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Sally
An operating system for trucking fleets.
Most trucking software is a place to type things in. Sally is software that does the work. She dispatches drivers, plans routes that respect legal driving hours, reads rate confirmations, files invoices, and watches compliance — all from a conversation. The fleet runs; the owner supervises.
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Spec-Nexus
Governance for AI-native software teams.
AI can write code in seconds. Enterprises still need to know who approved what, and why. Spec-Nexus sits between product intent and implementation — turning specifications into executable contracts, with approval gates, role-based ownership, and a clean trace from requirement to code. The speed of AI, with the rigor enterprises require.
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TournaX
One tournament. Fourteen sports.
Club and society tournaments run on group chats and paper draws — and the bracket falls apart by the quarter-finals. TournaX runs the whole event: entries and partner invites, fees collected and verified, seeded draws, and scoring from a referee's phone that advances winners and crowns the champion on its own. And it knows the difference between sports — a chess game ends ½-½, cricket is played by teams on a ground, and a road race has a start list and a gun time instead of a bracket. Fourteen sports, one event.
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Shelfy
Your bookshelf, finally legible to software.
Scan a barcode or a cover. Shelfy knows the book. Over time it learns your taste — what you've finished, what you've abandoned, what's next on the shelf — and quietly recommends what's worth your evening. A personal library, indexed and intelligent.
Four products. One studio.