Building InsurifyAI · Windham, NH

Zoheb Alvi

Founder and CEO of InsurifyAI. Car insurers routinely settle claims for less than they're worth, and most people never find out. InsurifyAI reads your claim, scores it, and writes the demand letter that gets you paid — live in production, running entirely on self-hosted models.

InsurifyAI is a two-founder company: I build it with Ajay Donthula, my co-founder and COO, who runs go-to-market and operations. Every other project on this page is mine alone.

Zoheb Alvi
  • LiveInsurifyAI in production
  • $29.2KFirst claim negotiated — up from $17.5K
  • $0LLM inference cost
  • 7Products shipped end to end

Flagship

InsurifyAI reads the claim, scores it, and writes the demand letter.

An AI-powered insurance claims platform with a Liquid Glass design system across 33 dashboard pages, 21 autonomous Shadow Team agents handling feature development, real-time voice coaching during claims calls, automated demand letter generation, and certified mail delivery via Lob.

InsurifyAI

AI insurance claims platform

Live production Feb 2026 – Present
InsurifyAI homepage screenshot Visit insurifyai.app
State Farm's initial offer$17,512
211-page packet
Negotiated settlement$29,155
+$11,643+66.5% over the initial offer

Watch it

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  • The ad · 34s
  • Product demo · 2:56
  • For body shops · 1:27
  • 8Domain acquisition funnel — one app, host→angle resolution, 8 branded fronts
  • 1M+Pages across the funnel — 1,008,232 live in sitemaps, all 8 domains
  • Self-hostedAPI and web on Hetzner behind Cloudflare; agents on ECS Fargate Spot
  • 123Terraform-managed resources (VPC, RDS, Redis, CloudFront, WAF)
  • 21Autonomous AI agents with tiered PR routing
  • 28Email addresses via Cloudflare Email Routing + SendGrid
The 8-domain acquisition funnel · 8 front doors

One Next.js app serves eight branded front doors via host→angle resolution — a pure angles.ts registry maps each hostname to its brand, angle and tone, so every domain gets its own positioning without a second codebase. All eight funnel into the same claims engine.

Founding case study: Tesla settlement demand · $17,512 → $29,155

The real-world legal claim that drove the platform: a 2019 Tesla Model 3 case involving FSD, CCC ONE valuation disputes, and a December 2025 incident. State Farm's adjusted vehicle value was $17,512. Through a meticulously researched 211-page legal demand packet delivered via USPS Certified Mail, the State Farm Claims Upload Center, and email, we negotiated the settlement to $29,155 — a +66.5% increase, $11,643 more than the initial offer. Every workflow that now runs through InsurifyAI's automated pipeline started here.

Why only this approach worked
  • Insurance domain expertise — combining a 50-state legal database, knowledge of CCC ONE valuation methodology, and statute-of-limitations awareness for NH bad-faith claims
  • Technical precision — built a python-docx formatter that produced court-ready document layouts with proper exhibit numbering, citation formatting, and certified-mail tracking integration
  • Cross-referenced evidence — 211 pages built on live dealer and marketplace listings for comparable FSD-equipped vehicles, a line-by-line audit of the carrier's own CCC ONE valuation, FSD-specific damage documentation, and policy language analysis
  • The full stack — engineering background to build the tools, business background to negotiate the leverage, and insurance domain knowledge to identify the carrier's weak points. The combination is rare; the result was the founding proof point for InsurifyAI.
  • python-docx
  • HTML legal templates
  • USPS Certified Mail
  • CCC ONE valuation
  • NADA + KBB + Manheim
  • NH bad-faith statutes
Active real-world deployments
  • Tesla Settlement Demand — founding case · auto liability · $17,512 → $29,155 negotiated
  • Homeowner's Claim — water damage + basement renovation · $15K+ tracked across 3 checks · 2 adjusters · 1 vendor
  • Next.js 16
  • FastAPI
  • NestJS Realtime
  • Hetzner
  • Cloudflare
  • ECS Fargate Spot
  • Terraform
  • Clerk
  • Stripe
  • PostgreSQL pgvector
  • Redis
  • Deepgram
  • ElevenLabs
  • Claude Opus

Selected work

Six other products, shipped end to end.

