Axion builds where mainstream tech stops caring. Branded apps
for venues Square and Toast won't touch. Commission tools for
payment dealers running spreadsheet hell every month.
Protection for consumers who lose disputes because they had
no proof. We have live deployments, real merchants, and real
revenue. We're not pitching the idea — we're extending what
already works.
Each product targets a market with real revenue, a clear villain, and
incumbents that haven't shipped anything new in a decade.
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Live · v1.44.6
Preview any menu inside five POS systems before you export — Shift4 Dine, Clover, Square, SpotOn, and Toast (beta). Minutes, not days.
Putting a restaurant onto a new point-of-sale system used
to mean re-typing the whole menu by hand — every item,
price, department, and modifier. MenuProof ends that.
Drop in a menu PDF, or even a phone photo of one, and our
FIRE AI reads it into
clean, structured data. A second pass studies each dish
and suggests the modifier groups a real operator would set
up — sizes, toppings, temperatures, add-ons — with a
one-line reason for every choice. Then comes the part no
other tool does: preview the parsed menu inside a
faithful Shift4 Dine, Clover, Square, SpotOn, or
Toast register layout — every item, category, and
modifier exactly where it'll land. Fix anything in an
editable table; when it looks right, export a clean import
file that matches the POS's template. You run the import
yourself — MenuProof never touches your live system.
“A full day of data entry becomes a coffee break.”
>95%
Accuracy floor · non-negotiable
FIRE AI is tuned past 95% accuracy before it ever touches a customer's menu. Anything less is unacceptable — and unshippable. A "mostly right" menu means a mostly-broken opening day on the new POS, and we don't put that on a dealer.
40+
Years of restaurant experience, built in
Built by restauranteurs and POS dealers with 40+ years between them. Every weird modifier, every pricing convention, every regional quirk — FIRE AI learned it from the people who've actually run that floor. Not an AI shop guessing at what real menus look like.
Live POS previewsShift4 DineCloverSquareSpotOnToast · betaSee it before you ship it.
Every restaurant gets its own branded phone app — not a tile in someone else's marketplace.
TrussTab builds a restaurant its own mobile app — the
restaurant's name, logo, and colors, installed right on
the customer's home screen. Not a listing buried in a
delivery marketplace; their app. The v1.14
restaurant build ships the whole thing: in-app online
ordering, multi-location with a location picker, and
synced deals and events. Push notifications put a special
straight on the customer's phone — and the owner publishes
them from their own phone in seconds. An "also order on"
row keeps DoorDash, Slice and the rest one tap away, so no
channel gets lost. It installs like any app, with no
app-store gatekeeping to clear.
That NY Bagel Place Multi-location ordering
Lantern Local Tavern Full menu, deals & events
Little Italy Ordering + delivery chips
The same architecture runs well past restaurants — branded
apps for nightclubs and adult resorts that Square and Toast
won't approve: age-gated entry, VIP reservations, discreet
billing descriptors, bottle-service packages. v4.x grows
that build into a full venue platform — live
deal-and-event ledgers, smart order routing to bar,
kitchen and floor, and a real-time manager dashboard.
Currently in pilot with a destination resort.
Build Branded installable app
v1.14 Live Restaurant ordering build
In-app Ordering · deals · events · push
Multi-location Built-in location picker
Live venues NY Bagel Place · Lantern · Little Italy
Commission tracking that doesn't lie to payment dealers.
Real-time residual calculator built specifically for
merchant-services dealers and payment-processing agents.
Handles the commission math that spreadsheets always
break: gross-type agents vs percent-of-60 splits, override
stacking, lead-source splits, ON HOLD account flagging.
v40.x is the live multi-dealer build — per-agent and
per-account profile pages, trend charts, assignment
history, and bulk historical upload. v31.x stays frozen as
the proven single-dealer fallback. Next: cross-processor
rollup across multiple processors.
1Drop in any statementEvery processor, every month
2It splits every dollarAgents, overrides, lead-source
Turn a processing statement into a proposal that closes.
A merchant-services proposal builder that turns a
prospect's processing statement into a side-by-side rate
comparison in minutes. Drag in a statement and it reads
the volume, fees, and effective rate; a seven-step wizard
walks through hardware, features, and pricing; out comes a
clean, branded proposal ready to send. We built it to run
our own sales desk — now it runs that desk every week.
Rental car inspection that protects you, not them.
A two-minute pre/post rental inspection with timestamped,
GPS-stamped photos. Walk the car, shoot nine damage zones
and the fuel gauge, and AI vision grades every panel —
clear, minor, or major — before you ever leave the lot.
