Zachary
Lewis.

A platform where people who don't write code set up AI agents that do real work for their business: send the email, run the workflow, make the call.

A workspace for self-directed traders. Scanners surface setups, a model drafts the reasoning, the trader's own brokerage places the order, and a journal tracks what worked.

Helps families stay connected to someone who is incarcerated, and helps people coming home find housing, legal aid, bail funds and work.

Connects Michigan homeowners with vetted HVAC contractors and publishes real contract pricing, so homeowners know what a job should cost. Calls are answered by a voice agent.

A directory of small businesses across Detroit's neighborhoods that fills in its own listings, plus a pipeline that drafts local stories for a person to approve.

Customers book a pickup, drivers collect, a partner laundromat weighs and washes, and drivers bring it back.

Patients and families rate the nursing care they receive, with a written reason behind every score.

Voice agents answering live calls for two businesses, taking bookings and intake details from natural speech.

A snowplow robot built from two salvaged hoverboards, with a hardwired emergency stop.

An open standard that lets any A2A agent make phone calls and send texts.

A documentation framework that keeps docs in sync with code while AI tools write it.

A React engine that shows text from several agents at once on one shared grid.