I design and ship AI-native products with hard infrastructure — sandboxed code execution, ML pipelines, medical-grade data systems. The projects agencies quote six figures for and deliver half-working.
Fig. 01 — the panel, the gut feel, the guessworkScreening is slow, biased and easy to game — and generated code has made unproctored take-homes worthless. Employers needed a way to watch real skill happen, not read about it.
Untrusted candidate code runs inside gVisor cells; Nix shelves every toolchain and provisions exactly the languages each assessment needs. Scroll — this is the provisioner warming up.
Every challenge gets a token budget. The broker meters each candidate's AI usage against it and cuts over-consumption before it bills — watch it enforce.
Fig. 02 — expert hours, spent drawing outlinesContouring a single patient's CT set consumes expert hours, and the commercial autosegmentation suites that automate it are licensed at prices most hospitals can't justify. Oncosoft trains its own models — on public datasets and hospital-partnered, privacy-scrubbed data — and delivers the full pipeline as affordable SaaS: training, secure storage and retrieval, clinical workflow.
Fig. 03 — the analysis, weeks after the questionMedical researchers budget for a biostatistician, wait days or weeks for results, and get a limited number of revisions. Kyrostat reads your data and research context, suggests the right tests and parameters, explains the assumptions behind every choice — and lets you iterate infinitely until the analysis is yours.
Fig. 04 — a life decision, made on hearsayMost school-leavers pick a degree on hearsay — no idea which universities fit, what scholarships exist, or what a campus is actually like. Askedii asks ten questions, matches ten universities, opens a per-university chatbot for the details — and connects applicants to paid mentor calls with students already there.
One to two weeks. I map your problem into an architecture, a technical spec, and a fixed-price phased plan you could hand to any team.
Each phase is fixed-scope, fixed-price, and ends with working software you can run — not a progress report.
Deployment, documentation your future team can build on, and a 30-day post-launch support window.
One fixed price for the whole build. At handover, everything is yours — no strings, no meter.
A monthly plan — I host, maintain and keep improving the software while you run the business.
One conversation is enough to know whether I'm the right person to build it. If I'm not, I'll tell you.
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