Before InsurifyAI I shipped Pointify Travels, FormifyAI, DebtShield, DisputeAI, SubScrub, and a self-driving mower retrofit. They're here as evidence of how fast I build, not as a list of things I'm splitting time across. Each has its own brand, stack, and story.

Autonomous Zero-Turn Mower

Self-driving robot-mower retrofit · hardware + software

In active build · open source 2026
CAD assembly of the autonomous mower with all retrofit hardware Interactive 3DLive control UI Explore the build

A full retrofit that turns a commercial gas zero-turn — a confirmed Gravely ZT X 52 (2021, Kohler) — into a self-driving, iPad-controlled robot. RTK GPS, LiDAR, cameras, and on-device AI, built end-to-end across hardware, firmware, control software, and parametric CAD. ArduPilot Rover drives and navigates; a Raspberry Pi 5 + Hailo-8L handles vision; an ESP32 closes the lap-bar steering loop. Reproducible on any zero-turn by re-measuring a handful of dimensions.

  • ±2cmRTK position + ~0.4° dual-antenna heading
  • 24Print-ready parts · bed-fit · brim-baked
  • 25/25Backend tests green · safety · planning · vision
  • ArduPilot Rover
  • Raspberry Pi 5 + Hailo-8L
  • RTK GPS
  • LiDAR
  • ESP32
  • OpenSCAD
  • Python
  • MIT licensed

Pointify Travels

Flight deals & travel rewards platform

Live production Jan 2024 – Present

A real-time travel-rewards engine that watches 47 loyalty programs across 300+ providers at sub-90-second intervals — surfacing award space, cash deals, and mistake fares before they disappear. A points-vs-cash deal engine, flight search with Cheapest/Fastest/Best sorting, mistake-fare detection via Redis, shareable deal pages with dynamic OG images, and a transfer-partner knowledge base. Built as an ecosystem of coordinated services with live Stripe billing, deployed on Hetzner.

Pointify Travels homepage screenshot Visit pointifytravels.com
  • 234K+SEO pages covering destinations, airlines, routes, credit cards, and seasonal guides
  • 69Airline loyalty scrapers + 16 hotel programs (replaces Seats.aero)
  • 8,829Tests passing across the monorepo
  • 8Coordinated services (search, deals, alerts, booking, sync)
Two years of progression · 9 milestones
  1. Early 2024 · Origin
    Real travel agency

    Started as a real travel agency under Pointify Travel Technologies. IATAN-accredited materials, real client bookings on international long-haul itineraries, a PTF booking ID system, and confirmation/cancellation email workflows.

  2. Mid 2024 · First tech
    Lovable prototypes & booking system

    8 Lovable prototypes exploring flight search, trip planning, and group travel UX. Built pointify-system (FastAPI + React) with PDF generation, email portal, contacts, and AI workflows. Travel Tamer for collaborative group itineraries (15 Supabase tables).

  3. Late 2024 · Flight tracker
    Pointify Flight Tracker

    Next.js + Amadeus + SerpAPI flight tracker with admin portal, employee management, booking API, and 15+ XLSX data files. Flight Tracker Pro added 3 Supabase edge functions (search-flights, search-destinations, booking-details).

  4. Q1 2026 · Scrapers
    69 loyalty scrapers + Google Travel

    Built 69 airline loyalty scrapers + 16 hotel programs with browser pool, proxy rotation, and AES-256 storage. Replaced Seats.aero ($99/mo). Added Google Flights / Hotels / Cars Playwright scrapers ($300/mo saved). Self-healing carriers in services/deal-engine.

  5. Q1 2026 · Deal engine
    Real-time deal engine + mistake fares

    Production deal engine on AWS ECS. Mistake fare detection via Redis. Fare score badges, Cheapest/Fastest/Best sort tabs. Free-tier search gating (5/day). Restored ECS deal-engine after 7-day outage with SSM params + DEAL_ENGINE_URL env vars.

