The work

Real systems, running for real organizations.

Some built for clients, some our own products. All of it shipped.

Helmets and pads laid out beside a football field at dusk

TackleAgentLive

The operating system for a volunteer-run youth football program.

Registration platforms stop at sign-up. TackleAgent runs everything after it: equipment day, evaluations, the draft, practice plans, game-day lineups and the league’s certification paperwork, from a phone at the field, with or without a signal.

tackleagent.com

Talk, don’t type
A coach speaks a note from the sideline. The app files it by player and by play. No forms.
Ask it anything
Plain-English questions, answered from the team’s own notes and the league rulebook, with sources. Every answer is graded by a person and by a second model.
A fair draft
Every coach picks from the same honest ratings, with league rules checked at each pick, so no one can quietly stack a team.
Private by design
Children’s names never leave the server. The Ai sees jersey numbers only, and every user is invited by name.

Illustration of scouts around a campfire below a mountain, tents and a flag behind them

TrailLogLive

Troop management for Scout programs and the volunteers running them.

One system in place of three subscriptions and four logins. Backups are restored and checked every night.

traillog.ai

A rocket's trail rising into a field of stars above a dark horizon

Photograph: NASA Goddard

SpaceDew on a phone: the Dew Point and the daily brief

SpaceDewLive

The space economy, tracked every day by software that reads, screens, writes and publishes.

A public site that follows the companies taking us off the planet: a morning brief, live quotes, launches, filings and its own reporting desk. Agents collect the sources, screen them, write the brief and publish it to the site, to inboxes and to X on schedule, with an editor able to step in.

spacedew.com

A Windows writing application, showing a scene in the editor beside the story's structure

Desktop app · WindowsBeta

A writing studio that takes a first-time novelist from a blank page to a finished draft.

It runs entirely on the writer’s own machine and keeps working with the network unplugged. The writer writes; the Ai assists only when asked. The work is never trapped: export it, import it, export it again, and the result is identical to the byte, which a test proves. A phone companion catches ideas and sends them to the desk.

Hopper OpsIn production

Built from scratch: the service management platform behind everything we run.

Hopper Ops is our own build, not a vendor’s tool. We designed it, wrote it and run it, and every system we build lands on it on its first day. It is ITIL practice as software: monitoring and event management, service levels, change enablement, risk, asset and configuration records, and observability for Ai calls, with a briefing in the inbox each morning. Deterministic detectors do the measuring. Language models only write the summary.

Select a screen to enlarge it. Screens are from the live system. Private project names and account details are blurred, and the pages that list exact versions, hosts and credentials are not shown at all.

Service level management
Rolling objectives with error budgets, correctness ranked ahead of availability. A check that cannot measure fails closed: it reports unknown, never pass.
Change enablement
Deploys, dependency, credential and schema changes are detected, not self-reported. Undeclared changes are flagged, and every alert shows what changed before it.
Monitoring and event management
Uptime, errors, host health, backups and certificates in one view. Alerts leave on their own channel, so they survive the outage that email cannot report.
Risk, assets and configuration
A risk register, a software bill of materials with a daily diff, end-of-life tracking, and a credential inventory that maps blast radius without holding a single secret.
Ai observability
Tracing, cost tracking and guardrail counts for model calls, built so that no prompt or completion can be stored. Model retirements are matched against the models our code actually pins.
Remediation with guardrails
Runbooks carry a fixed autonomy tier. Read-only checks run unattended and are audited; anything else shows its preflight, blast radius and rollback first. A tier is never escalated at runtime.

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Real systems, running for real organizations.

The operating system for a volunteer-run youth football program.

Talk, don’t type

Ask it anything

A fair draft

Private by design

Troop management for Scout programs and the volunteers running them.

The space economy, tracked every day by software that reads, screens, writes and publishes.

A writing studio that takes a first-time novelist from a blank page to a finished draft.

Built from scratch: the service management platform behind everything we run.

Service level management

Change enablement

Monitoring and event management

Risk, assets and configuration

Ai observability

Remediation with guardrails

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