01 - Proof
Proof, Not Promises
Products that prove the path works.
We believe one practitioner with the right process can do what used to require an army. The products below are the evidence. Each was built by one person using the Foldpath: spec-driven, AI-accelerated, judgment-guided. The artifact trails are real. The software is real. These aren't products to buy. They're proof that the belief is true.
02 - Inquest
In DevelopmentInquest
Coroner case management for county offices that can't use cloud SaaS.
County coroner offices manage sensitive death investigation data under strict regulatory requirements. Most existing software was built before modern security standards, runs on aging infrastructure, and wasn't designed for the workflows these offices actually use.
Inquest was built from the ground up for this market: self-hosted with air-gap capability, flat-rate pricing for fixed government budgets, and a three-tier local AI stack that keeps sensitive data on-premises while still delivering intelligent case assistance.
Built on the Foldpath
One practitioner. Spec-driven from day one. AI-accelerated development. Ship-ready in months, not years. The full artifact trail (from first spec to working software) is proof of what the path produces.
Anchor client
Anchor client: Mortis Mastery, established training and credibility in the death investigation community. Inquest launches with industry trust already in place.
03 - BrandStorm
In IdeationBrandStorm
AI-powered brand development for solopreneurs and small businesses.
BrandStorm is the second proof that the Foldpath scales beyond a single vertical. A full brand ideation tool (from naming to positioning to visual identity), built as a demonstration of what one practitioner can ship with the right process.
The full artifact trail (ideation, review, iterations, decisions) becomes Foldpath documentation. Not just a product. A case study you can use.
Built on the Foldpath
The same path. The same practitioner. The same proof cycle. BrandStorm demonstrates that what worked for Inquest wasn't a fluke. It's reproducible. That's what a path means: you can walk it again and arrive somewhere real.