What it proves
These products are not a portfolio. They are our production track record.
Building for yourself forces what a vendor can avoid: running it, fixing it, paying for your own mistakes. Here is what each constraint made us learn, and what it gives you.
OriginThe constraint, and what it demandsWhat already runs here
Notacor
The constraint
Sensitive professional data. Demands isolation that holds even through a bug, and a scope bounded from the data model up.
What runs
One PostgreSQL schema per firm, bounded enrichment workers, hosting and AI inside the EU.
Notacor
The constraint
Non-negotiable professional conduct. Demands business rules written in code, readable and testable one by one.
What runs
Targeting engine and guardrails in a pure domain package, independent of the interface.
Blindspot
The constraint
A product sold online. Demands payment, quotas, API costs held in check, and a defensible measurement.
What runs
Three plans on sale, a score based on implicit prompts, four models queried.
Andiamo
The constraint
No screen: the interface is a language model. Demands that data carry its own degree of certainty, and that whatever costs money be bounded per user.
What runs
Route composition server side, one score shared across modes, a "published" or "estimated" status on every leg, quotas per account.
Leon
The constraint
Automatic decisions with real money. Demands wrapping the probabilistic in the deterministic, and being able to stop everything.
What runs
Deterministic validation with the last word, structured features, idempotency, a dead man's switch.
When we deliver for you, you do not inherit a method. You inherit systems we already keep standing.