Three AI products, each at a different stage.
These are proof, not a catalog. They show what we build — working systems across operations, healthcare, and consumer data — and the same idea underneath all three: make it simple, make it usable, make it real.
- Internal productionCadence AIB Home ManagementUsed in an operating business, with access limited to that business and its team.
- Closed betaAsk NikoLimited invited groupWorking with a limited invited group while the product and operating model are refined.
- Coming soonMember360Separate public previewThe full product is not yet available; any linked preview is separate and clearly labeled.
Each stage names what is available today. Product pages explain the boundary and any separate preview.
Cadence AI
Cadence is the operations assistant Sandeep built for Lindsey's short-term-rental business. It reads across her whole stack — PMS, pricing, cleaning ops, accounting and tax — and the moment something needs attention, it drafts the next move: a vendor work order, a turnover confirmation, a price change, an owner report.
Lindsey stays the final judge of every external move. Cadence proposes, she approves, and only then does it write back to the connected tool. One conversation, every tool — and a human still in command.
It's the most convincing thing we can show you — a real product, running B Home Management's operations every day, described by the person who uses it. No case study can manufacture that.
Illustrative interface · sample operational data
Ask Niko
In closed beta, athletes can ask Niko questions in Telegram and receive training guidance grounded in supported connected data. The invited beta supports Oura, Strava, WHOOP.
Proactive check-ins and automatic plan rewrites are planned next. Visit the product site to learn more or join the waitlist.
Supported recovery and training signals stay together when an athlete asks what to do today.
A Telegram chat — no new app, no new login, no new habit. The less friction, the more people use it.
Recovery is low. Oura readiness 58, HRV down 14% from your baseline, 6h11m sleep.
Skip the intervals. Do a Z2 spin instead — 60–75 min, keep HR under 145. You'll get more from a hard session Thursday.
Illustrative chat · sample training data
See Ask Niko in motion.
A coaching moment shaped around recovery and training context. Interface and connected-data examples are illustrative.
An actual answer.
What to do about it.
A coach that reads your real numbers —
and tells you exactly what to do, and why.
MRI — Right Knee · DENIED
Billed $1,250 · Member owes $1,250
Illustrative interface · sample claim data
Member360
The planned full Member360 product is designed to read an Explanation of Benefits, explain a denial in plain language, and prepare the likely next contact, call script, and appeal path for a person to verify.
The separate public preview available today is educational. It does not process an Explanation of Benefits, determine coverage, or replace guidance from a plan, provider, advocate, or qualified professional.
Member360 shows how we approach high-stakes, data-sensitive product design: explicit boundaries, verifiable sources, and a person—not a model—responsible for the decision.
The insight is never the data — it's the decision. Every product we build answers the same question: now what should you do next?
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