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Products, 10 of them

What we build, and where each one stands.

Every product below says whether it is open to anyone, used in-house, or still being built. The features listed are the ones that exist today.

01

Open to anyone

Products with a public front door. Sign up, try them, and tell us what is missing.

Live

MastroSDR

An AI sales rep for small B2B teams, with a person on the send button.

It finds businesses that fit, drafts a personal first email and the follow-ups, and holds the first email to every company until a person approves it. Replies and bounces are tracked for you.

  • Describe who you sell to in plain English; it only uses addresses a business publishes itself, never guessed ones
  • Nothing sends without approval, and new mailboxes warm up slowly with a daily cap
  • One-click unsubscribe and a do-not-contact list checked before every send
  • An MCP server and API, so an assistant like Claude can draft and review with you; sending is off by default
Who uses it
Open for sign-up. We use it for our own outreach.
Built on
Next.jsPostgresDrizzleStripe
Visit mastrosdr.com
Live

BugShot

A bug report button that sends the evidence, not just the complaint.

One script tag adds a report button to any website. The visitor marks up a screenshot, and you get it with the console errors, failed requests and clicks that led up to it.

  • Screenshot, draw on it, send: no account needed for the visitor
  • The last console errors, failed requests and clicks attached, with query strings stripped
  • Coding agents read and close reports over MCP, so a bug can go from report to fix in one session
  • Duplicate detection, flood protection, and forwarding to Slack or a webhook
Who uses it
In early use on our own sites.
Built on
Cloudflare WorkersD1R2MCP
Visit BugShot Cloud
Live

Job Site Daily Report

Daily site reports a supervisor can finish from the truck.

The record of what happened on a job is usually a pile of texts and a camera roll. This turns the day into one report with crew, photos and change orders, and a PDF the owner can read.

  • Crew, materials, progress, change orders, safety notes and tomorrow’s plan in one report
  • Photos stamped with GPS location and time
  • Dictate notes instead of typing them
  • A PDF built on the phone, and a share link for each report or project
Who uses it
Open for sign-up, with a 14-day free trial.
Built on
ReactCloudflare WorkersNeon PostgresStripe
Visit jobsitedailyreport.com

02

Built for a real team first

These started inside Mastro Management, a New York company whose team sells to property managers by phone, email and LinkedIn. They are built for that team and tested on its real work.

Internal

MastroCC

The workspace a cold-calling team runs its day in.

Built for callers who sell to property managers. Every call is recorded and transcribed, sorted by outcome, and fed back into a lead queue that tells each caller who to call next.

  • Calls recorded in the browser and transcribed, with the caller and the prospect on separate tracks
  • Each call sorted into one of 11 outcomes, with tags and a short summary
  • A lead queue scored by urgency and shared out with a cap per caller
  • Daily Slack briefing and period reports for the team
  • New leads sourced from public New York City building registration data
Who uses it
In use by Mastro Management’s callers since September 2026.
Built on
Next.jsSQLiteBetter AuthCloudflare R2
Visit mastrocc.com
Internal pilot

Mastro Meet

Video meetings that end with a recap and a to-do list.

Meetings in the browser with live captions. When the call ends, everyone gets a written recap with the action items, who owns each one and when it is due, so the follow-up actually happens.

  • Video and screen share in the browser, nothing to install
  • Live captions while people talk
  • AI recap: action items with owner and due date, plus the quotes worth remembering and why
  • A visual meeting story: the meeting replayed as a short animated page
  • Follow-through you can see: points, weekly streaks and on-time badges for closing action items, and a Monday summary email
Who uses it
Being rolled out to Mastro Management staff. Sign-in is limited to company Microsoft accounts.
Built on
Cloudflare WorkersDurable ObjectsRealtimeD1R2React
Internal

Mastro world

A live 3D map of the team, its work and its territory.

One place to see the whole operation: a walkable virtual office with a desk for each person, live activity from MastroCC, and the lead region drawn from Census boundaries.

  • Five views from one data file: map, office, city, onboarding and explainer
  • A walkable office with a desk per person and a team scoreboard
  • A city view of 57 ZIP areas built from Census 2020 boundaries
  • Live activity pulled from MastroCC, with admins and members seeing different detail
Who uses it
Staff only, behind company sign-in.
Built on
Cloudflare Workersthree.jsD1Cloudflare Access

03

Our own tools

Infrastructure we run every day to build everything else.

Internal

TF-Brain

One shared memory for every AI agent we run.

Our Claude Code sessions on a Mac, a Windows desktop and a Linux server all save plans, decisions and finished work to the same store, and search it before they start. A new session starts with what the last one learned.

  • Connects to agents over MCP, including Claude
  • Search by exact words and by meaning, ranked together
  • Every save is versioned; a newer save replaces an older one without erasing it
  • Refuses anything that looks like a secret, and backs itself up nightly
Who uses it
Our own infrastructure, used in every build session on every machine we work from.
Built on
Cloudflare WorkersD1R2Workers AIMCP

04

In development

Products still being built. Not open for sign-up yet.

In development

Tapedeck

A desktop recorder that turns a meeting into a transcript on your own machine.

Records what you hear and what you say on a Windows PC, then trims and exports it. The newer build transcribes offline and labels who said what, so recordings never have to leave the computer.

  • Records system audio and microphone together
  • Trim, waveform playback and MP3 export, tested on recordings close to an hour long
  • Offline transcription with speaker labels
Who uses it
Used on our own meetings. Not released yet.
Built on
ElectronNodePythonfaster-whisper
In development

Coughupthedoc

Month-end paperwork for bookkeeping firms, collected without the chasing.

Clients send bank statements through a no-login link or by forwarding an email. Each document is read, filed against that client’s monthly checklist, and reminders go out only for what is still missing.

  • A no-login upload link, or forward the email
  • AI reads each document and files it against the month’s checklist
  • Reminders chase only the missing items, and stop when they arrive
Who uses it
In development. Not open for sign-up yet.
Built on
Next.jsPostgresDrizzleStripe

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