  6. Apr 2026 · SEO scale
    11,200+ SEO pages + cross-sell ecosystem

    286,000+ addressable pages (4,710 seeded in the sitemap). /flights/[origin]-to-[destination] renders for any IATA pair — 155 airports = 23,870 ordered pairs x 12 month variants — plus 118 destinations, group-travel, blog and points hubs. Built from 715 flight routes, 90K route×month×airline×card quad combos, 19K destination×airline×card combos, 7K destination×month×tip combos, 171K route×airline×tip combos, 25 airline pages, 15 credit card guides, 12 travel tips. Price alert funnel: card → pre-filled form → cron → email. 14/14 funnel verified, ecosystem cross-sell on booking success pages.

  7. Apr 30, 2026 · Booking sweep
    Booking flow hardening + observability

    18-PR sprint (#3152→#3172) closing every real customer-blocking gap end-to-end: lap-infant fares book correctly with proper chaperone-linking UI (DOB→Duffel passenger type derivation, infant_passenger_id routed form→pending→webhook→deal-engine), every previously-dropped passenger field reaches Duffel, every booking error returns a stable code (pointify.booking.*) plus a UUID error_id that's also a Sentry tag for one-search support triage, Stripe↔Duffel race closed via Redis claim lock, success page rebuilt with full flight detail, multi-resolution Safari favicon + mask-icon, /help page pre-fills mailto when reached via support_url. Component test coverage extended to <BookingErrorBanner>, <VisaWarningBanner>, and <LoyaltyGate> — every customer-visible booking surface now has regression-locking tests.

  8. May 1, 2026 · Ticker
    NASDAQ-style points ticker + blog fact-audit

    Brought back the points-and-miles market band on the landing page (#3173) — horizontal stock-exchange-style tape rendering every program Pointify tracks (30+ banks/airlines/hotels) with REAL brand logos (Chase, Amex, United, Delta, Marriott, Hyatt, etc.), 3-letter symbol, spot CPP, and a green "▲ +N%" premium pill or red "▼ caution" flag (the latter fires when worst-case CPP is <40% of spot, e.g. Amex MR's 0.6¢ merch redemption — a high-blast-radius signal). Below the ticker, a curated points-deals showcase (#3175) renders 10 hand-verified sweet spots: BA Club World JFK→LHR for 100k Avios (saves $2.6K vs cash), ANA Business round-trip via Virgin Atlantic for 105k (saves $3.9K), Singapore Suites for ~155k (saves $12K), Park Hyatt NYC at Cat 8 (saves ~$950/night), St. Regis Maldives 5th-night-free, Conrad Tokyo, Wyndham Vacasa flat 15k/bedroom — each with brand logo, color-coded "Sweet spot/Editor pick/Bucket-list" tag, and a CTA preset to the redemption shape. Same day: 12 hardened airline blog posts (#3174) with verified facts + source citations. CI safety net: tests assert every logo path resolves to a file on disk so missing-asset regressions fail at build time, not on the landing page. +227 net new tests (7,911 passing at that point).

  9. Aug 6, 2026 · Now
    Approved: Pointify Travel is live on the App Store

    Pointify Travel 1.1.0 shipped to the App Store on August 6, 2026 — free, iOS 16+, with the subscription group and all four IAP tiers approved alongside it. Getting there meant recovering a Guideline 3.1.2 rejection (Apple's automated check bounced the build because the App Store description carried no Terms of Use link; the binary itself was already compliant), then building a one-command resubmission script and App Store Connect browser automation that works without a .p8 key — the reusable find being that subscriptionGroupVersion is a valid review-submission relationship, while individual subscriptions can only be attached through the UI's per-subscription button. Alongside the mobile push: Plaid bank linking moved to REST after the SDK path was killing the worker, and is now visible in sync-service /health/deep; real issuer logos for 28 banks took card-art coverage from 60% to 87%; fare-alert and price-drop emails stopped re-sending the identical alert every day; and the deal engine learned quota discipline — never retry a Duffel 429 it cannot outwait, and pace the fare sampler between routes instead of bursting. 8,829 tests passing.

  • Next.js
  • Supabase
  • Amadeus API
  • SerpAPI
  • Playwright
  • AWS ECS
  • Redis
  • Resend
  • Sentry
  • PostHog

FormifyAI

Automated business formation platform

Live production Mar 2026 – Present

A SaaS platform for automated LLC and business formation. Hybrid model: own Playwright-based filing bot for New Hampshire, CorpNet API for the other 49 states. Native insurance cross-sell with InsurifyAI creates a natural funnel into business insurance — the unique differentiator no competitor has.

