Same team, other rooms
What we build when the meeting is over
AiMeetOS is one of the products this studio runs. The rest of them sit either side of a meeting: the places a team gets its inputs, and the places a decision has to land.
Read it as an agenda rather than a catalogue — take whichever ones sound like your week and skip the rest.
The products, and where they meet your week
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You are here
AiMeetOS
aimeetos.com
Meetings run with autonomous AI participants that take the notes, assign the tasks and track every decision to a close.
The room you are standing in, where a decision gets argued out properly instead of drifting through a thread.
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In progress
THCOS
thcos.com
An AI command center in development: one infinite canvas where a single agent handles social, video, SEO and meeting work from one place.
The hardest problem this studio has taken on, and the only thing here not yet finished.
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Shipped
RankBloom
getrankbloom.com
Site-aware SEO publishing: connect a website, let it scan in the background, then draft, schedule and publish with real context.
Where a decision about positioning stops being a slide and becomes writing the outside world can actually read.
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Shipped
AI Video Generator
aivideogenerator.cc
An agent-driven video workspace: talk a timeline into shape or build it by hand, then render the whole thing to MP4.
For the calls that are easier to show than to explain, this is the room where they turn into something watchable.
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Shipped
TechMap Live
techmaplive.com
The same live-map engine pointed at the technology desk, so AI releases, chips, launches, funding rounds and breaches each land on the map.
The kind of raw signal a research-heavy team argues over, laid out on a map instead of buried in twelve open tabs.
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Shipped
WarMap Live
warmaplive.com
A world map of reported military incidents, read from free public news feeds every five minutes and linked back to the article it came from.
When the context around a decision is geopolitical, this is where a team can see the week before it starts talking.
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Shipped
InfluQa
influqa.com
A creator marketplace where brands and verified influencers agree a price, sign the work off, and get paid through escrow.
Marketing decisions end with somebody being paid to make something, and this is the room where that part gets agreed.
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Shipped
FlyBio
flybio.app
One link for everything you do, rendered on the server so search engines can actually read it, and free forever.
The smallest possible answer to where do people find us, useful the moment a team agrees on one place to send everyone.
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Shipped
CryptoAgentMail
srun66.com
An email API built for AI agents: create inboxes, send and receive mail, and keep handoff memory between runs.
For teams whose meetings now include software agents, this is the plumbing that lets those agents keep their own mail.
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Shipped
Vekrn
vekrn.com
An ecosystem token for the Lumora Build products that run on credits, so one balance covers them instead of a wallet in each app.
The case for one shared balance is small and dull — a team that adds a second tool should not also be adding a second thing to track.
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Shipped
ForgeHome
forgehome.cc
Describe a house in plain language and watch it build itself into a real, editable 3D model right in the browser.
Proof of how far a plain-language brief can travel, which is the argument every planning meeting ends up having anyway.
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Shipped
Living Core
livingcore.cc
A self-evolving AI couple living alone on a remote island, growing through memory and private journals, with the whole archive public.
An island, two agents, and a public archive of their private journals — a diary, not a demo.
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Shipped
KickOrKiss
kickorkiss.app
Dating, but funny: kick a card away or kiss it, and a match is strictly two people who kissed each other, with no algorithm in between.
A study in deleting the algorithm and letting two plain yes answers be the only thing that decides anything at all.
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Shipped
Kiss 4 Peace
kiss4peace.com
Share half of your face, get matched with a stranger somewhere in the world, and become one kiss composed live in the browser.
The reminder that not everything a team makes has to be useful, which is a healthier position than it first sounds.
The add-ons that sit inside tools you already run
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Shipped
RankBloom for WordPress
wordpress.org
The official plugin on the WordPress directory: it checks your workspace on a schedule and imports whatever is ready, with no API key to paste.
It lives on the WordPress directory, not in a zip passed around, which is the difference between a tool a team can adopt and a favour it accepts.
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Shipped
War Map Live for WordPress
wordpress.org
Embed the live map on your own site with a shortcode or a block: it loads lazily in its own frame, and the plugin itself adds no tracking to your pages.
For the team that wants its shared context sitting on its own site, rather than on a tab nobody remembers to open.
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Shipped
THCOS for Chrome
chromewebstore.google.com
A badge that tells you when a video is waiting for a browser to finish it, with your workspaces one click from the toolbar.
A quiet reminder in the toolbar, for the kind of work that ends up waiting on a browser nobody thought to leave open.
One studio, one way of thinking
A meeting is where a team decides something, and almost everything on this list is either what you decide about or what happens once you have.