We build the improbable.

We build software for long-term use.

We solve business problems with secure, auditable software. When it's time to play, we engineer games with the same rigor.

Specimen operations Live

OpenCryo

Full specimen lifecycle tracking with an auditable chain of custody across organizational handoffs.

OpenCryo was developed inside working cryogenic operations and built as a platform from the start. It's an open standard. Your data is always yours to take with you.

One system
  • Client portals
  • Digital agreements
  • Payment processing
  • Intake and inventory
  • Chain-of-custody tracking
  • Inter-facility transfers
How we work

Built to be audited.

Every release is tested and approved before it ships. We keep the record.

  • Automated testing at every layer

    Every feature ships with its own test suite. Nothing is released until the full suite passes.

  • A dedicated platform for human testing

    Preflight

    We built our own tools so people can walk through real workflows step by step. Every result is recorded release by release.

  • Every change traceable

    Sens-o-Matic

    Each change is tracked from request to release and signed off before it ships. Code that touches specimens, payments, or health data gets an adversarial second review.

Selected work

Donor research Beta

Constituent News Monitor

For development and advancement offices

Upload a list of donors and constituents. Constituent News Monitor searches the news for each name and scores every result for relevance. Your team sees what matters without Googling each person and sorting through the noise.

Outside projects

We're open to new projects.

We take on a small number each year. If you have something in mind, write to us.

Also from the studio

Our football engine has run more plays than the NFL ever will.

The XvO engine is calibrated against 56 seasons of real NFL data. XvO Football is in closed alpha; XvO Rogue is out now on Steam.

Simulated plays 11+ trillion across 206,000 play combinations Run onOur own distributed harness, load-balanced across four Apple silicon nodes