Showroom

Plateformes web, CRM sur mesure et produits mobiles construits pour des entreprises qui mesurent leurs résultats.

Apps

Consumer apps shipped to production, local-first, no account wall.

  • Arcane78

    Tarot as a mirror, not an oracle. A spread, a written reading, on your device, nothing to buy.

    Most tarot apps push accounts, subscriptions and a model that pretends to predict the future. The reading leaves the device, and the question becomes someone else's data.

    Arcane78 draws from the Marseille and Rider-Waite decks (78 cards, upright and reversed) and composes the reading on the device from each card's written notes. No account, no history, no model in the cloud. The same product runs on the web today, with iPhone and Android apps coming.

  • Vaxnext

    Your family's vaccines, one step ahead. Official schedules at home and when you travel. Health data never leaves the phone.

    Vaccination records live in paper booklets, portals that don't talk to each other, and a parent trying to remember a booster before a flight. Health apps that 'help' usually want an account and a copy of the record.

    Vaxnext keeps the whole family on the phone: unlimited members, the official schedule for the country of residence, recommended vaccines for 200+ travel destinations, and a reminder when a dose is due. No account. Ads are non-personalized; advertisers never receive the records.

  • Glimmry

    A consumer app we produced. The public site is launching at glimmry.com.

    Ship a consumer app that feels finished on day one, local-first, no account wall, without putting a half-built product in front of users.

    Glimmry is in production. The public site and store listings go up with the first store build, on the same stack as the other apps in this showroom.

  • Holdtotal

    See what your crypto is worth. Type in what you hold. Live total in USD or BTC. No account, no wallet, nothing uploaded.

    Portfolio apps want a wallet connection or an exchange login. That is convenient, and it is also a way to lose funds. Most people just need a number.

    Holdtotal does one thing: you enter coins and amounts by hand, and it shows the live total. Top 250 coins by market cap, Layer-2 tokens and Bittensor subnet tokens, priced from live market data. Holdings stay on the device. The app cannot move funds, there is no wallet connection at all. Free, supported by ads that never see the portfolio.

AI Products

Applied AI that does one job well, on the device when it can be.

  • GetMyNews

    Swipe the world's news. A deck of cards instead of an endless scroll. 400+ newsrooms, no account, free.

    News apps resell attention: infinite feed, an account, a profile sold to advertisers. Finishing a session is not in the product's interest.

    GetMyNews is a finite deck. Swipe right to keep, left to skip; when the deck runs out, you are done. An on-device assistant (Max) tunes the feed from those gestures. 400+ public newsroom feeds across 22 countries, grouped when several outlets cover the same story, and a tap opens the publisher's own page. One ad every 20 stories. Nothing of what you read is sent back to us.

  • Kalo.Quest

    Snap a photo of your meal. The AI names the foods, estimates weight, then logs calories and macros. No barcode, no typing.

    Calorie apps fail at the moment of eating: searching a database, scanning a barcode, guessing a portion. Most people stop by week two. The ones that use AI usually upload the journal to a server.

    One photo. The model names each food, estimates grams first, then calories, protein, carbs and fat. Adjust a portion if it is off, and it is logged. The journal never leaves the phone. The photo hits a stateless proxy and the result comes straight back. Free, up to 30 analyses a day, one ad after each. Workouts from a no-equipment sport screen put calories back into the day.

Web3

On-chain products on Bittensor and beyond, non-custodial by default.

  • TaoScale

    Non-custodial managed dTAO fund on Bittensor. Commit a budget, the desk deploys it. Your keys, your coins.

    Staking TAO across Bittensor subnets means picking validators, watching trust scores and rebalancing by hand. Custodial funds are easier, and they take the keys.

    TaoScale is a staking-only authorization you grant from your own wallet: the desk can stake and reallocate, never transfer TAO out. The indexer screens 128+ subnets each tempo; the desk deploys the budget you commit. 100% of staking yield stays yours, a subscription on the entrusted budget, never a cut of gains. Revocable at any time.

  • TaoSis

    A Bittensor product we produced, launching at taosis.com.

    TaoScale covers managed staking. The rest of the Bittensor workflow still needs a product that stays non-custodial and readable by someone who is not a validator.

    TaoSis is the next site in that line. The domain is live; the public product ships on the same stack as TaoScale: Next.js, on-chain reads, no custody of keys.

Websites

Product sites and client platforms engineered to load fast and convert.

  • PassPass

    A hardware password manager with a verification screen and a fingerprint reader. Secrets never leave your pocket.

    Software vaults decrypt in the memory of the machine you are trying not to trust. Security keys confirm a login without showing you which site asked. Phishing wins in the gap between those two.

    PassPass is a machined-aluminium device: memory LCD, on-device fingerprint, secure element. It shows the domain and account, waits for your finger, then types the password as a USB keyboard. No cloud, no subscription, firmware to be published. First-run reservations from €249, no payment until production is confirmed.

  • Bali Events

    Premium event management and brand activations in Bali.

    A premium event production house whose digital presence undersold the scale of its corporate work, costing it credibility in competitive pitches.

    A minimalist, cinematic identity built around video backgrounds and a portfolio structure that separates corporate activations from private events, so each audience lands on proof relevant to them.

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