When the rental company invents damage you didn't cause,
you export a chargeback-ready evidence pack and let the
photos argue. Beta is shipping now — public launch
expected Q2.
Rental companies and dishonest hosts run the same play —
claim damage, charge the customer, count on no proof.
The Bull is the mascot for both fights. Drop your email
and we'll let you know the moment LotProof or NoBullStay
opens to the public.
You're on the list.We'll email the moment they open up. Welcome aboard.
Beta shipping · launching Q2
NoBullStay
Document the damage — and find the cameras hosts hope you won't.
Arrival and departure documentation for short-term rentals —
but it does something LotProof doesn't. Alongside ten damage
zones, NoBullStay walks you through six privacy zones and
uses AI vision to flag hidden cameras and microphones aimed
where they shouldn't be. Every stay ends with a clear
verdict — stay, contact the host, contact the platform, or
don't stay at all — plus a dispute-ready report. Because
"you can't prove it wasn't like that" is a host's business
model, not an accident. Beta is shipping now — public
launch expected Q2.
Star Trek promised this. We're actually building it.
Sixty years ago, Roddenberry put a handheld diagnostic
scanner in the hands of a country doctor on a starship and
told a generation of kids the future could be kind. We
grew up on that. Now most of us write software or fly
rockets — almost no one went into medical hardware. So we
did. This is a working prototype, not a prop. A handheld
sensor array that pairs with any phone and brings
clinical-grade signal interpretation outside the hospital
walls. Vital signs. Preliminary screening. Triage in
places where there isn't a doctor for a hundred miles.
The future Trek promised wasn't optional. It's overdue.
We don't pre-announce vaporware. But two bigger bets are far
enough along to put names on.
Automation
AgentOps
A supervised operator that handles the grunt work of a small
product business — scouting trends, drafting designs, writing
listings — and hands every decision that spends money back to
a human. A companion, not a replacement. The wheel stays in
our hands.
Game studio
Cursed Crown
A four-team territorial horror game. Hold cursed monuments to
score while eight zone-bound monsters hunt the map and a Crown
Wraith stalks whoever's winning. Arathi Basin meets Doors meets
a thunderstorm with teeth. Design locked; first playtest close.
Closed beta
TaskProof
Allowance that follows real work. A teen logs chores with
photo proof, a parent reviews and approves, and the week's pay
is calculated automatically — both sides held to the same
written agreement. In closed beta with a handful of families.
Teen view — goals, points, and exactly what the week pays out.
Free tools for communities we care about. No ads, no tracking,
no monetization.
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Sammy's Dinos
Jurassic World Evolution 3 habitat compatibility planner.
Pick a seed dinosaur, see compatible habitat mates ranked
by environment and food overlap. Built for Sammy's love of
dinosaurs and shared with the JW3 player community.
Infrastructure. Foundation. The thing that holds everything
else up. We're not building experiments — we're building
the axis other things depend on.
✓
Built, not Labs
Labs explore possibilities. Built delivers certainties.
Labs test. Labs prototype. Labs publish papers. We ship.
"Built" is past tense — finished, deployed, in production,
people using it right now. The standard isn't "it works in
our environment." It's "it works in yours."
The through-line isn't the technology. It's who gets left out
when everyone else stops caring. We pick one vertical, build
the whole thing, and ship it — then we put our name on it,
because we only sign work that's done.
Why Axion
Infrastructure for people, not platforms.
Small team. Real customers. Tools that shift power back to
the human in the transaction. Where our products use AI, it's
there to help you — never to replace the person on the other
end of the call.
Consumer protection, always
Rental companies and dishonest hosts bank on information
asymmetry. LotProof and NoBullStay build the evidence layer
that levels the field. Protection isn't a feature — it's the
point.
People first, tech second
A small team shows up on the other side of every product
we ship. The tools we use — including AI — exist to give
individuals capabilities they couldn't reach alone:
clinical-grade sensing, instant evidence, commission math
that's actually right. The tech serves the human. Always
that way around.
Accessibility, not gatekeeping
Medical diagnostics shouldn't require a hospital visit.
Venue management shouldn't require an enterprise budget.
Good software scales down to the person who needs it, not
just up to the customer who can pay the most.
Community over commerce
Some things we build because they should exist, not because
they'll hit a quarterly target. Those projects stay free,
ad-free, and tracker-free. The receipts on those live under
Community Projects below.
Contact
Reach a real human.
One small team behind every product on this site. Pick a
channel that fits.
