Platforms we build
and operate.
These aren't prototypes or demos. They're AI-powered tools we've designed from scratch and use daily — proof that we build things that work in the real world.
PLAD
A trading dashboard that combines proprietary algorithmic screening with live brokerage data across ten portfolios. It applies Minervini trend-template analysis and scores an eight-point composite signal — but the part that matters is the loop around it: every call is logged with its outcome, and the screener’s per-criterion weights are re-learned from that record, so the scoring is tuned by results rather than by opinion. Account-level reality is modelled too — the 401k line carries both a self-imposed monthly trade budget and the plan’s real 30-day per-fund round-trip restriction, and plan fees are read off the statement rather than assumed. Used daily for real investment decisions.
PLUTO
A personal finance platform that aggregates bank and brokerage accounts, tracks net worth over time, and provides AI-driven advice for financial optimization. Connects to live account data to deliver a real-time financial picture with actionable recommendations.
HarborLaw
An AI-powered legal research tool that makes compliance analysis accessible to everyone. Users can query regulations, analyze legal documents, and get plain-language explanations of complex compliance requirements — all for free. Built to democratize access to legal intelligence.
IP Sales
Raw web traffic on a B2B industrial site is dominated by automation: foreign crawlers, security scanners, cloud-hosted bots, and AI training scrapers. Without aggressive filtering, the highest-ranked “leads” are all bots. We architected for that from day one — a daily pipeline parses access logs, reverse-DNS and geo-enriches every visitor IP, drops cloud and scanner ASNs while keeping residential and corporate networks, then scores the rest by buying intent. The result turns a wall of raw IPs into a ranked, sales-actionable list of real companies.
Bayview Floral
An iPad-first plant tracking system built for a working greenhouse. Staff log plant counts, conditions, and movements from a shared device on spotty wifi — so the app is offline-first by design, with an IndexedDB write queue, cache-backed reads, and an upsert-only save contract that survives intermittent connectivity without ever overwriting good data with a bad payload.
There Be Whales
A one-tap sighting app for people who live on the water. You drag a crosshair to where the animals actually were — not where you happen to be standing — then say what you saw. No sign-up, no account. Sightings exchange both ways with the Acartia cooperative that Orca Network and Whale Alert feed, so a report from one beach lands on the same map as everyone else’s. Email and web-push alerts fire when something surfaces inside your radius, and the app installs to a phone home screen and queues reports offline when the signal drops.
Art by McCarthy
One-of-a-kind inventory is a harder problem than the storefront around it: there is exactly one of each painting, so two buyers must never both reach checkout. Reserving a work is a conditional update that can only succeed from “available,” and an abandoned checkout releases on a timer instead of quietly retiring the piece. Payment is hosted Stripe Checkout, so card details never touch the server. Sold work stays on the wall with a red dot rather than being deleted — it is the best sales proof the site has. The artist runs all of it from an admin console: works, photos, orders, enquiries, mailing list.
