Each of these started as a problem we knew well. They keep our skills honest, and their engines power client builds.
The operating system for an AI services business. It runs multiple agent harnesses through one dispatch layer, shows where the hours and spend go, and keeps a signed receipt for each step.
An address returns the public parcel boundary and the building footprint. Upload a provider XML report and it returns a bill of materials.
Lot boundaries, a building footprint, and bills of materials from an XML report, powered by Artemis Atlas and built for people who price outdoor work.
Eleven production dev tools that link to each other, so you stop copying context between tabs: Polls, Proof, Metrics, Hook, Release, Vault, Links, Snippets, Status, Regex, and Postmortem.
Lives in your editor and captures your work. No timers. Coding sessions from VS Code and Cursor and Google Calendar meetings become an invoice-ready timesheet.
Summarizes academic applications, scores each applicant against criteria your institution sets, and ranks the pool on a bell curve so committees spend their time on the final decisions.
An open source, private alternative to ChatGPT. Conversations stay on your computer or phone, not in a company database, and are never used to train models.
One creative suite for teams and creators: images, video, logos, and marketing assets in a single workflow, across 29 image and video models.
Planned existing repos, ran coding agents locally, and captured readiness evidence. FloodG8 has retired and its capabilities now live in Olympus OS.