Custom software · 46 ready-to-use apps · one secure platform
We specialize in solving problems. Tell us about the job that eats your week, the forms, the billing, the forty questions your customers keep asking, and we will build the fix or hand you one of the 46 apps we made along the way. In English or Spanish. You get the time back.
One conversation, no obligation. If we take it on, the scope, the price and the exit terms are written down before anything starts.
What we specialize in
Every business, every office and every family has a job that takes more of the week than it should. Left alone it does not get smaller; it just keeps taking your evenings. We find it, fix it and hand the time back. Two ways.
Custom solutions
Tell us what is slow, repetitive or risky: the intake that loses callers, the billing that eats Friday afternoons, the records nobody can find when the auditor asks. We design and build the fix for your business, in English and Spanish, and you see the scope, the price and the exit terms in writing before we start. See our services.
Our own apps
Every app on this site exists because someone needed it: a pay stub in two minutes, a deleted file back, a private family journal, a straight answer about a Colorado rule. That is why the catalog is so wide, and why most of them cost little or nothing. Browse the Windows and Android apps or the full catalog.
Hand the repetitive work to software that gets it right the first time, and take the evening off. Starts with: StubSafe, ASL Recovery Center, Network Sentinel.
Answer customers the moment they ask, fix the store pages that quietly lose sales, and keep your own data where you can use it. Starts with: ShopFit, SiteFit, Viavitna.
Help people find shelter, a doctor, or the rule that governs their case, free and without an account. Starts with: HomelessHelper, ASL Doctor Search, Colorado Complaint Access.
Explore 22 public store listings, with product-specific requirements and limits. The platform also includes the web and organization services described on this page.
New for Windows
It fills in website contact forms for you. Give it your list of websites and your details once; it opens each site, finds the contact form, fills it in and shows you the finished form. You check it and press Send, one site at a time, with a record of every attempt. In private testing ahead of its Microsoft Store release.
Start with a category, then open the product page for its features, current availability and limits. The audience guides and complete 46-product catalog remain below.
Understand the devices and apps you use, protect stored files and review recovery options.
Answer customer questions from approved content and bring cited help into your products.
Create accurate records from your own information and prioritize improvements to your website.
Who we help
Pick the one that sounds like you. Each path shows the apps that already solve the problem and what we would build for you.
Make a pay stub in two minutes, check a caller before you trust them, keep a private family journal, find help nearby. Most of it is free.
Starts with: StubSafe, Aya Scam & Privacy Lookup, Kavanah Journal, HomelessHelperFor your business, practice or firmIntake that answers every caller, billing that runs itself, store pages that sell, and a private assistant that answers your customers from your own documents. Custom where you need it.
Starts with: ASL Intake, ASL Therapy, ShopFit, ViavitnaFor your town, agency or organizationUtility billing one clerk can run, public questions answered with the rule attached, and every device on your network accounted for.
Starts with: ASL Municipal Utilities, Policy Lens, Network SentinelAlso: private AI on your own content · store and website owners · security and IT teams
Why we do this
Most software for small organizations is either a giant suite priced for a hospital or a free app that pays for itself with your data. We build a third thing: focused tools that each take one job off your plate, and custom software when nothing off the shelf fits.
Everything runs on the same platform we run our own company on: one sign-in, encrypted files and messages, backups, and a real person who answers the support email. Buy one product and you get all of that with it.
We are careful by habit, so you do not have to be. Security is built in; your job is the work you actually care about.
No ads, trackers or data brokers. Your information stays on your device where possible and is encrypted where not.
If a tool is not sure it is allowed to do something, it stops and asks you. Nothing happens behind your back.
Important actions are logged in a way that shows if anything was ever changed, so you can prove what happened.
We test the exact release before we call it done, so an update does not break your day.
What they do
No testimonials yet, and no slogans either. Each one does a job you will recognize, and the full story is on its product page.
Windows, one-time purchase
Gets your deleted files back on Windows and leaves a written record of exactly what came back. Buy it once on the Microsoft Store; there is no subscription.
Private AI for your business
Answers your customers from your own documents, cites the source every time and says so when the answer is not there. Runs on hardware you own, with no per-question charge.
