A studio for digital products and film.

Schema Creative is the software a picture gets made in. A studio opens an account, sets up its films, and invites the people who work on them — at the level of the whole studio, a single project, or one discipline seat. Inside a film sit the documents production actually runs on: the drafts, the schedule, the budget, the shot lists, the lore.

Every document a production files is indexed by SCHEMA, the in-house knowledge agent. Crew ask it about a scene's blocking, a character's history or a location, and it answers in prose with citations back to the source. Each film gets its own isolated context, so nothing leaks between productions.

Market Terminal measures a portfolio against your own written rules. You author the policy — what counts as a reason to reduce a position, how many reasons before acting, the ceiling on any single name — and the engine reports which of those rules fired, and why. It is a tool, not an adviser: it cannot place a trade, and brokerage connections are read-only.

Nine advisors look at the book from different angles — risk officer, fundamentalist, technician, rebalancer, macro analyst, devil's advocate, insider activity, earnings watch, opportunist — and disagree in the open. A daily run, a scorecard against an S&P 500 baseline and a journal keep the record honest.

Spend Terminal links your bank and card accounts through Plaid and turns the transaction stream into a ledger you can actually read. Overview, Accounts, Transactions, Income, Monthly Recurring, Debt Payoff, Wishlist — each tab answers one question, and no number on the page exists that is not derived from the data underneath it.

Ask Claude sits alongside the ledger: questions in plain language, answered from your own figures, from a server that holds the key so your browser never does. Bank credentials never touch Schema — Plaid holds them — and the access tokens Plaid returns are encrypted at rest.

Strata composes each day's session for the gym you are standing in. Tell it what a gym has — a rack at home, a hotel room, the full floor — and the composer fills the day's pattern slots with movements that gym can support: closest tier first, familiar first, no repeats. A catalogue of 85 pieces of equipment across 8 categories and 276 movements is what makes that possible.

Load moves by double progression: hit the top of the rep range on every set and the weight goes up; fall under it twice and it backs off. Readiness comes from last night — sleep, heart-rate variability and resting heart rate from Apple Health or Oura — and a poor night eases the session rather than cancelling it. The Watch app logs sets from the wrist, runs the rest ring and records heart rate as a workout.