Things we built because
nothing existing solved it well enough.
These are tools built alongside client work, usually because the same problem kept showing up and the available solutions were either overbuilt, overpriced, or just wrong for the use case.
HomeschoolDesk.ai
AI-powered curriculum management. Built by a homeschool family, for homeschool families.
Visit HomeschoolDesk.ai ↗ How we built it →Homeschool families needed curriculum planning software that understood how homeschooling actually works — flexible scheduling, multi-grade households, co-op days, and the reality that the plan changes every week. Every existing tool was either a generic calendar or a full learning management system built for schools.
HomeschoolDesk.ai handles curriculum planning and scheduling specifically. AI generates weekly plans from your curriculum data. You adjust. It remembers what you changed and why. Built to replace the three separate apps most homeschool families are juggling.
FESible
Florida FES-UA scholarship families were drowning in PDFs. Now it’s three clicks.
Visit FESible.com ↗ How we built it →Florida’s FES-UA scholarship program reimburses homeschool families for qualifying educational expenses. Figuring out what qualifies involves reading through a PDF that gets updated every year and cross-referencing it against your receipts. Most families are either guessing or spending hours on the phone with their scholarship account manager.
FESible is a Chrome extension that makes that eligibility check immediate. Search, see if it qualifies, move on. Built specifically for families navigating the scholarship, not as a general-purpose education tool.
ProposalIQ
Stop writing proposals for jobs that were never the right fit.
A Chrome extension for Upwork freelancers and agencies. Reads job posts and gives you an instant signal on fit before you spend time writing a proposal — based on your actual profile, track record, and focus, not a generic scoring formula.
When a job is worth pursuing, it drafts a proposal that starts with the client’s specific problem, not a boilerplate intro. Proposals that actually answer the post instead of describing your credentials.
In beta. Not publicly listed yet.
My Board
A planner that replaced three separate apps. Projects, tasks, urgency and a calendar in one place, built because every tool we tried was either a to-do list pretending to be project management or project management pretending to be simple.
How we built it →Looking for the services?
The Operations Audit, the Business Systems Audit, and Acquisition Intelligence each have their own page with full details, pricing and FAQs.