Free public search
Finds the Colorado rule that governs your situation, across every active state board and agency, free and without an account.
Home and office networks
Keeps a running record of every device on your network and tells you the moment something new joins, so you are never guessing what is on your Wi-Fi.
Free
Makes an accurate pay stub in two minutes, with nothing uploaded and no account. The app never receives your payroll data.
Public listings
Six Windows apps on the Microsoft Store and sixteen Android apps on Google Play, each linked from our app directory with what it needs and what it does not do.
Auto Secure Login is the trade name of ASL LLC, a Colorado limited liability company. It was founded in 2017. The platform is run by one operator who also answers the support email, and the services are hosted in the United States. Read our security overview, privacy policy and terms.
Open the example library: each report says whether it holds synthetic data or evidence from a public page. Reviewers and editors have a dedicated resource page. If you want to talk to someone who uses a product before you buy, ask us and we will tell you honestly whether we can arrange it.
The catalog
Each card opens a full page: the problem in your words, what the product does start to finish, every feature in the current release, the numbers behind it, where it runs, what it works with, what changed recently, and the questions buyers ask. Status labels mean exactly what they say.
Tools for people who are paid to find weaknesses and prove they stayed inside the rules while doing it. Every one of these refuses to act when its authorization is missing, and every one leaves a record you can hand to a client, a court, or a regulator.
Signed, bounded authorization for lab-only RF and Wi-Fi testing, plus a monitor-mode bench kit for your own workstation.
Who it is for: Product security and RF test labs validating garage, gate, vehicle-keyless, and sub-GHz controller fixtures on a bench
Explore →See what is actually transmitting around you — a receive-only radio survey run from a phone and a low-cost USB receiver.
Who it is for: Security consultants and field assessors who get asked "is anything transmitting here that shouldn't be?" and need a defensible answer
Explore →A running record of every device on your network, and an alert the moment something new joins.
Who it is for: A small-business owner who runs the office Wi-Fi and has no IT department
Explore →Signed-scope security assessments your client authorizes, your analyst verifies, and no one can quietly edit after the fact.
Who it is for: Managed service providers who assess client systems and need proof, not promises
Explore →Host security for Windows PCs and Linux servers. It watches each machine, sets decoys, blocks attackers when you allow it, and keeps the record on a server you run.
Who it is for: Small businesses with a few Windows PCs and Linux servers and no security team to watch them
Explore →Read what an Android app can do before you install it, without ever running it.
Who it is for: The one person at a small company who gets asked "is this app safe to put on the work phones?"
Explore →Keeping secrets, files, identities, and evidence exactly as trustworthy as they claim to be. These products are built around one question: can the record prove itself without asking you to trust the vendor?
A credential store you can add to while it is locked. Only your passphrase opens it.
Who it is for: The one person who ends up holding every key for a small company: API keys, app signing material, account recovery codes, backup passphrases
Explore →Encrypted file storage where a link alone opens nothing, plus a password-protected way to send one file out.
Who it is for: A solo therapist or small practice holding client documents that occasionally have to go to an attorney, a parent, or another clinician
Explore →Removes data, then issues a signed receipt that claims only what was actually proven.
Who it is for: A practice owner who has to destroy a client's record and still be able to show, years later, exactly what was destroyed and who authorized it
Explore →A one-to-one face check that compares a person to their own ID, and never searches a database.
Who it is for: The support lead who has to decide, on a phone call or a web form, whether the person asking to get back into an account is really the account holder
Explore →Independent proof that your file existed at a moment in time, without uploading the file.
Who it is for: A therapist whose progress notes could be reviewed by a licensing board years after they were written
Explore →Get deleted files back on Windows, with a written record proving every byte.
Who it is for: The person who just emptied the Recycle Bin and realized what was in it
Explore →Answer engines, model routing, and media generation that run on hardware you control, cite what they say, and stay quiet instead of making things up. Nothing here sends your content to a third-party model unless you decide to.
Answers your customers only from your own approved content, cites every claim, and runs on hardware you own.
Who it is for: A support lead who answers the same twenty questions every week and wants them answered once, correctly, with the policy attached
Explore →In-product help that answers only from your reviewed sources, cites every claim, and stays silent otherwise.
