The Mute
Chat, image and video generation through a queue, member-to-member messaging, and a desk with per-member quotas — for one circle, on our own GPUs.
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the systems behind the page.
We run our own businesses on these machines, and we built these systems to do it. AI work runs on our own GPUs. Each card says exactly what state its system is in today. None of them links anywhere yet — that is deliberate.
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Crowd Pleaser
Drop in a noisy recording; get the speaker back without the room, the music or the crowd.
The Gibson
A web console over headless reverse engineering: every function of a binary decompiled, named and documented by a model, then written back.
Beacon Marketing
One queue, one scheduler and one policy engine for posting across every brand we run. Built and dry-run; it has not posted anything yet.
Customer Support Adventure
A live co-pilot for hard support calls: it follows the conversation as a flowchart, lights up your prepared counters and tracks what you still need to get.
Brainbox
A two-person product skunkworks: capture ideas, brainstorm them with an AI analyst, build a reference board and generate concept renders.
Twin Phoenix Ventures
A flip desk for the Tri-Cities: live listings scored for profit, sold comps, repair budgets and market timing in one place.
Manifold
An OBD-II scan tool: codes, freeze frames, readiness monitors and live sensor data from a car through a cheap adapter. It only reads; it never writes to the car.
Tradedesk
A private two-person trading desk: charts with drawing tools and alerts, a paper-trading engine, long and short scanners and a course on shorting.
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