These sit under different entities and they don't share a market. Some I own outright, some I co-founded, one is a division of the company I lead, and one got built at my kitchen table with my nephews. What they share is an origin: somebody asked whether there was a better way of doing it, and the honest answer required building something that didn't exist yet.
Multi-state exterior construction platform. Four divisions: CHE Residential, CHE Commercial & Multifamily, CHE Signature, and Cornerstone Exterior Remodeling. Hubs in NC, SC, and VA.
22 AI-powered financial tools for business owners — cash flow, margins, valuation, customer profitability, hiring, and more. Each tool has AI analysis that reads your actual numbers and gives CFO-quality recommendations. Plus a dedicated nonprofit toolkit with 8 tools for 501(c)(3) organizations. The tool doesn't preach. The tool frees.
The career platform for finance professionals becoming AI-native Operational CFOs. CFO Readiness Assessment with AI-powered action plans, AI Career Coach, AI Resume Reviewer, Salary Negotiation Coach, Five Commands Self-Audit, downloadable CFO Toolkit, Academy courses, and career pathways. Built on the Five-Command Model.
Rebranding what CHE has done for 25 years — delivering it directly to homeowners. Roofing, siding, windows, outdoor living. Cornerstone is the ITABWODI philosophy applied to the residential remodeling experience.
A workforce operating system — the first place a company logs in. Agent-built integrations instead of another middleware bill, and a four-week deployment instead of a four-month one. CHE is customer number one.
A Christian family stewardship platform that happens to handle the budget. Ten scripture-rooted agents, firstfruits-first budgeting (giving and saving are structural, not categories), and user-controlled scripture intensity. Built for households who want to steward — not just track — the resources entrusted to them.
The Control Plane for Construction. Coming soon.
A study Bible for the whole house. Trace a person, a place, or a promise straight through Scripture, and run guided study paths together — as a family, a D Group, or a couple walking through something hard. I built it because I wanted it at my own table first.
Lake discovery for people who just want a real answer to “where should we go?” — public access, marinas, water conditions, and what's actually nearby, built on public data with the source shown. When we don't know something, it says so instead of guessing.
The planning tool for hunters who don't have a lease and don't know where to start. Public-land and harvest data pulled from each state's own records, county by county — and a place for landowners to list the access they're sitting on. Honest numbers or none.
Browser games I built with my nephews — no ads, no accounts, no in-app anything. It started as a rainy-Saturday project and turned into the thing their friends actually play. Free, and it stays free.