Who it is for: A support lead whose team answers the same forty questions by email every week and cannot risk an assistant inventing the forty-first
Explore →Ask a plain-language question about Colorado public law and get a cited answer, or an honest no.
Who it is for: A person dealing with a Colorado agency who does not know which agency owns the rule they need
Explore →Describe the outcome; AI Hub picks the right model for each step, on your accounts, with a receipt.
Who it is for: A solo consultant or developer paying for two or three AI providers who wants one place to send work and one honest bill
Explore →Product copy grounded in what the photo shows, and no copy at all when it can't be.
Who it is for: Shop owners with hundreds of products, one photo each, and description fields that are still empty
Explore →Generate video and 3D models on hardware you own, with every result held for a person to approve.
Who it is for: A studio owner who makes product and brand video and cannot upload an unreleased client asset to somebody else's website
Explore →One audio workspace for voice, speech, transcripts, music, mixing and evidence, with no third-party AI service involved.
Who it is for: Voice actors and narrators who want a usable copy of their own voice without signing it over to somebody else
Explore →Private ways to reach people and machines: encrypted meetings, organization chat any app can adopt, secure remote access without opening your firewall, and messaging that reaches people the rest of the internet has written off.
Reach an app running on your own machine from anywhere, without opening a port in your firewall.
Who it is for: A developer who needs a client to look at a build running on their laptop this afternoon
Explore →Private video for up to four people. Guests join with a link. Nothing about the call is kept.
Who it is for: A solo therapist or counselor who needs a private session room a client can open from a text message
Explore →Direct and group messaging built into your ASL product — no extra chat app, no outside vendor.
Who it is for: An office or practice administrator whose staff currently coordinate work in personal text threads
Explore →A family-held phone line for someone inside, in English or Spanish, paid for and managed from outside.
Who it is for: A mother, partner, sister or friend who is the one putting money on the line so someone inside can call
Explore →Research and drafted documents for someone incarcerated, requested by message and paid for with one-time credits.
Who it is for: A parent, partner, sibling, or friend who pays for the messaging account and does the looking-up on the outside
Explore →Software for the parts of public life that usually run on spreadsheets and goodwill: a small town's utility billing, a benefits shopping list, a shelter finder, a licensing complaint line, and case management for crews that work in the field.
Water, sewer and trash billing plus the whole town office, run by one clerk on one system.
Who it is for: The town clerk or treasurer who bills water, sewer and trash and also answers the phone
Explore →Free, cited search of Colorado's licensing rules and license records, plus guided help preparing a complaint.
Who it is for: A Coloradan who thinks a licensed professional crossed a line and has no idea which board to talk to
Explore →Free bilingual search of the official U.S. provider registry, plus an in-browser DEA number check.
Who it is for: A patient who got a referral and wants to know the practice is real and still at that address
Explore →A free nationwide finder for shelter, food, healthcare and showers. No account, and every listing says where it came from.
Who it is for: Someone who needs shelter, a meal, a shower, or a clinic tonight and has one phone and little battery
Explore →Check what your WIC benefits actually cover, plan the trip, and spend it before it expires.
Who it is for: A parent or caregiver on WIC who is tired of guessing in the aisle and finding out at the register
Explore →Court-authorized device monitoring that records the authority it runs under and refuses anything outside it.
Who it is for: Probation and parole departments monitoring agency-owned phones and PCs under a court's authority
Explore →One defensible record for every vehicle recovery, from assignment through release, billing, and audit.
Who it is for: Owners of repossession and vehicle-recovery companies running the whole operation out of texts, spreadsheets, and a whiteboard
Explore →Products for a therapy practice, a law firm's intake line, a family's private journal, a worker who needs a clean pay stub, and anyone who wants to know who is really calling before they pick up.
Scheduling, notes, billing, client portal and reviewed court reporting for therapy practices, in English and Spanish.
Who it is for: Solo licensed therapists and counselors who want one place for the schedule, the chart and the invoice
Explore →Answer every caller in English or Spanish, then run the whole matter to closing.
Who it is for: Solo and two-to-fifteen-person personal injury firms losing after-hours callers to voicemail
Explore →Check an unknown caller or a suspicious text, and get an honest answer instead of a guess.
