One screen. Six divisions. Zero SaaS bills.
The personal command bridge we run internally. Native Mac, encrypted, free. Calendar, mail, trading, empire health, pipeline, deploys — all reading from your own keys, all rendering at 60fps.
6.9 MB · macOS 13+ · Open with right-click → Open the first time (unsigned developer build)
Each section has its own visual signature. None of these are screenshots — they're running right now.
- Calendar across personal + company
- Unread mail tagged by importance
- Pipeline funnel + follow-ups due today
- Empire grid + revenue trend + shipping
- Open positions across Kalshi + Alpaca, refreshed every 30s
- 24-hour balance trends with realized P&L
- Bot heartbeats from local strategy files
- Day-PnL coloring on every numeric surface
- Every product pings itself; status grouped by division
- Headline metric per surface (latency, MRR, fills, installs)
- Hover any card → drill-down link to source
- Today's shipping across every empire repo via gh CLI + Vercel
- Postiz container running locally — no SaaS bills
- Per-platform auth + rate-limit handled by Postiz workers
- Approval state surfaced for every channel
- Native composer ships in Phase 3.5
- Outreach agents drop JSONL into ~/outreach/ — funnel auto-updates
- 5-stage funnel with conversion-% labels between each stage
- Per-source breakdown (lead-finder, LinkedIn agent, manual)
- Follow-up nudges fired at 4pm by the daemon
- 7am morning brief — meeting + follow-up counts to native macOS notification
- Meeting prep 15 min before each event
- Calendar conflict detector on event ingestion
- Empire health watch on any product transition
Every claim is checkable.
Encrypted libSQL on your Mac. Secrets in macOS Keychain, never in the database. Works offline.
One Rust trait + reliability layer. Adding a data source is one file. 13 ship today.
WebGL hero per section. Spring-physics motion. Liquid Glass material. Scanline boot sequence.
Tauri 2 binary. Menubar tray. Global ⌘K palette. Boot in under two seconds.
Runs even when window is closed. Morning brief, meeting prep, follow-up nudge, empire watch.
Direct DMG. No subscription, no telemetry, no third-party CDN, no hosted analytics.
Open it tomorrow morning instead of six tabs.
6.9 MB. macOS 13+. Apple Silicon. Right-click → Open the first time (unsigned developer build). State + secrets stay on your Mac.
"We were tabbing between Stripe, GitHub, Vercel, Gmail, Calendar, Plausible, Postiz, three trading dashboards, and our own EDI middleware logs. Twenty browser tabs is not a system. One screen is."
— Bray Rike, CEO, Organizational Results LLC