Three things in production, one in the pipeline, and the orchestration tooling that keeps them moving.
Case and matter management for small firms. Practice-management sync, e-signature, client intake, document assembly, and billing in a single workflow, built by someone who has to use it.
Reddit management platform. Scheduling, social listening, competitor tracking, deep analytics, an AI-assisted inbox, and a compliance engine that checks posts against per-community rules before they go out.
Guideline calculators for the financial side of a New York divorce: spousal maintenance, child support with add-ons, equitable distribution, and QDRO coverture worksheets. Statutory figures are dated and sourced to the section they come from, the calculation engine is unit-tested against hand-computed examples, and every calculation runs in the browser. Nothing you enter is transmitted or stored.
Micro-learning for civics and advocacy: short daily lessons across two tracks, with streaks, progression, and a nonpartisan content brief. Built in Expo and React Native on a structured content pipeline, so the curriculum is authored as data rather than hardcoded into screens.
Project management and task routing across the agent fleet. Tracks work in flight, handoffs between agents, and the artifacts each one produces.
Gateway handling API key rotation and quota management across providers, with a dashboard for account health and usage. Keeps a multi-agent workload from tripping over its own rate limits.
Integration work, a build that stalled, or an app that needs to get through review.