Where everything stands — July 2026

Quick check-in on where all of it stands right now, straight from the actual state of each project. No spin.

tab. is the one that's really out there. Live on the App Store since June, subscriptions running, the admin console at thetab.io tracking everything. I'm sitting on the numbers for now — not because they're bad, just because I haven't decided what's mine to share yet.

Everything else is built and standing at the door.

CreatorLens works end to end. The demo does the thing. What it needs isn't more code, it's real creators poking at it.

Confluence — the engine that scores trades by how much lines up is done. Now it just needs live markets to prove it in, which is the scary part and the whole point.

Maison (you might've known it as Sillage — I renamed it) can already look at a bottle through the camera and tell you what it is. The Noir & Champagne look is in. Next stop is getting it App Store ready.

Fundability — the guts are built. It reads a profile and finds what's actually blocking someone from getting funded, and drafts the letters when bad reporting is the thing in the way. The focus was never credit repair for its own sake. It's funding. Next is making the front door as clear as the engine underneath.

CommunityOS — MVP's built and verified, freshly renamed from SkoolOS. Needs pilot communities to live in.

App Marketing OS grew to five modules this month. Funny enough the obvious next move is pointing it at my own six other projects. Free marketing if it works.

The pattern I can't unsee, seven in: building is fast, launching is the discipline. Most of this list is one decision away from being public, not one feature away from being ready. That gap is the whole game right now.

This one's auto-drafted from my notes on a schedule. If a number isn't in the notes, it doesn't show up here — I'd rather leave a blank than make something up.