Turn institutional data into confident decisions.

A desktop analytics environment that guides an analyst through twenty-eight statistical techniques, from assumption checks through to interpretation. Everything runs locally, so no data leaves the machine.

A curriculum management system for tracking courses and programs through proposal, review, and approval. It keeps curriculum data accurate, auditable, and ready for accreditation review.

An analysis platform that assembles workforce, completions, and institutional data into cohort benchmarks for cybersecurity programs. Written briefings are generated on the analyst's own machine and grounded in the underlying data rather than model recall.

A local-first generator that produces configurable synthetic datasets, from fifty rows to one million, for teaching, testing, and analytics demonstrations. Seeded output is byte-reproducible, so any dataset can be regenerated exactly.

A point-and-click desktop workbench for exploring data, training models, and obtaining plain-language explanations of the results. All computation happens on your own machine, with nothing sent to the cloud.

A free iPhone simulation in which every choice shapes a business you run, across six business types and 278 authored scenarios. It is an approachable, public take on the craft of making good decisions.

A drafting environment that keeps narrative, budget, and required forms reconciled against the solicitation as a proposal evolves. It was built for and used on a multi-million-dollar federal grant proposal.

A private workspace for organizing tickets, routines, and approvals across ongoing work. It can dispatch tasks to an AI agent and return the results for human review before anything is committed.

A desktop workbench for turning a document collection into a retrieval system and testing how well it answers real questions. The index, models, and documents remain entirely on local infrastructure.

An analysis tool that compares a scope of work against a library of job descriptions to show where responsibilities already sit and which roles overlap. When no existing role owns the work, it reports that rather than forcing a match.

A FERPA-compliant platform for defining, mapping, and assessing learning outcomes across institution, program, and course levels. It launches directly inside the learning management system through LTI, so faculty assess where they already work.

A native macOS application that imports session data and assigns sessions to rooms and time slots against the constraints a planner defines. Planners retain full control, reviewing and editing every assignment before an agenda is published.

An offline desktop application that evaluates de-identified student course records against certificate program requirements and reports which programs each student has satisfied. Every determination is deterministic and auditable, carrying course-level evidence back to the source record.