We build our own

Products and ventures.

We run our own products on the same practices we sell. Some are in production, some are finished and waiting on a first customer, and some are ventures that taught us what a founder is really up against. Each record says which.

Our own products

QuietWatcher

Uptime and security monitoring that runs on the user's own machine. The engine and the database ship inside the app, so the target, the response and the credential used to reach it never…

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Defense, government and immersive training

SPARC

Immersive training authored in a browser and delivered to a headset or to an ordinary browser tab. It grew out of an Air Force SBIR we built from zero code under a prime, and the platform is…

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Artificial intelligence and automation

Jarvis and RIALMS

The agent platform we run our own company on: a named fleet, routing across hosted and local models, outbound mail nobody can send without approval, and a memory that can tell you what it…

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Legal technology

Sign42

An e-signature product where the interesting part is the invoice: the sender sets values the signer never sees, the signer enters quantities, and the document totals itself into something…

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Legal technology

Got.Law

A legal marketplace across two full platform generations, 2015 to 2025. Frank Robles built it as CTO, led its sale to a public company, ran it as President at launch, and Robles Industries…

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Identity and access

ri-auth

A production sign-in and account service with its own repository, its own database and a client package, built once on purpose so the next product does not have to build it again.

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Secure data transfer

HeavyMail

A secure large-file platform built in the early 2000s, when the alternative for a big file was a courier and a hard drive. Frank backed it, housed it, helped write it, and years later bought…

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Data rights and consent

Jellybean

A data company built on the position that your personal data is yours: you control it, you see who buys it, and you get paid. Frank co-founded it and wrote the architecture.

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Artificial intelligence and personal data

IYA.AI

An AI-driven, blockchain-backed personal information system. Frank architected it, built the core himself, and put it into production before building the team around it.

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Consumer product

DepositGuard

A renter loses a deposit because nobody wrote down what the place looked like on the way in. DepositGuard is the company and the product we built to fix that, from the product definition to…

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