Built here, owned here, supported here.

Each of these began as a problem nothing on the market solved. We built and support all three, to the same standard your project would get.

ARIP logo — an eye with a radio spectrum trace across the pupil

Platform

ARIP

Radio situational awareness used to mean military budgets and trained analysts. ARIP is a portable sensor that sweeps the spectrum on its own, detecting and classifying whatever is transmitting nearby, from WiFi and aircraft down to drones and two-way radio. It keeps a live catalog of everything it has heard, and the software that builds that picture is the real product.

Tessera logo — four green triangles in a square, divided by a cross of open space

Web app

Tessera

Tessera is a screening and research workbench for US public companies, built on SEC filings and point-in-time data, so what you see is what was actually knowable at the time. Define a screen on the fundamentals you care about, save it, and go deep on any match: revenue history, valuation over time, filings, and earnings calls on one page.

Village logo — three houses on a hill above the word Village

Civic tool

Village

Social media became the front door to community life, and privacy became the price of admission. Village removes the trade. Counties, cities, and their departments publish posts, events, and alerts straight to residents, free, no account required. There are no ads, no comment sections, and no tracking, and that is enforced in the code rather than promised in a policy.

Most of what we build was never on anyone’s page. If your problem isn’t here, that’s normal. Bring it anyway.

What we do

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