FormifyAI homepage screenshot Visit FormifyAI
  • 320K+pages in the live sitemap (204K city×state×industry + 60K industry×city×guide + 15K state×industry×guide + combos)
  • 3Live Stripe tiers · Starter $29 · Pro $59 · Business $99
  • 4Free lead-gen tools added to sitemap
  • Next.js 16
  • tRPC
  • Supabase
  • Clerk
  • Stripe
  • shadcn/ui
  • Playwright
  • Hetzner

Debt Recovery Suite

3-product consumer finance platform

Live · MVP shipped Apr 2026 Apr 2026 – Present

A suite of three consumer finance products born from a real $48K debt recovery campaign. Each app is a standalone Next.js 16 product with Apple HIG design, Supabase Auth, Stripe billing, and AI-powered letter generation via Claude. All three share a Supabase Postgres backend and are deployed on Hetzner behind Cloudflare.

  • 720K+SEO pages live · DebtShield 264K · InsurifyAI 138K · SubScrub 134K · DisputeAI 109K · Pointify 74K
  • 7Stripe products live · subscriptions + one-time + paywall
  • $48KReal debt recovery campaign validated the product thesis
  • 100%Production hardened · security headers · rate limiting · health monitoring
  • DebtShield screenshot Visit DebtShield

    DebtShield

    168,000+ pages in the live sitemap (many more addressable via ISR). AI debt dispute letters with FDCPA citations. 51 state pages, 201 city pages, 30 debt collectors, 8 debt types, 12 how-to guides. State/city×collector×debtType×howto quad combos. Debt payoff calculator, SOL heatmap, escalation funnel.

    Details
  • DisputeAI screenshot Deployment paused

    DisputeAI

    AI demand letters citing federal + state law. 200 city pages, 51 state pages, 32 company pages, 30 collector pages, 10 how-to guides, 6 industry pages. City×company×howto, state×company×industry triple combos. Cost comparison charts, escalation timeline.

    Details
  • SubScrub screenshot Visit SubScrub

    SubScrub

    244,000+ pages in the live sitemap. AI cancellation letters citing FTC Click-to-Cancel Rule. 153 cancel guides, 200 city pages, 51 state pages, 8 categories. City×company×category triple combos, state×company×howto triples. Savings calculator, difficulty meters, competitor comparison tables.

    Details
  • Next.js 16
  • Supabase Auth
  • Supabase Postgres
  • Drizzle ORM
  • Stripe
  • Plaid
  • Claude AI SDK
  • shadcn/ui (Apple HIG)
  • Tailwind v4
  • Hetzner

AI agents & infrastructure

The systems that make autonomous agents productive in production.

Deploying production AI models — local inference, cloud APIs, RAG architecture, and autonomous agent systems.

Shadow Team

21 autonomous AI bot agents

Live production 42+ PRs / session

A production system of 21 AI bot agents that autonomously implement features, deploy infrastructure, and review code. Uses tiered PR routing — Tier 1 auto-merges docs/tests, Tier 2 requires review, Tier 3 requires human approval for infra/security. Connected to Plane, Slack, and GitHub. Each agent has its own Jira/Plane account, Slack channel, and bot email.

  • Liam
  • Marcus
  • Luna
  • Ryu
  • Nadia
  • Raj
  • Daniel
  • Evelyn
  • Maya
  • Ines
  • Tobias
  • Sofia
  • James
  • Anika
  • Priya
  • Kwame
  • Katarina
  • Victoria
  • Alej
  • Docs
  • Sec

Engineers · QA · DevOps · Security · Data/ML · Docs, design, PM

  • 100%Success rate after pipeline overhaul (19/19)
  • 250KContext window with source file reading
  • $150Daily budget with $25 per-task cap
  • 20K+Lines of code agent-generated in one session
  • Claude Opus 4.6
  • GitHub Actions
  • AWS ECS FARGATE_SPOT
  • Slack API
  • Plane
  • Anthropic SDK
  • Node.js 22

David Resenstein — internal AI agent

Architecture details are gated because David has elevated access to private repos, credentials, and the Mac VM that runs him. Request access to see the full system design.

agent.zohebalvi.com Approval requests are reviewed by Zoheb personally — usually within a few hours.

