Five products, all live.
The handover concept is not the only thing built this way. Five products shipped in 2026: a native wellness app that drew investor interest, an operations platform a city forwarded to its transport operator, an enterprise email platform, a live shop taking payments, and the private assistant behind all of it.
I designed every flow and every token, then built and live-tested each one with a team of agents, which is the method this concept was built with too. The case studies open onto the real screens.
These are my own live products, not work for Fin. Each case study is on this site; the product it describes is not.
Native consumer app · 0→1 · 2026
ugoki
A wellness app pairing fasting with HIIT, coached by an AI with constitutional rules, cross-session memory and machine-judged quality. A cold outreach brought London investor interest.
The case study →
Transit operations · 0→1 · 2026
vtv
A transit operations platform for Riga’s buses, pitched cold to City Hall. Bilingual, role-based, and built on one principle: the agent advises, humans decide.
The case study →
Enterprise platform · 0→1 · 2026
email innovation hub
Nine AI agents scaffold, fix and review production email behind a ten-point quality gate, with design synced from Figma. Built around the hardest consistency problem I know.
The case study →
Commerce · 0→1 · 2026
gerboni
A live shop selling Latvian city heraldry and taking Stripe payments. The back office is designed like operational tooling, and the support agent can act on orders rather than only apologise.
The case study →
Personal ops · 2026
fredis
The AI second brain that runs my working day: 24 skills, memory across sessions, and a team of agents that draft everything and send nothing.
The case study →
d-050 · An eighth page shows the five products behind the method
- Decision
- An eighth page: five live products, thumbnail and link each.
- Because
- The concept argues a method; five shipped products show it working.
- Rejected
- A block on the proposal memo instead of a page
- Would measure
- Whether a reviewer opens a case study.