imelabs is a small portfolio of focused products. Each one solves a real workflow before it tries to solve a market. We ship the tools we use, then grow them on their own merits.
A lot of new software solves problems people don't actually have. imelabs picks products where the workflow is real and repeatable, and where a single operator can ship faster than a larger team can hold a meeting.
Each product solves one specific job for one specific user. Distribution and breadth come later. The first version of every imelabs product is shipped to a real workflow before it is shown to a market.
Software the founder relies on daily compounds faster than software built to a brief. BotPT exists because I needed it. Every product here is, or will be, used by its maker before anyone else sees it.
Retrieval, model orchestration and adversarial training are infrastructure, not features. The product on top has to stand on its own merits. If it doesn't, the AI underneath isn't doing real work.
Each product runs on its own domain, has its own roadmap, and is built to either grow into a standalone business or sharpen the studio's craft. BotPT is the current focus.
An AI-native training partner that remembers. BotPT keeps long-term context on your workouts, injuries, preferences, and progression through a structured notes system, so each session builds on the last instead of starting from scratch.
A defence tool that trains employees to spot AI-driven manipulation. Fake posts, social-engineering content, generated artefacts. Aegis runs adversarial drills and learns from every user response, so the model sharpens against the threats it actually sees.
Your data, on your terms. MyIME ingests records from the services you already use and turns them into clean, comparable graphs and insights, without locking the underlying data inside another silo. A personal analyst for the data exhaust of modern life.
An inventory and crafting platform for scrap builders, makers and engineers. Part toolset, part social network, part marketplace. Track parts, share builds, and trade with the community. The inventory layer becomes the foundation for a buyer-and-seller economy.
"I'd rather ship four sharp tools used by a few people than one bloated platform used by no one."
imelabs is, today, one person. That is a feature. The portfolio is intentionally narrow, the cost base is intentionally low, and the loop between user and builder is intentionally short. Capital, when it arrives, accelerates a pattern that is already working. It doesn't fund the search for one.
Current focus is BotPT. The other three products are real, in active development, and on public domains so the work is visible. If something here resonates with how you invest, I'd like to hear from you.
imelabs is bootstrapped and pre-revenue by design. The work comes first. If you back focused operators early, before the metrics catch up to the conviction, I'd welcome a conversation.