David Resenstein

Fully autonomous AI senior engineer

Autonomous 24/7 Mar 2026 – Present

A fully agentic AI engineer. David communicates via email and WhatsApp, runs on a dedicated Mac VM with Xcode, Figma, Canva, and the full Microsoft Office suite installed. Uses Claude Computer Use for GUI automation, maintains persistent memory across sessions, and ships code through Claude Code CLI.

WhatsApp Meta Cloud API Email Cloudflare Worker Claude Opus 4.6 10K Thinking Tokens Rate Limiter + Shared Module _david-shared.js Mac VM MacinCloud M2 Computer Use cliclick + Vision 10 MCP Tools build, test, memory... Memory DB JSON + Anthropic Search Installed Apps on VM (13) Cursor · Figma · Canva · Word · Excel · PowerPoint · VS Code · Notion Chrome · Safari · Xcode · + Claude Code CLI Via open_app / use_app / create_design / create_document / browse_web actions
  • 10MCP tools on the Mac VM — build, test, screenshot, video, status, logs, clean, sync, computer_use, memory
  • 29%Code reduction via _david-shared.js module (PR #130)
  • 2Communication channels — WhatsApp (Meta Cloud API) + Email (Resend)
  • ∞Persistent memory — JSON store + Anthropic search integration
  • Claude Opus 4.6
  • Cloudflare Workers
  • Resend
  • Meta WhatsApp Cloud API
  • MacinCloud M2
  • Cloudflare Tunnel
  • PM2
  • Computer Use

Production AI Pipeline

Locally trained · downsized · deployed on consumer hardware

Active · in production 2025 – Present

Training, downsizing, and deploying AI/ML models across the full stack — all on local consumer hardware. Vision models (YOLO, InsightFace, CLIP) trained and run locally for real-time processing. NLP uses semantic embeddings (MiniLM, OpenAI text-embedding-3-small) with cosine similarity search. Local LLMs (Qwen 2.5, GGUF Q4_K_M via node-llama-cpp) handle email categorization after quantization from full-precision weights. Models are iteratively downsized and refactored for deployment on M2 Mac hardware. Claude Opus 4.6 powers 21 autonomous agents with 250K context windows.

  • YOLOReal-time object tracking — video pipeline with live frame inference
  • CLIPLifeVault scene classification — ViT-Base-Patch32 for photo tagging
  • InsightFaceLifeVault face detection — buffalo_l + 512-dim embeddings, Python sidecar
  • Qwen 2.5LifeVault local email categorization — 1.5B params, GGUF Q4_K_M, node-llama-cpp
  • MiniLMLifeVault + SideQuest semantic search — all-MiniLM-L6-v2 384-dim embeddings
  • Claude21-agent Shadow Team + David — Opus 4.6, 250K context, computer use
Local training & model downsizing pipeline · train → downsize → refactor → deploy
  1. Phase 1 · Travel domain
    Fare predictor + mistake fare detector

    Trained a neural fare predictor on 15+ XLSX files of historical fare data exported from the Pointify deal engine. Mistake fare detector trained on labeled historical mistake fares (mainline carriers + DOH stops). Downsized from full-precision to quantized GGUF for local inference.

  2. Phase 2 · NLP / travel intent
    Travel intent classifier + email generator

    Fine-tuned a travel intent classifier from natural language search queries. Trained an email generator for booking confirmations, drip campaigns, and price alert notifications. Generated domain-specific embeddings for transfer-partner matching.

  3. Phase 3 · Vertical models
    Insurance expert + domain models

    Trained an insurance expert model on the 50-state legal database (statutes of limitations, fault types, bad-faith laws) for InsurifyAI claim advisories. Fine-tuned domain-specific classifiers for vertical product features.

