What we build, shown at work.

AI agents, assistants, internal tools and the automation that ties them together, designed, built and run by one team. Each service below is shown as a piece of one of the four desks, so you can see what it looks like on a Tuesday.

AI products

Products where the AI does the work: research platforms, analysts, matchers and graders, with the checks built in.

You get
Product designWeb appData pipelinesEvaluation and tests
See it in MarketSignals →
MarketSignalsSignalsgraded 16:40
Signals · graded A to D6 graded
ALarge-cap · bankingbreakout on volume38 similar · 61% carried
BMid-cap · pharmabase, 7 weeks52 similar · 48% carried
BSemiconductorsgap and hold44 similar · 50% carried
CMid-cap · auto partsfailed retest61 similar · 39% carried
CRates · 10-yearrange compression70 similar · 41% carried
DSmall-cap · retaillate-stage spike29 similar · 24% carried
Why A · Large-cap banking
38 similar setups since 2019. 61% carried for ten sessions; the median move was +4.2%, the worst −3.1%. Graded on data the strategy never saw while it was tuned.

AI assistants

Assistants with one job and clear limits: by voice, in chat, or inside the tools your team already uses. They ask before they guess, and show you before anything changes.

You get
Conversation designTools and data accessConfirm-before-change flowsGuardrails
See it in BackOffice →
BackOfficeAsk the booksfrom the ledger
Ask the booksanswers from the ledger
◆Which customers slipped past 30 days this month versus last?Ask
Two customers slipped past 30 days this month: Acme Wholesale and Northside Deli. Harbor Café improved. Every figure below links to its postings.
Acme Wholesale48,200Northside Deli12,900Harbor Café7,450Green Fork5,100
CustomerLast monthThis monthChange
Acme Wholesale31,00048,200+17,200
Northside Deli012,900+12,900
Harbor Café9,1007,450−1,650
Green Fork5,1005,1000
Export CSVShow postingsDraft reminders

Internal tools

The system of record your team opens every morning: orders, ledgers, pipelines and reports, on the web and in the pocket.

You get
Web consoleMobile appPDF statementsAccess rules
See it in BackOffice →
BackOfficeInvoicesfrom the road
Invoices · at the doorfrom the road
Mobile app · driver
Delivery · Northside Delivan 2
Sourdough · 2496.00
Rye · 1254.00
Croissant · 60150.00
300.00Confirm delivery
Invoice INV-1188 · issued 08:00sent
Invoice · Northside DeliDue in 14 days300.00
Open PDFResend

Workflow automation

Pipelines that source, sort, draft and follow up. The AI drafts; a person approves anything that goes out in their name.

You get
Sourcing and matchingDocument parsingStage-triggered emailDaily digests
See it in TalentRail →
TalentRailDraftsholding 40
Drafts · stage oneholding 40
To RK · stage one · from priya@agencyyour voice
A role that fits your Java background
Hi Ravi — I saw your work on payments systems and have a contract role that lines up closely with it: senior Java, remote, six months, with a team that…
Approve & sendEditSkip
AKAK · Data engineerA contract role that lines up with your pipeline workApprove
MSMS · QA leadRemote QA lead role, 9 months, start next monthApprove
JTJT · React developerA React role with a product team that releases weeklyApprove
40 drafts waiting for your yesApprove all 40

Data and decision systems

Screening, grading and reporting that run on a schedule and leave an audit trail you can check.

You get
Scheduled jobsScoring and gradingDashboardsAudit checks
See it in MarketSignals →
MarketSignalsScorecardout of sample
Scorecard · how past grades played outout of sample
GradeCarriedMedian move
A41 signals63% carriedmedian +3.9%
B96 signals51% carriedmedian +1.6%
C118 signals38% carriedmedian −0.4%
D57 signals22% carriedmedian −2.8%
Out of sample, last 12 months. Carried means the setup held for ten sessions. History informs; it does not predict.
312
signals graded this year
0
calls made
575
automated tests behind it

Web, mobile and wearables

The front door and the pocket: sites, phone and watch apps, voice interfaces and analytics.

You get
SitesPhone and watch appsVoice interfacesAnalytics
See it in PocketAssistant →
PocketAssistantHabitsfrom the wrist
Habits · from the wriststreak 12
08:30Gym12days in a rowKept ✓
Last 14 days
↻Reading, missed yesterday: moved to tonight, streak kept.Fine
This week’s habits
Gym · weekdays 07:0012kept today
Reading · evenings8moved to tonight
No screens after ten3due at 22:00

Three ways to start.

Start at any step. We usually suggest a teardown first, because the cheapest code is the code you didn’t need.

Start here

Teardown

Half a day beside the people doing the work. We map what’s manual, what repeats and what breaks.

  • The job, written down step by step
  • Where the line should sit between AI and people
  • What we’d build first
Book a teardown
Prove it

First win

Before any full build, one working automation on your own accounts that changes someone’s week.

  • One job, automated end to end
  • The checkpoint designed in
  • A clear read on what to build next
Plan a first win
Go all in

Build & run

The real system, designed, built and run by one team, with access rules and audit checks from the start.

  • Product, assistant or internal tool
  • Checkpoints where they matter
  • Scheduled jobs, tests and checks that keep it honest
Talk about a build

The standards we hold to.

1,000+automated tests, written beside the features they cover
1person in the path for anything sent in your name
0client data pooled: your accounts, your data
Day 1access rules planned, then re-checked as the system grows

The tests: 575 behind MarketSignals, 459 behind PocketAssistant and 15 prompt checks across the assistants.

Fair questions.

Something else on your mind? Ask us directly.

Whichever fits the job. We pick the model for each task, hosted or open, and keep each client’s data separate.

Tell us what’s slowing your team down.

We’ll come back with what we’d build first, and exactly where the line should sit.

Book a build callhello@u023.dev