Venture registry
Every venture, one foundation.
Every venture below is a company of its own, and they are built to run on each other: Cratefield is the framework, Colonizer runs the agents, Owlpost sends the mail, Ledgers keeps the books. The ones marked FZ stack are the foundation for the autonomous organization. Open a venture to see the problem it solves, what you can use today, and which of the others it uses; each page says which links are live and which are planned.
23 ventures · 05 live · 17 on the FZ stack · 18 sectors
- Kontinuum. Endless music for listeners who are tired of playlists.
- Undercover Rockstars. Matched day and night clothing for people who dress for both.
- Yoginini. A yoga teacher that watches your pose so you can practice alone.
- Cratefield. A backend for builders who would rather compile than configure.
- VibeCaddie. A code review agent for work you shipped without reading every line.
- Colonizer. Turns GitHub issues into pull requests for developers on their own machine.
- FindsYou.work. Job search for people who only want jobs they can actually take.
- SupportGenius. Support answers from your docs; anything unanswered goes to your team.
- promptdecode. Finds invisible text in code reviews that a human reviewer would miss.
- Groove Guru. A DJ tutor for learning to mix on Pioneer decks.
- PosPlugin. Sales data from point-of-sale systems through one API for app builders.
- Keep Shipping. Deploy workflows for engineers, as one typed file per repository.
- Owlpost. Email API for apps and AI agents, with its own inboxes.
- Bloodrank. A leaderboard for builders who run several AI coding agents at once.
- ratecla.im. Hotel quotes for travellers who want the rate the hotel never publishes.
- Sealbin. Sealed file and secret handoffs between AI coding agents.
- release.show. Release videos for developers, made from their own GitHub releases.
- Living Brain. A wiki for teams that writes and maintains itself from their conversations and agent sessions.
- Shoal. Launch rehearsal for developers, run on simulated forums before going live.
- Tokker. AI token prices compared in dollars, for people who buy tokens.
- Ledgers. Open-source bookkeeping for businesses that let AI agents draft the entries.
- Ghostwritin'. A rewrite tool for writers who used AI for a first draft.
- Squeezin. Free short links for anyone who does not want ads or sign-ups.
No venture matches.
Factory Zero
Build on the foundation.
Most of the FZ stack is open source, so anyone can build on it too.