An AI team workspace, board meeting software, a course marketplace, a regulated medtech site, a design framework, and school and nonprofit sites the staff run themselves. A few are still in build, and they say so. Plus some of the kinds of work we can take on.
A team AI workspace we built and run: Claude, GPT, Gemini, and open models in one chat, with shared skills, documents, and guardrails. One bill instead of six.
Board meeting software: drag-and-drop agendas, one-click meeting packets, and an AI copilot for the busywork, so boards can focus on the decisions.
A self-managed website for a Nepal-based nonprofit, built on an open-source CMS and shipped with AI from the first commit. Staff edit every block themselves.
Fourteen years of concerts, home rebuilds, and orphan care across eight nations, on a site that finally shows the work. Their own staff run it, and giving still lands in the account they already had.
A homeschool partnership in Encinitas with 540 students and 300 classes. Programs, events, tours, and membership all run from a CMS the office staff edit themselves.
Preview build on Vercel. Still in progress, domain not switched over yet.
A marketplace for online courses on money and Bitcoin: free, full, and cohort tiers, with video lessons, checkout, and student progress in one place. Taught in person at a 450-student learning center, now streaming.
In build. Not open to students yet.
A site for a regulated cardiac monitoring company. Every product claim is checked against the rules at save time, and nothing publishes without regulatory sign-off, so marketing can move without putting a clearance at risk.
In build. Not public yet.
A UX framework we have maintained since 2016: five principles and a shared language for judging a product's user experience, now with an agent skill for AI-assisted UX review.
A voice and SMS agent that can take service calls, qualify the job, schedule a tech, and post to the CRM, so a small team isn't tied to the phones.
Turn inbound RFQs (PDF, email, fax) into structured line items, price them against a catalog, and draft a quote for review in a couple of minutes.
Pull disconnected POS, scheduling, and inventory systems into one live view, so weekly reporting goes from a day to a glance.
An internal Q&A assistant grounded on your own documents, with answers that cite the source paragraph and flag anything ambiguous.