WORKS

Software built around your job.

Six live products, each built to do one job well. Try them, then picture the one your team needs.

the usual way a product that almost fits, and workarounds for the rest.

these six each built for one job, and live now.

Shipping software in public since 2012.

askscottpierce.com/fix-my-home
Fix My Home front page: a renter chats about a dripping faucet while the ticket beside it fills in with the category, the location, the urgency, and who was texted.

FIX_MY_HOME

Maintenance requests vetted, sorted, and tracked.

Renters open their unit's link or call the property's number and say what's wrong. An assistant asks the questions a good super would, writes the ticket with a category and an urgency, and texts the crew. Nothing for renters to install.

chat or a phone call · a ticket in under a minute · the crew works from texts

Your version the calls and messages your front desk fields all day, turned into structured work orders before anyone picks up.

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askscottpierce.com/flip-funnel
Flip Funnel property page: owed $33,964 against a typical value of $360,400, a $326,436 spread, and the sale-day facts read out of the notice.

FLIP_FUNNEL

Foreclosure notices, read and graded for you.

House flippers spend every morning reading legal notices. Flip Funnel reads them instead, pulls out the sale details, and grades each property A to F with its reasoning shown. The whole crew can track each deal from their phones.

1,600+ notices graded · 8 states · reasoning shown on every grade

Your version the claims, invoices, or applications your team reads every day, sorted and explained before anyone opens them.

Try it live →
askscottpierce.com/tasks
Tasks board with an assistant sidebar: one message moved a card to Done and set another card due Friday.

TASKS

Manage your tasks in English: E2E Encryption

Type "finished the roofer call, move the deck to Friday" and the board updates. Every change the assistant makes can be undone in one click.

one-click undo · each person's data kept separate · sign in with an email code

Your version AI that works inside your real systems, with an undo button for everything it changes.

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askscottpierce.com/needle-rs
needle-rs in the browser: the model loaded in 37 ms, with a dungeon-crawler demo taking plain-English commands.

NEEDLE_RS

AI that runs in the browser. Your data stays put.

It turns plain English into exact commands and says how sure it is each time. Nothing leaves the device, and it works offline. The demo is a game; the same approach fits an order system.

up to 180x faster than the version it replaced · nothing leaves the device · open source

Your version AI on data that can't leave the building, with no vendor contract for legal to review.

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askscottpierce.com/tennis-ledger
Tennis Ledger match view: Maya beats Jordan 6-4, 7-5, with a momentum chart that dips in the second set before she pulls it back.

TENNIS_LEDGER

Every point of the match, turned into a practice plan.

Tennis parents chart matches on paper, then never look at the paper again. Tennis Ledger takes one tap per point from the stands and turns the log into momentum, error counts, and a coach's read on what to practice next. Family at home can follow the score live.

one tap per point · live follow-along rooms · an AI coach read on every match

Your version quick data entry for people on their feet, and a report that tells them what to do next.

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Max Pane for macOS
Max Pane: a sidebar of 36 agent sessions, one marked BLOCKED, next to the terminal asking for approval and the docs page it cited.

MAX_PANE

Keep a dozen AI agents busy from one screen.

A Mac app that shows each AI agent next to the pages it's reading. The one waiting on you lights up.

the tool I run my own work in · macOS · open source

Your version several jobs running at once, and you can see which one needs your decision.

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WHAT_THIS_MEANS_FOR_YOU

Every one of these started as a job that ate somebody's week.

You bring the job. I'll suggest what you didn't think to ask for.

A grade that shows its reasoning. An undo button on every AI change. A confidence score before it acts. Details like these are why people trust the tool.

Not for you if you want a strategy deck, a homepage chatbot, or a six-month pilot. See the full list.

For you if someone on your team loses hours every week to work a machine could do.

  1. 01 Tell me the job. Thirty minutes, no slides.
  2. 02 Try a working version, not a proposal.
  3. 03 Your team uses it for a week and tells me what to change.

Without it, your team keeps doing that job by hand. With it, they get those hours back.

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