Public products use current screens. Private products use sample data or remove private details.
Mantis runs software builds on my workstation. The Android app opens the same live sessions so I can read the terminal, switch projects, and send instructions or files away from my desk.
Seenstage gives artists and music businesses one operating system. KAI learns the artist, sets the next priority, keeps music, content, releases, rights, and opportunities moving, then shows businesses who fits and why.
Leadflow ranks public conversations that may become sales leads, keeps the source post and contact history, drafts a reply, and will not send until a person approves it.
Customers choose a bike and dates on their phone. The same system handles prices, availability, handovers, returns, GPS, maintenance, expenses, and staff reports.
Karat turns income, spending, unpaid bills, and the days left into a daily Safe to Spend estimate, then shows the math. It also tracks budgets, debt, goals, and net worth. It is a planning tool, not financial advice.
This private research platform scans forex and gold markets, scores setups against explicit rules, and turns them into alerts, paper trades, or approval requests. It makes no profit or performance claim.
Press Alt+X in a supported Windows field, speak, and the text returns to the exact app that was active when recording started—even if focus changes.
KittyAI is an archived desktop prototype, not a product offered today. It tested installers, project lists, work sessions, waiting jobs, and remote controls that later helped shape Mantis.
Archive
Builds or repairs two-language subtitles, keeps their timing aligned, and checks them in video frames.
Archived free tire guide with email signup. Email delivery must be retested before reuse.
Helps travelers choose an eSIM, check their phone, buy it, get online, and get help.
A Windows prototype for choosing where sound goes, turning sound effects on or off, changing volume, and finding problems.
