Seven doors. One studio behind all of them.

OmniSync AI

Your tracking page watches your packages lose money. We go fix them.

For e-commerce brands shipping across borders. Your tracking software shows you a dot on a map — even when a parcel has been sitting in customs for six days. OmniSync AI is being built to do the other half of the job: notice the problem early, do the legwork, and bring you the fix.

It starts with a free 90-day disruption audit: you export your last 90 days of shipments, and we count every late, stalled, or customs-held order and what it cost you, line by line. The findings are yours to keep, whether you ever hire us or not. After the audit, if there’s real money on the table, we run a supervised pilot on one shipping lane — paid as gainshare, a share of the savings the pilot creates, measured against the audit’s baseline and set in writing before anything starts. No savings we can show, no fee.

Straight up: this is a pre-launch pilot. There are no customer stories or results to show you yet, because the first cohort is forming now — we’d rather tell you that than decorate the page with numbers we haven’t earned.

AXLE

Machines are starting to act. Somebody has to stand behind what they do.

AXLE is the concept of a financial risk layer for autonomous AI agent execution — the check that happens before an agent acts, not the apology that happens after.

The idea, in plain terms: as AI agents start spending money, signing things, and moving assets on people’s behalf, each action should pass a pre-execution risk check first — is this action within the authority it was given, does it look like what it claims to be, and what is the exposure if it goes wrong? Alongside those checks, AXLE explores a per-action coverage concept: risk considered and priced action by action, rather than after the fact.

That is a vision we’re developing with design partners — people building agent systems who want to shape what a risk layer like this should look like. If that’s you, we want your problems, your edge cases, and your pushback. This page is an invitation to a conversation and a partnership, nothing more.

DAAP

Agents are acting. DAAP proves which ones — and what they did.

The certificate authority for the agent era, and AXLE’s sibling: DAAP doesn’t hunt fakes — it certifies the real.

Every authorized automation gets an Agent Passport — a cryptographic identity naming its origin, its owner, the actions it’s permitted to take, and its scope. Every material action it takes gets a Signed Action Receipt, hash-chained and timestamped. And the receipts live in an Audit Vault you can search and export, for the day a client, a bank, or a regulator asks the only question that matters: who — or what — did this, and were they allowed to? It starts with a free 30-day Proof Audit: we inventory your live automations, name which ones act with no provable identity and no usable record, and produce sample receipts for your top three actions.

Straight up: DAAP is pre-launch, in its design-partner phase. It sells proof and records — a receipt proves which passport acted, within what scope, and that the record is untampered. It does not certify that an action was wise or legal in substance, and anything outside enrollment is simply unverified — a statement about proof, never an accusation.

AutoCancel

You’re paying for subscriptions you stopped using. We find every one, in plain English — and the audit is free.

For anybody whose bank statement has become a maze of small charges. The big apps will find your subscriptions — after you link your bank accounts, and then they hand you instructions to cancel it all yourself. We start where they stop.

It starts with a free subscription audit: you send the receipts or statement pages you choose — never a bank password, ever — and a person reads every line. You get a plain-English list: every recurring charge we can find, what each one costs you per year, and when it renews next, with our honest keep / cancel / watch call on each. The list is yours to keep, whether you ever pay us a dime or not. Members ($4.99/month, founding price) go further: pick the ones to kill, sign a simple authorization, and we work the phone trees and cancellation mazes as your agent — with a confirmation record for every single cancellation, a warning 48 hours before a renewal lands, and a fresh audit every quarter. Our savings counter only counts confirmed cancellations at the price you were really paying — no projections, no fiction.

AutoWorkflow

Automation kits you install in minutes, built by people who run them every night.

For small businesses, solo operators, and freelancers who know AI automation could hand them their hours back — but don’t have time to become engineers to get it.

AutoWorkflow packages what we run ourselves into plug-and-play kits: the Instant Lead Responder that answers a new lead in under 30 seconds, the Auto-Invoicer & Collector that chases unpaid invoices so you don’t have to, and the Content Multiplier that turns one idea into posts everywhere. Each kit is a downloadable package — blueprint, template links, and a step-by-step walkthrough — priced for the little guy: $49 starter kits, $299 industry vaults, $499 all-access, locked at those prices for the founding list. The kits are in production right now, so there are no buy buttons yet — we’d rather open the founding list honestly than sell you a box that isn’t finished. Join it, tell us which kit you want first, and yours ships first.

The Legacy Desk

Twenty years of photos, accounts, and stories — organized, preserved, and handed off your way, while you’re here to do it your way.

Fifteen-plus years of digital life sits scattered across old phones, clouds, drives, and accounts nobody in the family can fully list. When someone dies, retires, or downsizes, the family inherits the mess at the worst possible moment. The Legacy Desk is the done-for-you fix: we consolidate, organize, secure, and preserve it into one clean family archive — and, for living clients, a handoff plan their family can actually use.

It starts with a free Digital Legacy Checkup: a one-page scatter map of where your digital life actually lives — devices, clouds, accounts, subscriptions — yours to keep either way. Then, if you want the work done: the Digital Legacy Vault ($500–$1,500) consolidates and organizes everything into a private vault searchable by year, person, or event, with a printed index; the Living Memoir ($2,500–$5,000) turns interviews — text-based capture available — into a chaptered life story woven through the archive; the Digital Handoff Kit ($1,000–$3,000) audits your whole footprint and sets up the official legacy paths, configured by your own hands with our guidance. Exact price set in writing before work starts.

The rules are the product. Authority before access, always: living clients authorize each source in writing; for a deceased person’s assets we work only with the court-recognized fiduciary, under the digital-assets law (RUFADAA) — never on a family’s say-so, and never around a platform’s own legacy process. We never store passwords, ever. We work on copies; your originals stay untouched. Archives are private by default. And we are not attorneys — this is organizing and preserving, not legal advice or estate planning.

OmniDelegate

You don’t need more information. You need it handled.

OmniDelegate is our founding delegation service — a consumer chief of staff. Instead of another app handing you a longer to-do list, you hand us the task: we confirm its scope, you authorize it in writing, we execute it, and you get the confirmation record.

It stands on five desks, one for each kind of work in your life: the paperwork desk (LegalEase — paperwork explained, filled out with you, and submitted), the bills desk (AutoCancel — subscriptions found, audited, and cancelled for you), the office desk (AutoWorkflow — the admin and follow-up your business runs on), the operations desk (OmniSync — shipments and cross-border logistics watched and worked), and the legacy desk (The Legacy Desk — a lifetime of photos, accounts, and stories organized into one archive, with the handoff set up while you’re here to do it your way). Underneath all of it sit the trust rules, in writing: no stored passwords, ever; every task runs on your written authorization for that task; and any step that moves money ends at your final tap, never ours. We’re opening a founding cohort of 25 seats — and your first task is free, so you can watch how we work before you decide anything.