Work you can open
Seven products you can open, and five client engagements you cannot. Each one is labeled by where it actually stands: operating, deployed, a prototype, or client work.
Engineering intelligence platform
Answers as-built questions from a connected codebase, and verifies that written acceptance criteria are actually satisfied by the code that claims to satisfy them.
Open →Field service management platform
A contractor runs insurance work and retail work in one place — job orchestration, dispatch, partner referrals, telephony, notifications, and a field app that keeps working without signal.
Open →Production tax-credit lifecycle tracker
Tracks film and television production tax credits quarter by quarter across jurisdictions, through the multi-year tail after a production wraps.
Open →Vendor insurance compliance tracker
Tracks certificates of insurance for small property managers, venues, and general contractors who currently run compliance on a spreadsheet.
Open →Contractor payment recovery tool
Catches the money small contractors lose — approved change orders never billed, quotes that went cold, progress draws nobody chased.
Open →Freelance income guardian
Watches contracts, invoices, and deadlines for independent workers, flags risky clauses, and escalates payment follow-ups on an approved schedule.
Open →Sourced estimating for property claims
Enter an address, get a priced and defensible estimate back immediately — with every figure labeled by where it came from: measured on site, model-assumed, catalog-priced, or public record.
Open →Client engagements
Work delivered under client ownership. I can describe what these do and what I decided; I cannot show them, and I have not reproduced any of their interfaces or data.
Materials pricing for property claims
A pricing service that replaces static material price lists with continuously updated, zip-code-level market rates drawn from a national supplier network, delivered into the estimating workflow adjusters already use so a line item settles at the real local price.
Investment forecasting and scenario modeling
Forecasting application for a multi-billion-dollar allocator deploying capital across a large roster of external managers. Each fund manager models scenarios that stay inside the firm's own investment rules and risk appetite — constraints that had lived in spreadsheets, and in people's heads, rather than in the tool.
Production finance consolidation and reporting
Consolidated financial and non-financial data from a range of upstream systems so a production finance team could report on feature film and multi-season series budgets and costs week to week, against an internal chart of accounts and to an audit-ready standard.
Estimate quality analysis
An analysis toolset that reads roofing photographs and estimates against carrier guidelines and returns an assistive report — so a human reviewer starts from a marked-up document instead of a blank one, and the correction loop between adjuster and contractor closes faster.
Audio metadata and catalog search
Transcript and entity-tagging tooling for a large spoken-audio catalog, so episodes became findable by what was actually said in them rather than only by title, show, and description.
Recognize the problem?
Several of these started as somebody describing a mess they could not get out of.