SMALL SOFTWARE · HARD EVIDENCE
Focused workflow software, tested in the open.
We build narrow experiments for expensive operational problems—and let customer evidence decide what deserves to exist.
LIVE VALIDATION TESTS
11 narrow bets. Evidence decides what survives.
Each page states what is real, what is still a hypothesis, and the commitment required for the idea to advance.
Assignment Guard
Explain early-assignment risk before it becomes a support ticket.
View experiment →02Lotline
Find cross-account tax-lot exceptions without pretending tax is simple.
View experiment →03CostSplit
Stop eating unbilled API and cloud fees.
View experiment →04PermitSync
Know when a permit changes before a crew reaches the site.
View experiment →05SourceDraft
Finish customer compliance questionnaires without hunting through folders and old spreadsheets.
View experiment →06AgentScope
Know what every AI agent can read, change, send, or delete.
View experiment →07MCP Preflight
Review your MCP server before customers connect real credentials.
View experiment →08EvidenceKit AI
Answer AI governance questions with evidence, not a last-minute policy scramble.
View experiment →09MRF Preflight
Check a hospital price-transparency file before an executive attests to it.
View experiment →10DirectoryDiff
See where payer directories disagree about your practice.
View experiment →11Roster Preflight
Catch provider-roster errors before a payer sends the spreadsheet back.
View experiment →HOW WE DECIDE
Thirty days. Qualified evidence. A visible decision.
An experiment continues only when the right buyers demonstrate a painful current workaround and make a concrete commercial commitment.
Revise when qualified buyers engage but the offer does not convert. Stop when targeted distribution produces no repeated problem evidence. A paid commitment means collected payment, a signed pilot, or a written commitment with price and start date.
A SPECIFIC PROBLEM?
Start with context, not a calendar link.
Tell us what is expensive, repetitive, or difficult to evidence. If it matches an active experiment—or deserves a new one—we’ll respond personally.