What we're building.

Remote hiring · US ↔ Philippines · Launched 2024

A remote hiring platform connecting US-based businesses with vetted Filipino professionals for direct employment — no placement fees, aligned to US business hours.

Skilled.Ph solves a specific friction in cross-border remote hiring: US companies that want Filipino talent typically end up inside agency or BPO arrangements that charge ongoing placement fees and obscure the direct relationship with the worker. Skilled.Ph removes the middle layer — employers hire directly, workers keep the full working relationship, and the platform operates on a flat model.

The platform serves 15,000+ professionals and is expanding its employer base across US small and mid-sized businesses.

Software marketplace · AI & indie apps

A deals marketplace for AI and independently built software. Makers list a discounted offer; TEQLAB handles checkout, escrow, and payout on a revenue share.

Independent software makers can build a product far faster than they can find the first thousand customers. Distribution is the bottleneck, and the existing deal marketplaces were built for a different era of software — slow curation, heavy editorial overhead, and terms that favor the platform.

TEQLAB is the operator's version: free to list, revenue share instead of listing fees, and a refund window that funds are escrowed against so buyers can trust the offer and makers still get paid. Deals must clear a real discount threshold to be listed at all.

QR codes & short links · Analytics & attribution

Dynamic QR codes and short links that stay editable after they are printed, with real scan analytics, an API, and GS1 Digital Link support.

A QR code printed on packaging, signage, or a vehicle wrap outlives the campaign it was made for. Most tools treat that as an upsell: let the link break, or pay to keep it alive. reRoute treats a printed link as a permanent commitment — the destination stays editable, and a downgrade never breaks a code already in the world.

Underneath is the infrastructure a marketing team actually needs: time, location, and device routing rules, first-party attribution, retargeting pixels, multi-tenant workspaces for agencies, and a GS1 resolver built against the 2027 Sunrise deadline.

Commerce & discovery · Buy-it-for-life goods

Buy once, buy right. A curated buy-it-for-life catalog of tools, cookware, and gear, with every product vetted for durability and long-term value.

Most product recommendation sites are optimized for volume: rank everything, review nothing deeply, and let the reader sort out which of forty options is actually worth owning. 4evaBrands takes the opposite position — a standing collection chosen for materials, construction, and repairability, judged on how long a thing lasts rather than how well it converts.

The site runs on a shared platform the studio built for config-driven commerce properties, so a new storefront is a configuration rather than a codebase. 4evaBrands is the first brand to ship on it.