Who it is for: Anyone getting repeated calls from numbers they do not recognize
Explore →Create accurate pay stubs on your own device. No account, no upload, no cost.
Who it is for: Small employers who run payroll for a handful of people and need a real statement each period
Explore →A private family journal that seals your photos on your device, under a key only you hold.
Who it is for: A parent keeping a day-by-day record of one child — quotes, firsts, letters, ordinary afternoons — who does not want that record sitting readable on somebody else's servers
Explore →Estimates the pillow height your neck actually needs, then ranks real, named pillows against it.
Who it is for: Anyone who has bought two or three pillows and still wakes up with a stiff neck
Explore →More sales from the store and the website you already have. Every change is a draft you approve, with the before-value saved so you can put it back.
Audits your Shopify store, drafts every fix, and changes nothing you have not approved.
Who it is for: Shopify owners with big catalogs — thousands to 50,000 products — where fixing product pages by hand stopped being possible years ago
Explore →A scored, read-only audit of any website, plus the report you can hand straight to a client.
Who it is for: A solo consultant who sells website audits and needs a deliverable that looks like a deliverable
Explore →A native game studio inside a security company. Bars or Badge is a persistent prison-life RPG built on the same identity, matchmaking, and fail-closed discipline as everything else we ship, plus five smaller worlds you can play offline.
Six original Android games, led by a prison-life career that has no final turn.
Who it is for: Someone who plays on a commute, a break, or a flight, where the signal drops out exactly when the free twenty minutes start
Explore →A player's face scan becomes a reusable 3D character your games can share, with consent recorded at every step.
Who it is for: A small game studio whose players keep asking to see themselves on screen, and who does not want to build head fitting, rigging, and review from scratch
Explore →The shared layer every product inherits: a support front door with a real person behind it, encrypted ticketing any app can embed, and the internal operations console we use to run the whole portfolio.
Every request your team gets, tracked and owned, inside the product they already use.
Who it is for: An office manager or practice owner who is the unofficial help desk for everyone in the building
Explore →A no-login support form that becomes a real, tracked ticket a person actually answers.
Who it is for: Anyone using an Auto Secure Login product who needs help and does not want to hunt for an email address
Explore →The console Auto Secure Login runs its own platform from: health, approvals, onboarding and billing in one place.
Who it is for: Someone deciding whether to put their practice, their utility department or their shop onto an Auto Secure Login product, who wants to know who is actually minding it
Explore →Work we are doing in the open with ourselves as the only subjects: computer-vision programs that are deliberately gated to zero commercial use until the rights, consent, and evaluation questions are answered.
Plate reading that stays on your property, keeps nothing for long, and never accuses anyone on its own.
Who it is for: Property managers of apartment blocks, gated drives and mobile-home parks who need a record of vehicle traffic and do not want that record leaving the property
Explore →ASL's face research program: guided capture, ID-document checking, 3D likeness, and every failed result kept.
Who it is for: A security or compliance lead who has to decide whether a vendor's face-matching claim is real
Explore →AI you can own
The Ask assistant uses the shared ASL Help Engine. Select a product or name it in your question to search its published guides. SpellGuard shows spelling corrections used for search; ContextGuard keeps platform answers tied to that product's evidence. Answers include source excerpts and links. If the product is unclear or the guides do not establish an answer, the assistant asks for clarification or says what is missing.
That same discipline runs the help desks inside our products, the Colorado public-law search in Policy Lens, and the model routing in AI Hub. Customers install Viavitna on their own box so their content never leaves the building, and there is no per-question meter.
Games
Bars or Badge is a persistent 1,000-resident institution where you build a life on either side of the bars: careers, ranks, gangs and corrupt units, hidden investigators, a commissary with 100 illustrated items, ten-minute action windows, and lifetime endings that are deliberately hard to reach. It runs on the same identity, matchmaking, and fail-closed discipline as everything else we ship.
Five smaller worlds, playable offline against authored AI, round out the arcade.
You do not need a specification or a product choice. Describe the work that takes too many handoffs today. A person reads every message, and the first conversation is free.
Does your workflow need something different? Explore custom software development and web development, inspect real examples and discuss a concrete scope.
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