Applied AI product studio

Real workflows repeat.
Research finds the shape.
Products make it usable.

SkewSense builds focused AI products, with research organized around health, media, financial intelligence, utilities and proposal workflows.

The studio position

Generic AI tools answer prompts. Real work is a workflow — the same inputs gathered, compared, and turned into a decision, again and again, across too many tools. SkewSense picks one workflow at a time and builds a focused product around it: clearer decisions, reusable outputs, practical tools.

TutorTrade

Launching soon

Mobile investment research and market monitoring.

Following the markets is a fragmented routine: watchlists in one app, headlines in another, alerts firing without context, and portfolio notes scattered across screenshots and memory. The information exists — the workflow doesn't.

TutorTrade brings that routine into one mobile workflow. Monitor portfolios, watchlists and material developments from the app, with market intelligence structured as a workflow, not a feed.

TutorTrade in detail
TutorTrade app screens showing briefings, alerts, and portfolio views

Product focus

TutorTrade App

Launching soon

Daily monitoring on mobile: keep portfolios, watchlists and the day's developments in one place.

  • Portfolio monitoring
  • Watchlists
  • Alerts
  • Daily market briefings
  • AI-assisted market context
  • Mobile investment workflow

Roomer

Product in development

One studio. Anywhere. Every time.

Remote podcasting still asks creators to assemble calls, audio, framing, guest setup and post-production across too many tools. The episode may be shared, but the production space is fragmented.

Roomer brings remote guests—or an AI co-host—into the same virtual podcast studio. Record using only phones, with optional lapel microphones, while Roomer handles the shared environment and production.

  • Remote podcasting
  • Shared virtual studio
  • AI-enabled production

iPhone first · In development

Explore Roomer
Two remote podcast participants presented together in the same Roomer virtual studio
Roomer iPhone screens showing a recording session and AI production tools
Phone-first recording and production flow.

Research

Research Areas

Applied research areas for focused AI products across health, media, financial intelligence, utilities and proposal workflows.

SkewSense research maps the domains where specialized workflows keep repeating: prescriptions, creator production, market monitoring, proposal work and everyday utilities. The goal is to understand each area deeply enough to know what should become software, what should remain an experiment, and what needs a clear safety boundary.

Health & Medical

Prescription capture, medication scheduling and review flows that need clear extraction, confirmation and privacy boundaries before productization.

Examples: ProximaToma

Media & Entertainment

Remote creation, virtual studios, visual production and creator-facing editing systems where AI should reduce production friction without hiding control from the creator.

Examples: Roomer, Pose-to-Poster

Financial Intelligence

Portfolio monitoring, watchlists, alerts and evidence-led research workflows that help people organize market context without presenting recommendations as certainty.

Examples: TutorTrade, SkewSense Research, Trivergence

Business & Proposal Workflows

Offer, proposal and decision-support workflows where structured inputs, review states and repeatable outputs matter more than generic chat.

Examples: Offera

Utilities & Trust

Small everyday tools for access, safety, identity and personal workflow decisions, including trust boundaries and recovery paths.

Examples: TaSafo, SecureKeys, VerseForYou

How SkewSense builds

Start from a workflow, not a model

Every product begins with a real, repeated piece of work — not with a capability looking for a use case.

Keep the surface small

A product you can understand in a minute and use every day beats a platform you have to learn.

Make outputs reusable

Briefings, evidence, theses — the output should be clear enough to use, share, and return to.

Reduce repeated work

A focused tool earns its place by removing repeated work, not by adding another thing to manage.