Things that had to be
right, not just shipped.
Slot math a certifier will audit. A ledger a regulator will ask about. A clinical note a lawyer may read. The domains change. The standard does not.
Original slot games Stake Engine
We design and build original slot games for Stake Engine, Stake.com's open remote gaming server. Mechanic, math, art and client, all of it ours.
FUNDesk AI-native CRM for merchant cash advance
A multi-tenant CRM and underwriting workspace for merchant cash advance brokers and funders. Money paths, regulated data, and an audit trail that holds up.
SARAI The gallery operating system
An AI assistant for art galleries, sitting on real inventory, consignment, client and sales software. It answers the questions a gallery director actually asks.
Notewell Clinical documentation that stays defensible
Ambient clinical notes with the boring parts done right: structured output, an edit trail, and a hard line between what was observed and what was inferred.
Cartwheel Dispatch for people who are already busy
Load management for small carriers and brokers. Built around the phone call and the text message, because that is where freight actually books.
Briefly Contract review that shows its work
Reads a contract, flags the clauses that will cost you, and anchors every flag to the exact span of text it came from. No summary you have to take on faith.
senior-mode Make a coding agent fail its own review
A portable behavioral core for coding agents. Hooks that block the failure modes, rules that scope by path, and reviewers that run before you see the answer. MIT.
Hangar Team chat where @claude is a real session
A chat app where mentioning the agent in a room starts a real Claude Code session on a machine you control. A live console of its work, and row level security that fails closed. MIT.
Public-record pipelines Structured data out of hostile sources
UCC filings, entity registrations and officer records across dozens of state systems. APIs where they exist, browser automation where they do not, one schema at the end.
Custom agents Built to finish, not to demo
Agents wired into a real codebase or a real workflow, with the guardrails that make their output something you can merge without reading every line twice.
Yours could be
next.
Ask which of these is closest to your situation. Monet knows what each project had to get right and what carried across domains.
I can walk you through any of them. Tell me your industry or the problem you're sitting on and I'll point you at the closest one.