What we build and operate.
One consumer application in production, and two regulatory platforms in development. All three are designed, engineered, hosted, and supported by the same team.
StadiumStub
A real-time stadium concierge, live event tracker, and digital scrapbook for iOS. It orchestrates the entire day — approach, in-venue, and egress — and preserves the record permanently.
- Predictive delay intelligence fusing meteorological, lightning, and air quality data
- Live transit, traffic, and surge-aware egress routing
- Dynamic Island and Live Activity tracking throughout the event
- A lifetime passport of every venue attended, with deep analytics
Malachi OS
Regulatory intelligence for insurance carriers, banks, and state regulators — built to surface predatory conduct and financial exploitation while intervention still matters.
Complaint-driven supervision is structurally late. It can only see harm that has already occurred to someone willing and able to report it. Malachi OS is engineered to identify the pattern first and present it in a form an examiner can act on.
- Built for carriers, banks, and state insurance and banking regulators
- Hardened zero-trust architecture on Google Cloud
- Per-jurisdiction data isolation appropriate to regulated environments
Kathleen
Algorithmic accountability for insurance. Kathleen measures bias in the AI and machine learning models carriers and producers use to underwrite, price, and settle claims — across every line of business.
Fairness requirements are taking shape state by state, and carriers are increasingly asked to demonstrate what they can currently only assert. Kathleen pairs a deterministic statistical core with a verifiable audit trail, so the output is evidence rather than a dashboard.
- Life, annuity, property, casualty, and health
- Reproducible results that withstand examination
- A complete record of what was tested, when, and against what
Evaluating one of these platforms?
We walk through Malachi OS and Kathleen in detail with carriers, institutions, and regulators under NDA.