The Works

Four problems. One frame. Rolling out now.

In the hangar Rollout First flight In service

The Upload Offline Conversions App

TUOCA

Rollout First flight October 1, 2026.

The gap.

Your ad platforms see the click and the call. They never see the job that closed three days later in a driveway. So they optimize toward leads, not revenue.

Who feels it.

Any business whose revenue happens face to face, and the agencies that run their advertising.

What we built.

A relay between lead-tracking systems (CallRail, CTM, ServiceTitan, Jobber) and ad platforms (Google, Meta, Microsoft, TikTok) that fetches, filters, deduplicates, transforms, and uploads real outcomes back to the platforms that need them. Multi-tenant from the start, so an agency runs every client from one place.

Stands on.

The FloFrame foundation. No schema, structural tenant isolation, encrypted credentials.

Land Manager

Rollout

The gap.

Geographic data lives in spreadsheets, PDFs, and GIS tools built for specialists. The people who need to see it on a map can't.

Who feels it.

Municipalities, land managers, anyone with location-bound data and no GIS department.

What we built.

A mapping utility that puts any data on a map with hierarchical libraries, shared references, attachments, and the curvature and GPS mathematics done correctly.

Stands on.

The FloFrame foundation. Land Manager has been in daily use for three years, by real people with real land to manage, and the model underneath it has never needed a migration. What's new is the packaging: we're readying it for general release.

Silience

Rollout

silience (n.) — the kind of unnoticed excellence that carries on around you every day, unremarkably. Pronounced SILL-ee-ens. From John Koenig's The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows.

The gap.

A service business lives or dies on the phone, and the phone is answered by whoever isn't on a job.

Who feels it.

Pest control, cleaning, HVAC, plumbing, clinics; any operator whose calls arrive faster than people can take them.

What we built.

An AI front desk that knows the business, its services, its hours, its policies, and its systems. It identifies callers, checks schedules, books, creates leads, and hands off to a human when it should. Every call recorded, summarized, and classified. We didn't name it after a bot, because the best AI shouldn't feel like one. Silience means excellence so consistent it goes unnoticed. That is the standard: a caller who never realizes the call was handled by software, and an owner who stops thinking about the phone.

Stands on.

The FloFrame foundation for tenant configuration, knowledge, and isolation.

VividSVG

Rollout

The gap.

A chart library gives you a chart. A BI platform gives you a platform. Nobody gives you a branded, live, lightweight widget you can drop anywhere.

Who feels it.

Developers, telemetry and IoT teams, dashboard designers, agencies, white-label SaaS products.

What we built.

A visual authoring tool for live-data dashboard widgets. Import an SVG or a PNG, bind shapes to REST endpoints, animate, and export zero-dependency, accessible code that runs anywhere. Bars, rings, gauges, sparklines, multi-series and hybrid charts. Four presets. Source files kept separate from production exports.

Stands on.

The FloFrame foundation.