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Well Principled: The neural engine for autonomous robots. It is listed under Content & Writing on AI Registry as a paid tool.
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autarc is the agentic OS for energy installers.
The problem: Energy installers still waste dozens of hours per project on pen & paper processes. Their CRM, ERP, email, planning tools are completely detached from each other. The solution: autarc lets installers automate their repetitive business tasks on a single platform. They manage everything from one interface: W...
The fully autonomous intelligence layer in the sky.
We turn natural Language into Multi-Drone Mission execution. Degla is built around a simple idea: once you’ve expressed your intent, the system owns the problem.You don’t babysit drones. You don’t micromanage failures. You don’t rewrite plans. You state the goal, Degla figures out how.
Book any load in 10 minutes
Over a million loads move via trucks in the US every day and even in 2026 they are still booked through endless negotiations over calls and emails. Lanesurf solves this with an army of AI agents that find nearby empty trucks, call/email them in parallel, negotiate rates, and book the best available truck. Live Demo: Ou...
AI for Human Writing
Vaero's AI produces the most human sounding writing in the world. User's input their own writing, and Vaero automatically trains custom models to write exactly like the user. It writes emails, reports, brand content, and anything else. Vaero bolts on to any existing foundation model, such as GPT-4o and Claude Sonnet 3....
We make robots that move boxes in warehouses
We’re building the next generation of warehouse robotics. In the US today, retailers spend approximately $10B per year paying human laborers to pick up and move cardboard boxes in warehouses. Existing solutions for automating this are expensive and difficult to install, which is why manual operation is still so prevale...