What we’ve built
Tools for real problems, mostly growth
Most of these help businesses grow. A few are just things we wanted to exist.

formerly MemberOS · membership platform
The operating system for membership organizations — members, engagement, and the day-to-day work of running a community in one place.
Started as a Lovable project.

The Referral Solution™
Turn relationships into revenue. Map your network, let an AI coach surface the right intro, and run live referral exchange sessions at any event.
Started as a Lovable project.

business assessment
White-label growth GPS for membership orgs: members self-assess across 10 core areas, AI writes the prescription, and peer groups form around shared needs.
Started as a Lovable project.

process design for AI agents
Design your business as rooms on a canvas — what goes in, what comes out, who holds it — then hand jobs to AI agents with clear costs, returns, and stop points.
Built directly in Claude Code.

home maintenance reminders
A personalized maintenance plan, smart seasonal reminders, and an organized home binder for receipts, warranties, and service history.
Started as a Lovable project.

EOS® dashboard
One system for leadership teams running on EOS — V/TO, Rocks, Scorecard, Issues, To-Dos, Level 10 Meetings, and the Accountability Chart.
Started as a Lovable project.

backroads drive planner
Plan highway-avoiding back roads drives with waypoints and a target drive time. Built for the NC chapter of the Mini Motoring Club of America.
Started as a Lovable project.

innovation workshop, played
A game that walks a team through inventing, testing, and picking the ideas worth building — innovation as play rather than a workshop deck.
Started as a Lovable project.
naming tool
A tool for naming things well — companies, products, brands, and ideas — and pressure-testing the name before you commit to it.
Started as a Lovable project.
food and cooking tool
A cooking companion — recipes, planning, and the small decisions that make dinner happen.
Started as a Lovable project.
New builds join the wall as they leave the bench.