  4. Phase 4 · Quantize & deploy
    GGUF export + local benchmarks

    Quantized all trained models to GGUF (Q4_K_M and Q5_K_M variants) for local deployment via node-llama-cpp. Ran performance benchmarks on M2 Mac hardware. Iteratively refactored model architectures to minimize memory footprint while preserving accuracy.

  • Anthropic SDK
  • OpenAI Embeddings
  • YOLO
  • InsightFace
  • CLIP
  • node-llama-cpp
  • GGUF Quantization
  • pgvector
  • RAG Pipeline
  • AWS Textract
  • PyTorch
  • HuggingFace

LifeVault — private personal archive

This is Zoheb's actual personal life archive (encrypted email, iMessage, photos, location data). Architecture details are gated to protect operational security. Request access to see the full subsystem map.

Approval requests are reviewed by Zoheb personally — usually within a few hours.

LifeVault

Private, zero-knowledge, fully local personal life archive

Active · last push 2026-04-05 Mar 2026 – Present

Started as "Academic Digest" — a Canvas scraper and email digest for IU coursework. Evolved into a full 14-subsystem private life archive. AES-256-GCM encrypted vault with macOS Keychain, multi-account email archiver (Gmail + iCloud + Outlook IMAP), iMessage archiver from chat.db, a photo pipeline with local face detection (InsightFace), local semantic search (all-MiniLM-L6-v2), local LLM email categorization (Qwen2.5-1.5B via node-llama-cpp), a self-hosted NAS server with Bonjour discovery, and a SwiftUI iOS companion app. Planned MIT npm release as npx lifevault init.

LifeVault Life Command Center dashboard
  • 14Subsystems — vault, email, iMessage, photos, Canvas, NAS, search, LLM, iOS, Shortcut, web glue, PWA, cron, backup
  • 0Cloud AI API calls — all inference runs locally (no data leaves)
  • AES-256GCM per-file encryption — master key in macOS Keychain + TOTP 2FA
  • iOSSwiftUI companion app — JWT device pairing via NAS
  • Node.js 20+
  • @huggingface/transformers
  • node-llama-cpp
  • InsightFace
  • CLIP ViT-B/32
  • Qwen2.5-1.5B GGUF
  • better-sqlite3
  • imapflow
  • Puppeteer
  • Swift / SwiftUI
  • XcodeGen
  • Serverless API

Supporting infrastructure

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  • Agent-Hub

    Express webhook dispatcher routing GitHub events to the Shadow Team. Zod validation, event deduplication, secret-based auth.

    • Express.js
    • Octokit
    • Zod
  • Agent-Runtime

    Long-running agent execution on ECS FARGATE_SPOT. Polls GitHub every 120s, calls Claude, opens PRs, posts to Slack.

    • Anthropic SDK
    • Node.js 22
    • ECS Fargate
  • Auto-Fix Pipeline

    PM triage agent reads production errors, classifies by severity, and dispatches an auto-fix worker that opens PRs. 28 issues auto-fixed.

    • Claude API
    • AST Analysis
    • GitHub API
  • Custom Atlassian MCP

    16-tool MCP server for Jira + Confluence that bypasses the broken Claude plugin. Full CRUD on issues, comments, transitions, pages.

    • MCP Protocol
    • Atlassian REST
    • Node.js
  • Cloudflare MCP Suite

    Four custom MCP servers for Cloudflare Docs, Bindings (Workers KV/D1), Observability, and DNS Analytics — a unified toolkit.

    • MCP Protocol
    • Cloudflare API
    • TypeScript
  • Secrets Sync Pipeline

    GitHub Actions → AWS Secrets Manager sync workflow. Ensures agent-runtime and agent-hub stay current with the latest credentials.

    • GitHub Actions
    • AWS IAM
    • Secrets Manager
  • Storage Brain

    macOS launchd daemon that syncs and archives projects across home NAS vs traveling — runs every 15 min.

    • launchd
    • Bash
    • rsync
  • Provider Health Dashboard

    Real-time monitoring of 22+ external integrations — Clerk, Stripe, SendGrid, Twilio, Deepgram, ElevenLabs, AWS, Hetzner, GitHub, Anthropic, Lob.

    • Next.js
    • PostgreSQL
    • Polling

Internal tools

Built to replace $5,308/mo of SaaS.

