MTHR is the mothership — one station, run by two people. Every company we start is a new module docked onto the core: software, consumer goods, media. The station grows with every launch.
Six of the seven were started inside MTHR; on HyON we're the operating partner running brand and go-to-market. Either way we write the code, design the brand and run the ops — nothing here is a passive check. Open any one of them for the full story.
Consumer software · Collectibles
A portfolio tracker for people who own things worth money — Pokémon, MTG, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh and comics. Point the camera at a card, get it priced raw through PSA 10, and watch the whole collection move.
Legal tech · Estate planning
The encrypted vault attorneys hand to their clients. Wills, trusts and deeds sealed per file under a master key the database has never seen — and actually findable when the family needs them.
Marketplace · Talent booking
Book the extraordinary. A private-club booking network putting brands, promoters and venues in front of the artists and icons they actually want — 35 screens of it built.
Consumer software · Dating
A dating app built around an AI matchmaker. It interviews you, hands you a short deck of people it can explain, then coaches you through the messages and the date.
Media · AI & abundance
A live index of humanity's progress toward abundance: eleven basic needs tracked on their way to free, curated every morning by an AI reading the world's news — with the setbacks counted honestly.
CPG · Functional beverage
Hydrogen water that survives the can. Proprietary hydrogen-ion infusion, still and sugar-free at pH 4 in a 12 oz sleek can — no pouches, no sachets. Five flavours specced, 8,000-can pilot being lined up with a co-packer.
AI agents · Marketing · codename
An autonomous social media agent: it studies a brand, writes the calendar, makes the assets and posts them. Name's not final. Neither is the ceiling.
Two people can now do what used to take twenty. We keep the crew at two on purpose — no meetings to schedule, no consensus to build, no permission to ask for.
We only build things we'd use ourselves or can't believe don't exist yet. If we can't explain it in one sentence, it dies here.
Prototype to production on a stack we already know cold — React, Supabase, Vercel, Claude. New company, day-one infrastructure.
Real users, real shelves, real money. Nothing sits in a private repo waiting to be perfect. The market grades it, not us.
Every launch leaves behind code, tooling and lessons the next one inherits. Company seven starts where company six finished.
We hold equity in everything and answer to nobody's board. Long time horizons, no forced exits.
Auth, payments, deploys, design system and AI tooling are solved once, then reused forever.
Same team ships a Postgres schema and a canning line. Sector-agnostic by design.
Every company is a module of the same station, docked around one core. Hover a module to read it — click it to board. The dashed bays are for the companies that don't exist yet.
Co-founder · Product & Engineering
Builds the things. Ships the apps, designs the brands, writes the code that runs the portfolio — and keeps seven products moving at once.
Co-founder · Business & Operations
Runs the other half — deals, distribution, capital and the relationships that turn a working product into a company.
We're not taking pitches for other people's companies. But if you want to partner, distribute, invest in one of ours, or you're a rare enough operator to join the crew — the door's open.
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