, not replaces it

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