things i got curious about, built for real.
each one ships finished: a demo you can run and the code behind it.
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all builds →tallydrex (classification)Technicians write down everything they did, and the office bills from a different ticket. tally reads both, finds the work that never made it onto the invoice, and prices it from your rate card. If the note doesn't clearly say the work was done, it won't charge for it, and it never sends an invoice.services · finance · drex (classification)96.6%unbilled work found$5,435counted by mistake59sent to a persondemo + writeup →plain · technicalsiftjev (classification)sift reads your team's shared inbox and sends each email to the person who should handle it. It spots the ones with a deadline hidden inside, like a city letter that gives you 14 days to respond, and writes a draft reply for someone to check and send.services · operations · jev (classification)30/30clocks flagged11/61false alarms63/91no person askeddemo + writeup →plain · technicalreckonjev (classification)When you send a payment reminder, customers write back: already paid, will pay Friday, this bill is wrong. reckon reads those replies and updates your follow-ups to match, so nobody has to go through them one by one. Anything it isn't sure about goes to a person.services · finance · jev (classification)50/51ordinary replies read right6/6hard errors caught firstdemo + writeup →plain · technical
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who's doing the work
i'm vishesh. software engineer, production systems in fintech. a yc-backed us startup runs agent systems i built against live customer traffic (artifact.engineer).
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