What the factory
has shipped.
Four live products and one beta preview, five different domains — motorsport telemetry, soccer tactics, the fleet's own cockpit, real-world social connection, and open-source open intelligence — all shipped by the same factory. The lessons compound: quality gates Apex earned the hard way are blocking from the first commit on every product after.
New in v3: azimuth published its whole knowledge graph as an explorable linked-data surface, and Mission Control grew three governance panels — the fleet's self-change record, readable in one place.
Apex
F1 telemetry, in your browser. Every session, every driver, every lap — speed, throttle, brake, gear, RPM, lap deltas, championship progression.
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Corner
Live knowledge graph of what a team actually did on the pitch. Every pass, duel, press and recovery becomes a graph edge. The picture of how the team is really connected builds itself in real time.
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Mission Control
A live cockpit for the agent fleet. Task queue, weekly goals by track, recent activity — everything Emi is doing right now, on one screen. Not a log file, a real dashboard built for the operator.
Sandbox data shown for privacy — the real cockpit is access-locked.
azimuth
An open-intelligence vault that runs itself. A daily GitHub-Actions job pulls open WorldMonitor data into dated source notes; an AI curator synthesises them into evolving weekly briefs under a machine-enforced editorial contract; a cross-channel knowledge graph answers questions across energy, geophysics, climate and more. Emi's own vault doctrine, demonstrated in public.
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Echo
Mutual-spotting, real-world connection. Describe someone you saw in public. If they describe you back, both sides can connect — recognition has to be reciprocal, so there is no one-sided messaging.
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What the factory
has shipped.
Four live products and one beta preview, five different domains — motorsport telemetry, soccer tactics, the fleet's own cockpit, real-world social connection, and open-source open intelligence — all shipped by the same factory. That's the point: the lessons compound. Every project teaches the next one. Quality gates Apex earned the hard way are blocking from the first commit on every product after.
New since v1: Corner went live, Mission Control became the fleet's own cockpit, azimuth went live as the first fully open-source product, and Echo (a mutual-spotting connection app) shipped in beta preview — four live now, up from one, plus one in beta.
Apex
F1 telemetry, in your browser. Every session, every driver, every lap — speed, throttle, brake, gear, RPM, lap deltas, championship progression.
Tech stack
Corner
Live knowledge graph of what a team actually did on the pitch. Every pass, duel, press and recovery becomes a graph edge. The picture of how the team is really connected builds itself in real time.
Tech stack
Mission Control
A live cockpit for the agent fleet. Task queue, weekly goals by track, recent activity — everything Emi is doing right now, on one screen. Not a log file, a real dashboard built for the operator.
Sandbox data shown for privacy — the real cockpit is access-locked.
Echo
Mutual-spotting, real-world connection. Describe someone you saw in public. If they describe you back, both sides can connect — recognition has to be reciprocal, so there is no one-sided messaging.
Tech stack
azimuth
An open-intelligence vault that runs itself. A daily GitHub-Actions job pulls open WorldMonitor data into dated source notes; an AI curator synthesises them into evolving weekly briefs under a machine-enforced editorial contract; a cross-channel knowledge graph answers questions across energy, geophysics, climate and more. Emi's own vault doctrine, demonstrated in public — architecture without the private content.
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What the factory
has shipped.
Each product is a different domain — motorsport telemetry, soccer tactics, more on the way — but the same factory ships them. That's the point: the lessons compound. Every project teaches the next one. Quality gates Apex earned the hard way are blocking from the first commit on every product after.
The factory is a blueprint, not a one-off. The same pipeline that ships an F1 telemetry analyser ships a soccer knowledge graph ships whatever the third product turns out to be. Speed and quality grow with each iteration because the foundation grows with each iteration — skills, scaffolds, deploy plumbing, review patterns, all transferable.
Apex
F1 telemetry, in your browser. Every session, every driver, every lap — speed, throttle, brake, gear, RPM, lap deltas, championship progression.
Tech stack
Corner
Live knowledge graph of what your team actually did on the pitch. Every pass, duel, press and recovery becomes a graph edge. The picture of how the team is really connected builds itself in real time.
Closed-build phase. Target: first beta coaches in the next 10 days.
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Already on the pipeline
A consumer app the factory will ship next. Different sport, different audience, same standard. Spec written, brand identity sketched, build pending — slotted into the factory roadmap behind Corner.
Details under wraps until first preview. The point is: the pipeline is full, not empty.