Software built for
someone specific
Every product here names exactly who it's for and the problem it removes — a real person with a real week, not a market category.
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How we build
Four rules, applied to every product
Each of these is checkable. Open any product below and you should be able to see it — or we got it wrong.
One named customer
Not "for teams". Owner-operators of janitorial companies with 5–50 cleaners. Developers who just shipped an app. If we can't name them, we don't build it.
Built to the constraint
Abyssinia has no wallet because Directive 980/2024 forbids one. TrueConform scans against axe-core because that's what auditors use. The rule shapes the architecture.
A human stays on the button
PursuitCue never submits a bid. AethOS requires approval for every mutation. Atlas Trader holds live orders for a person. Automation ends where consequences begin.
Honest about limits
TrueConform states that automated scanning finds 30–40% of issues. HabeshaFlow says loudly that no real money moves. Overstating what software does is how trust dies.
Products
Who each one is for
Every product below is live and reachable today. Each states its customer and the problem it removes, so you can rule it out in ten seconds if it isn't yours.
Government contracting
LivePursuitCue
Federal janitorial contracts, ranked against your company — with the disqualifiers flagged before you start writing.
- Who it's for
- Owner-operators of small U.S. janitorial companies — NAICS 561720, roughly 5 to 50 cleaners, no full-time bid writer and no capture team.
- The problem
- Federal cleaning work is public and worth six figures a contract, but SAM.gov lists thousands of notices and tells you nothing about whether you qualify. Owners lose entire weekends writing a bid, then discover a set-aside, a bonding requirement, or a registration gap that ruled them out on day one.
Compliance & accessibility
LiveTrueConform
A real WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA grade in about 30 seconds — plus the accessibility statement the law expects. No overlay widget.
- Who it's for
- Owners of online shops and the agencies that build them — businesses trading into the EU or the US that are now inside the reach of the European Accessibility Act and the ADA.
- The problem
- Accessibility law arrived with real financial exposure, and the one-line 'overlay widget' most sites bought is legally discredited — the FTC fined the largest vendor $1M in 2025. Owners are left knowing they have a legal problem, with no honest read on what is actually broken or what to publish.
Health & longevity
LiveLifeOS
Your wearable data turned into one score and one clear thing to change this week.
- Who it's for
- Adults already wearing a tracker — Apple Watch, Oura, Whoop — who have years of accumulated health data and no idea what to actually do differently tomorrow.
- The problem
- Wearables produce charts, not decisions. Steps, heart rate, HRV and sleep pile up month after month while the only question that matters — what should I change this week? — goes unanswered. So nothing changes, and the data becomes another thing to feel guilty about.
Every product names its customer
AI infrastructure
BetaAethOS
Open-source AI agent for Railway, Vercel and GitHub — with human approval required on every mutation.
- Who it's for
- Platform and DevOps engineers who want an AI agent operating real infrastructure, and who personally have to answer for whatever it did at 3am.
- The problem
- An LLM with deploy rights is a liability. Most agentic ops tools offer no approval gate, no evidence trail, and no way to reconstruct why a service was restarted — so the honest answer to 'can I let this touch production?' is no, and the tool goes unused.
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Find yourself
Start from who you are
Six kinds of people, described the way they'd describe themselves. If one of these is your week, the product is below it.
Trust & reliability
Built to be dependable
Software you install and rely on should feel safe. We take that seriously.
Official signed builds
Desktop installers come from our CDN with stable redirect URLs. No third-party mirrors.
Privacy-first
Analytics are opt-in. No selling data. Graceful fallbacks when integrations are unavailable.
Runs where you are
Most products are web apps that need no install. LifeOS ships on the App Store; AethOS runs self-hosted on your own machine.
Status stated plainly
Live, beta, and early-access are labelled on every card — and sandbox or demonstration modes say so before you sign up.
Is one of these yours?
Every product is live and free to look at. If none of them fit your week, that's a useful answer too.
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