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Federal contracting · The whole contract, start to finish

Everything you need to win and run federal contracts, in one place. One system for the whole of it: find the opportunity, capture it, write and price the bid, win it, run the contract and the agreements under it, track the money with the records ready for an audit, and be ready for the recompete. Twelve public federal feeds, read daily and joined, so one industry code answers six questions at once and every pursuit carries eight facts. For any company that sells to the federal government, from one person to a contracts organization with many teams.

The case study → lastawarded.com ↗

SaaS · Personal operating system

A personal operating system with a native artificial intelligence assistant, consolidating seventy-eight life systems into one dashboard. Built for the web and packaged for the Microsoft Store. Hundreds of shipped rounds in its first months, and always being updated.

The case study → miya.life ↗

Language learning company

A language learning company built on mnemonics rather than drill. Every word gets a keyword picture and a hook you can actually see, gender is carried in the image on one fixed rule, and the scheduling underneath is a modern forgetting-curve model that decides when each word comes back. Ten languages at launch, built learner-first with the classroom layer in the schema from the start: classes, assignments, a gradebook, and a per-word view of what a class is losing. Both the product and the site around it are mine.

The case study → mnememory.com ↗

Research company · A neural network of all human knowledge

A research company with one mission: the immortalisation of a person through neural link transfer. Under it sits a map of the whole of human knowledge, close to two billion nodes across 113 realms, crowned by continuity science, that researches ten fronts on its own every day and publishes what it finds. Searchable, with the reasoning path drawn before the answer.

The case study → neusecintel.com/mission ↗

World simulator · A computational laboratory for the future

Explore the futures that could emerge from the decisions we make today. A world simulator over 238 countries and territories and 54,000 states, counties, cities and towns, with 169 ways to read the map. Change one thing and watch what follows: seven coupled blocks step a year at a time and return 250 futures per run, as ranges with the arithmetic under each one. Free, no signup, in the browser.

The case study → futurisca.com ↗

Simulation · A digital twin of your company

A digital twin of your company, so you can test the decision before you make it. Upload a P&L and a customer list and it builds the model: fifteen kinds of agent, twelve of them on every twin, each with its own objectives, and 57 levers to pull. A standard run is 400 simulations. Back comes a range and a brief that says the answer, when it happens, what caused it, what to watch, and every assumption it used.

The case study → counterfirm.com ↗

Household platform · The operating system for your home

A household runs on seven apps and one person's memory: the group chat has the plan, the calendar has half of it, a payment app has the money, a notes app has the wifi password. Kinnomy is one private place for all of it, in six layers that answer the six questions every home asks: who is here, what is happening, what does it cost, what needs doing, what does the house know, and what is going on right now. Tell it a plan the way you would text it and it drafts the event, a task for each person, the shopping list, the expected costs and a thread. Ask it what your home knows and the answer comes back with the record it came from.

The case study → kinnomy.com ↗

Care platform · A plan and a person for the hardest days

Nobody plans for the week after a funeral, the first month of caring for a parent, or the morning they go back to work. Five products in one secure app for those seasons: after a death, planning ahead, caring for someone, time away from work, and a tool for the advisor sitting beside them. Every plan is the right tasks in the right order, explained in plain words, and a trained care specialist is on it, answering in chat and joining the calls that get complicated.

The case study → gracekeeps.com ↗

Legal technology · The operating system for divorce

Divorce is an emotional event wrapped in an enormous administrative machine: forms, deadlines, disclosures, formulas, titles and accounts. Counsel is an artificial intelligence divorce lawyer that answers from your own state's rules and your own case, shows every source it used, drafts the documents and says plainly when a licensed lawyer is worth the hour. Fifty-one guides, one for every state and the District of Columbia, checked against the official court sources. Twelve documents drafted from the case. Nine kinds of professional available by the hour, with no retainers.

The case study → kindsplit.com ↗

Social platform · Plans, kept

Every plan starts in a group chat and most of them end there. Kept Plans turns the plan into a commitment: a time, a place, a group and a ten dollar hold that is released the moment you check in. Never a charge for showing up. Around that sit the parts that make a plan worth keeping: clubs for the things that repeat, a shared album afterwards, and a Kept rate, the share of plans you actually kept, which earns you smaller holds. Nineteen groups and a hundred and sixty activities, from coffee to camping. Open in six hundred and eighty-five cities across the United States, each one covering the towns around it.

The case study → keptplans.com ↗

Personal site

This site. A multi-page portfolio of what I make, published as a single self-contained system so I can edit every section from one admin panel. Built in the open.

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Confidential

Something new, under mutual confidentiality with the people involved. I will say more when the project itself is public.

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Consulting practice

A curated consulting practice across strategy, brand, build, growth, and legal. Sixteen capabilities in five categories, run on a suite of purpose-built tools: a diagnostic, a plan builder, a client portal, a proposal builder, a finance back office. Value-based, no rigid packages.

The case study → bespoke-business.com ↗