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.