Four projects. One studio.
Four projects under direct operation. Some are owned products, some are tools, some are still in trial. Status reflects current state.
A writing tool that slows you down.
Every AI writing tool helps users write faster. Foil helps users write slower, and deeper.
The LLM never writes a single word for the user. Its only job is to question what the user has already written, so the user re-examines their own thinking.
If you want faster, you have the wrong tool.
A text universe engine.
Linear reading hides the structure of a text.
LogicLink extracts the entities and relationships embedded in long-form text — characters, factions, events in fiction; authors, concepts, methods in academic papers — and renders them as an explorable 3D knowledge graph.
The reader sees the structure that linear reading hides.
Case management for legal practices.
A multi-tenant case management system built for small and mid-sized law firms — case files, client records, deadline tracking, document library, member access control.
Currently in trial at one law firm in Hainan, China. Built on Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind, shadcn/ui, and Supabase.
Inbox in. Action card out. On-device.
Life admin keeps showing up as raw, undigested material — an unfamiliar English email, a bill with no obvious due date, a lease clause you might be missing, a school notice with a deadline buried in it.
Most tools record tasks you've already extracted, or chat at you. Life Admin OS reads the source material itself and returns a structured action card — what it is, how urgent, the deadline, key facts and risks, the suggested next step, and a copy-pasteable reply if one is called for.
All AI runs against a local LM Studio instance (Gemma 3n) on the user's machine. Data lives in IndexedDB. Nothing leaves the device.
Software builds, operating partnerships, and consulting engagements are all welcome inbound. Replies are human.
