Things we built, and are not pursuing.
I build a lot. Almost everything on this page started as a prototype for a problem I had watched somebody actually have — and almost everything on this page stopped there. None of it is a shipped product. None of it has customers. None of it is what this company is pursuing.
KASA is. The underlying speech and agent infrastructure could carry several of these ideas, and one day some of it might. Deliberately, not now.
The pages are still here because the thinking behind them is worth reading, and because this is an honest record of how we arrived at KASA. Read them as sketches rather than launches — each one was written while the idea was being explored.
Asafo Sentinel
Fraud signals shared across institutions so a blocked pattern stays blocked everywhere — with a real appeal route for anyone wrongly flagged. The furthest along of everything on this page.
Read the pageNexaFlow
Assembling AI agents and wiring them to tools without writing the plumbing each time.
Read the pageNexusDesk
One place for tickets, email and voice, where the AI drafts a reply and a person sends it.
Read the pageConnect
Letting an outside team bring their own AI tools into our platforms under permissions they grant and can revoke.
Read the pageSOWA
A tutor that asks the student to explain it back, and only moves on once they can.
Read the pageAppCare
One patient record that follows the patient between providers, with a person required before any clinical decision.
Read the pageSerene
Someone to talk to in your own language at 2am, with a clear path to a human therapist.
Read the pageAwake
Turning the phone someone already carries into a quiet guardian that can raise an alarm and hold evidence.
Read the pageREACH
Stock, sales, money and customers for a small shop, in one app that still works when the network doesn't.
Read the pageMarcart
Reaching customers over WhatsApp, SMS and USSD, and giving each of them an agent that can actually close.
Read the pageMAKER
Procurement, production and sales for a small factory, driven by voice and chat instead of a spreadsheet.
Read the pageStoreWare
Warehouses, cold rooms and silos, with lot and expiry traceability that survives an audit.
Read the pageORIMEX
Doing the paperwork of importing and exporting once, and knowing the landed cost before you commit.
Read the pageAgriLink
Producers selling straight to buyers and exporters, priced fairly, reachable on a basic phone.
Read the pageWorkroll
Hiring through to exit for teams that are paid in several different ways.
Read the pageLEXICORE
Case files, drafting and research for a small firm, where every AI answer has to cite its source.
Read the pageTerraTrust
One record of a piece of land — boundaries walked and verified — so a buyer can check rather than trust.
Read the pageEVANO
Planning a whole event from one conversation: vendors, schedule, budget, reminders.
Read the pageLaundryHub
Laundry in three taps, tracked item by item, returned folded.
Read the pageWasteWise
Households, collectors and recyclers on one network, where a pickup can be proven rather than claimed.
Read the pageReValue
Scanning an item to find out whether it can be recycled nearby, or turned into something else.
Read the pageNothing here has been taken down — every page is exactly where it was, and an older overview page still lists everything side by side. If one of these is the problem you are trying to solve, tell us; we would rather point you somewhere honest than sell you a prototype.
The one we are pursuing.
KASA handles customer calls and messages in the languages people actually speak — including when they change language mid-sentence.