Updated July 2026
One company. Three core products forming one operating system. Shared foundations built once and reused. Ventures that prove the system on real businesses. Every item carries an honest stage label — no vaporware dates, and ideas stay private until they earn a public role.
The relationship layer: requests, scope, approvals, project visibility, billing context, and — over time — verified work history and professional trust for software teams, agencies, and their clients.
The execution layer: the command deck above coding agents. Structured workstreams, human approvals, review gates, kits, and deployment integrations. Runs Parallax’s own work every day.
The intelligence layer: monitoring, change detection, scraping, research workflows, and browser automation. It observes the outside web so the rest of the system acts on current information.
Identity, accounts, organizations, permissions, entitlements, and trust signals shared across every Parallax product.
Migration and modernization: analysis, planning, extraction, staged execution, and human review for moving legacy systems onto modern platforms. Powers WPHyperdrive, our WordPress/WooCommerce escape path.
The planned Apache-2.0 Laravel-native headless commerce foundation: carts, quotes, checkout, payments, immutable receipts — with vertical editions (food first, optical next) that speak each industry’s language.
The culinary stack: Tarragon (the Culinary Operating System), Prepped (our meal-kit business and proving ground), and Savor (food-culture discovery). The v0.1.0-alpha checks out a real cart end to end and turns every purchase into a kitchen ticket.
Unblurred Vision’s comparison-shopping engine for the optical industry: frames, lenses, coatings, prescriptions, insurance, and providers as one true total package — grounded in over a decade of optical e-commerce operating experience.
A productized escape path for businesses exhausted by brittle WordPress and WooCommerce stacks — powered by Apollo’s migration system and Slipstream’s execution workflows.
Public-interest work: Atlas preserves and replays history — source-backed and correction-aware. Varta, its first experience, is a delayed, aggregated historical archive of drone and missile attacks on Ukraine. A record, not a live tracker.
Behind these sits a deeper internal pipeline, managed by stage, evidence, and commercial priority. Ideas stay private until they earn a public role through customer demand, strategic fit, or a working prototype.
Every project makes the next one easier to build.
The suite runs our own work daily, and each venture hardens the foundations for the next. Want the investor-level view of how the system compounds?
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