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Sportfolio combines the depth of fantasy sports with the mechanics of an equity market. Instead of drafting a static roster, users trade player-based positions in a live market whose prices respond in real time to on-field performance, injuries, matchups, and roster news. Each match adds volatility. A daily boost system, tuned player pools, and live leaderboards create a game loop that behaves more like a live trading floor than a season-long fantasy league. The interface is presented as a public market terminal, matching the professional trading aesthetic of the product.

Jitsy is a marketplace connecting Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioners with private instructors across North America. Students search by location and preferred date, browse verified, credential-checked instructor profiles, and book and pay for a session in one flow. Instructors run the other half of the marketplace: they advertise availability, manage their own schedules, and message students directly, turning coaching expertise into a bookable business rather than word-of-mouth referrals. Yo! Launch built the two-sided marketplace end to end, dual onboarding for students and instructors, search and discovery, scheduling, and payment.

RenoLogue is a project management platform built for Singapore's interior design industry, replacing the WhatsApp threads, scattered Google Drive links, and paper diaries that most renovation firms run on. Designers juggling 5 to 15 concurrent projects get one Instagram-style feed per project, a master calendar with automatic double-booking detection across every site visit and client meeting, and centralised document storage for contracts, plans, permits, and warranties. The feature both sides actually asked for is timestamp-verified approvals: every sign-off is stamped with Singapore time, device, and IP, and exportable as a PDF if a dispute ever comes up. Homeowners get an invite-only view into their own project, no account for the designer's whole business, just the renovation they're paying for. Installs as a PWA to the home screen on iPhone, Android, or desktop, no app-store review cycle required. PDPA-compliant and hosted for the Singapore market, currently free during the local pilot.

AG Shield Market is a US bulk agricultural marketplace connecting farms, distributors, and agencies buying and selling hay, forage, grains, and oilseeds, direct, without a broker in the middle. Listings span 16 produce types across three categories, hay varieties (alfalfa, timothy, Bermuda, Sudan grass, oat, mixed grass), feed and milling grains (feed corn, wheat, barley, oats), and oilseeds (soybeans, sunflower seed, canola), searchable by produce type, US state, and radius up to 500 miles, or by keyword. Coverage spans all 31 supported states at launch. The platform runs on a straightforward listing model: producers and distributors post available inventory or sourcing needs, and counterparties find them by geography and product rather than working a phone list of regional brokers.

Ketamine Tracker is a privacy-first PWA for people undergoing ketamine infusion therapy — a structured personal journal that keeps session logs, daily mood scores, PHQ-9 depression screening results, and vital-sign readings in one place, so patients arrive at every follow-up appointment with an actual record rather than a rough memory. After each infusion, a patient logs the date, dose, duration, blood pressure at three points during the session, and a free-text note. Daily mood is a one-tap five-face scale that takes under five seconds. The app automatically prompts the PHQ-9 — the clinically standard nine-question depression severity check — the day before and the day after each session, scores it, and surfaces a trend line over time. Session notes are client-side encrypted before they ever reach the database, so the data is unreadable even from a database dump. The full history exports as CSV or JSON for direct sharing with a prescriber. The app installs from the browser on iPhone, Android, and iPad and runs offline — no app-store listing required.

Inkscribe AI turns any document, PDF, scanned image, or contract into a searchable, analysable, and conversational asset. The product marries a proprietary OCR pipeline with ScribIQ, our in-house AI assistant built on Claude, so users can extract text with near-perfect accuracy, translate it into 25+ languages while preserving formatting, and chat with the document to pull out clauses, key figures, or summaries. Legal teams use it to review contracts in seconds, healthcare administrators to process medical records, and finance teams to reconcile invoices at scale.

Inkscribe Enterprise is the enterprise-grade evolution of Inkscribe AI, designed for legal, healthcare, financial-services, and government teams processing 50,000+ documents per month. It adds unlimited PDF batch processing, live team collaboration with cursors and threaded comments, ScribIQ Enterprise (Claude Sonnet powered) that queries across an entire document library, and analytics dashboards that measure team productivity and ROI. It ships with SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, HIPAA (with BAA), and ISO 27001, zero-trust architecture, SAML / Okta SSO, and pre-built connectors for Microsoft Teams, Slack, SharePoint, Salesforce, SAP, and more.

Lemeister is a sports-intelligence platform combining live match data, calibrated predictions, editorial narrative, and grounded AI Q&A. The flagship experience covers global football (soccer) with real-time match centers, lineups, live commentary, and knockout brackets. Under the hood we run our own canonical entity spine and a curated warehouse of 289,000+ matches across 5 leagues and 33 seasons, ingested from multiple providers with per-attribute provenance and reconciliation. The platform is engineered for accuracy and honesty first, calibrated model outputs, honest 'we don't know yet' fallbacks, and clear labels for volatility and staleness.