Product & apps

Products people open again.

Group tools, maps, dashboards, and internal systems, scoped to one job and then shipped. Four of them are live and you can open every one.

What we actually do

We design and build the product, then stay until it runs.

A product fails far more often from scope than from code. Somebody lists twelve features, all twelve get half-built, and the thing ships as five tabs that each do a bit of something. Nobody opens it twice.

So the first week is spent deciding what the product is for, in one sentence, and what gets cut to protect that. Everything after runs against that sentence. If a feature cannot justify itself against it, it waits for version two.

Where speed matters more than completeness, that becomes a fast MVP. Where the product needs an operating layer around it, that is automation. Often it is both, in that order.

  • Custom productsBonus systems, tournament platforms, trackers, rooms. Built around the way your business already moves rather than around a template’s idea of it.
  • Agentic productsA product with the AI inside the workflow rather than bolted to the side. Mylo is the live example: the agent sits in the room with everyone.
  • Map and event appsLocation-first products where the map is the interface. See what is nearby, join it, and settle the money afterward.
  • Shared and verified spacesRooms, groups, and identity checks. Government ID matched to a selfie when the product needs people to trust who they are meeting.

Shipped and live

Four products you can open in a new tab.

Mylo

Mylo

Rooms, goals, and an agent inside them.

Create or join a room, set goals for today, the week, or the month, share notes and polls, and talk to a room agent that handles commands, voice, and reminders for everyone.

Product & AI · Live

Let’s Hang

Let’s Hang

A map of people with a plan tonight.

Five-a-side, a boat, a tech meetup. See who is going near you, join, drop into a live voice room, and split the cost. Verified ID before anyone joins, and the money never sits with us.

  • Map-first, so the plan is the interface
  • Live voice rooms you can leave quietly
  • Government ID matched to a selfie

Product · Live

Cyber Sweep

Cyber Sweep

Sweep it before someone else does.

A pre-launch audit for apps built fast with AI. It reads the project folder in the browser, finds exposed secrets, stack mistakes, logic holes, and compliance gaps, then hands you one ready-to-paste prompt per finding. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.

Product · Live

Cleartext

Cleartext

Your wallet shows hex. We show a sentence.

A decoder and Chrome extension that intercepts a signing request, translates what it actually does into plain English, and lets you reject it or continue into the wallet you already use.

Product · Live

Product builds start at $12,000 and run six to twelve weeks. See a range for your brief