Things we built, launched and keep running

Chart patterns, tested.

See which stock chart patterns actually worked. Twenty-nine patterns backtested on five years of daily data across the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100, then scanned every night for fresh setups.

Find remote work before it is everywhere.

Remote software jobs pulled from company career pages, job boards and HN Who’s Hiring — plus a funding radar for companies about to hire, and AI that tailors your resume and preps you for the interview.

Your household’s information, on your own machine.

Insurance, vehicles, home records, cards, budgets and where things physically are — private, searchable, and never uploaded anywhere. No cloud account, no telemetry, no outbound connection.

Keep what your developers know when they move on.

A ticket knowledge base that lives on the developer’s own machine. The connection strings, schemas, jobs, queues, servers and people a Jira ticket depends on — captured once, linked everywhere, and handed over as a file instead of a meeting.

You’ve tracked the roads for years. Now test them.

The traditional baccarat roadmaps — bead plate, big road and the derived roads — with live shoe tracking, a pattern lab and a backtesting simulator for seeing how a betting plan would actually have played out.

Upload a floor plan. Know what the house will cost.

AI reads the drawing and produces a quantity takeoff; a deterministic estimator turns it into material and labour costs across nineteen trades, priced by ZIP. Then it runs the job — permits, inspections, subs, draws and payments.

One kitchen pro, not five.

A lead-generation funnel for New Jersey kitchen remodels. Homeowners answer seven quick questions and are matched with a single local kitchen professional — free for them, paid for by the contractor.