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Observe
Connect the systems powering your businesses.
Operational intelligence for digital businesses
Control everything
you're building.
Connect your apps, domains, revenue, infrastructure, and compliance. ControlOps watches your operation, identifies what needs attention, and helps you decide what to do next.
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Sample data8
Businesses
42
Connected systems
3
Need attention
- CriticalCapLead — Production endpoint failures detected.
- Action requiredPetential — Domain renewal approaching.
- WarningClaimDraft — Traffic increased while signup conversion declined.
- HealthySoloPM — No significant operational issues detected.
Illustrative example. Product names and signals shown are demo data, not live accounts.
Planned signal sources · integrations in development
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The problem
Stop checking ten dashboards to understand one business.
Founders increasingly operate businesses spread across disconnected systems. Each one holds a fragment of the truth.
GitHub knows the code.
Vercel knows deployments.
Stripe knows revenue.
Supabase knows application infrastructure.
Analytics knows visitors.
Registrars know domains.
But none of them understands the entire operation.
The intelligence layer across your stack
One layer that reads all of them together.
ControlOps sits above the systems you already run and turns their separate outputs into one operational picture: what changed, what's at risk, and what to do about it.
Business / operation
GitHubVercelStripeSupabaseDomainsAnalyticsCompliance
ControlOps
RisksChangesOpportunitiesActions
How it works
Know what needs your attention.
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Understand
Turn disconnected signals into operational context.
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Prioritize
Surface the issues and opportunities that matter most.
04
Act
Take recommended action without hunting through dashboards.
Control Brief
Your business already generated hundreds of signals today. ControlOps tells you which ones matter.
A single morning brief: portfolio health, what broke, what's expiring, and the few decisions worth making before lunch.
Control Brief
Sample data87
/ 100
Portfolio health
1
Critical
2
Warnings
1
Opportunities
Today's priorities
- 01Investigate declining CapLead signup conversion.
- 02Renew Petential domain.
- 03Review ClaimDraft acquisition funnel.
The control layer
The control layer underneath the intelligence.
These aren't five separate tools. They're one operating record of what you own and run — the ground truth every signal, priority, and recommended action is anchored to.
In development
Asset Intelligence
The record of what each business owns — files, contracts, keys, and credentials — so every signal can be traced to a real thing you operate.
In development
Brand Control
Canonical brand truth per product: colors, fonts, voice, and approved assets, kept consistent as the portfolio grows.
In development
Domain Intelligence
Every domain mapped to the business that depends on it, with registrar and renewal dates feeding expiry signals.
In development
Compliance Monitor
Policies, terms, and legal pages tracked with their last-updated state, so drift becomes a signal instead of a surprise.
In development
Operations
The operating map that ties products, systems, and owners together — the structure priorities are ranked against.
Interactive demo
Inside the control layer.
Tap through the five modules that hold your operational record. Sample screens, no signup required.
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Asset Vault
Organized storage for every file that matters.
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Built for founders running
more than one thing.
For
Multi-product founders
Run several live products without one of them quietly falling over.
ControlOps fits.
For
Indie SaaS builders
See code, deploys, revenue, and infrastructure as one operation instead of five tabs.
ControlOps fits.
For
Small venture studios
A shared operational picture across the portfolio, not a founder-shaped bottleneck.
ControlOps fits.
For
Digital-product operators
Spot the one property trending wrong before it shows up in revenue.
ControlOps fits.
For
Small agencies
Keep owned digital properties — domains, sites, policies — under continuous control.
ControlOps fits.
Why this matters
The unfair advantage of seeing it first.
I'm building ControlOps for operators who want fewer surprises, shorter incidents, and a ten-minute morning instead of an afternoon of tab archaeology.
One operational picture
Every product, domain, deploy, and invoice reporting into a single view instead of a dozen dashboards.
Fewer alerts, more meaning
Raw signals get correlated across products, so you read conclusions rather than noise.
Nothing expires unnoticed
Renewals, cards, certificates, and policies tracked against the products that depend on them.
Ranked by consequence
A short daily list ordered by what actually costs you money or uptime — not by what arrived last.
Scales from 3 to 20 products
The same calm interface whether you run three side projects or a studio's worth of products.
You built the businesses.
Now build the control layer.
See your products, infrastructure, risks, and opportunities from one operational command center.
Founding Members
Founding members get lifetime perks.
First 500 members lock in lifetime pricing, an exclusive operator badge, a direct line to me, and every future module and integration — free.
- Lifetime founder pricing
- All future features included
- Direct line to the founder
- Founding member badge
- Priority feature requests
- First access to new modules
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