Every time we hit a paid wall, we build the internal replacement.

What each one replaced

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  • $4,000/moDavid AgentReplaces junior developer
  • $500/mo50-State Legal DBReplaces LexisNexis
  • $300/moGoogle Travel ScrapersFlights $50 · Hotels $200 · Cars $50
  • $163/moPlane (self-hosted)Replaced Jira Cloud · since retired for GitHub Issues
  • $150/moDrip Email SystemReplaces Customer.io
  • $99/mo85+ Loyalty ScrapersReplaces Seats.aero
  • $70/moRAG Pipelinepgvector — replaces Pinecone
  • $26/moError MonitorReplaces Sentry

Additional tools & sub-services

15swipe →
  • Damages Calculator

    Multiplier + per-diem logic for insurance claims. State caps, comparative fault, bad-faith adjustments.

  • AI Booking Agent

    Claude-powered Playwright agent with captcha solver and job queue. Handles airline and hotel bookings end-to-end.

  • Fare Alert Engine

    2-hour cron scanning scraped deal inventory. Public signup, Resend emails, pre-filled search form deep-links.

  • 50-State Legal Database

    Statutes of limitations, fault types, coverage minimums, and bad-faith laws for all 50 states. Powers InsurifyAI claim advisories.

  • Certified Mail Router

    Sends demand letters and appeals via USPS certified mail through the Lob API. Delivery tracking and status webhooks.

  • Voice Coaching System

    Real-time AI call coaching during insurance claims calls. Deepgram STT + Claude analysis + ElevenLabs TTS over WebRTC.

  • Policy Parser

    Extracts coverage limits, deductibles, exclusions, and effective dates from insurance policy PDFs. PDF.js + NLP.

  • Vehicle Valuation Aggregator

    Aggregates NADA, Kelley Blue Book, and Manheim pricing data for auto insurance claims valuation.

  • Document Generation Engine

    AI-powered generation of demand letters, appeals, and settlement negotiations. Templates stored in the RAG pipeline.

  • Twilio Phone System

    3 Twilio numbers (978 area code) across 3 LLCs — call coaching, voice API, SMS at $3.45/mo total.

  • Mac Fleet Config

    Centralized setup for the Pointify Mac Mini fleet — Claude CLI sync, Chrome integration, provisioning scripts.

  • Display Config Host

    Windows system tray utility — display keep-alive, remote access, and network monitoring for the fleet.

  • State Farm Claim Tracker

    Insurance claim tracker with Gmail integration, Google Places lookups, Supabase storage, Claude analysis.

  • Brother P-Touch Label Designer

    Self-hosted web GUI for Brother QL label printers. REST API, Docker-ready, font auto-detection, live preview. Zero-cost label printing.

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  • Subscription Recovery Letter Generator

    Automated PDF demand letters, #10 envelope prints, and Avery 5160 address labels. Generated 85+ letters across Amex, BofA, Chase disputes.

Client & academic work

Real projects for clients and IU capstones.

Monroe County Fairgrounds Redesign

Website redesign & digital strategy proposal

Delivered · SP25 INFO-I310 Spring 2025

A complete website redesign for the Monroe County Fairgrounds — framed as a digital home for the community. The existing site was outdated, mobile-hostile, and buried rental forms in downloadable PDFs. The redesign delivered a heartwarming, people-first storytelling experience, a real-time event calendar with one-click social sharing, an interactive facility & RV/boat rental system, dedicated 4-H pages, and offline-ready event access for rural low-bandwidth areas.

Monroe County Fairgrounds 17-slide web pitch deck · 19 walkthrough videos · Admin + Business portals

Before / after

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  • Before — original site
  • After — redesigned prototype
  • 17Slide interactive pitch deck — brand colors, Chart.js, AOS animations
  • 19Video walkthroughs — desktop + mobile for every flow
  • 5Key problem areas solved — community, mobile, sharing, rentals, offline
  • 4-HDedicated youth showcase — "Future of Agriculture" blog
Design process · 6 phases, Figma → Lovable → pitch
  1. Phase 1 · Discovery & audit
    Existing site analysis

    Audited the existing fairgrounds.com site against modern accessibility standards. Documented 5 core problems: lack of community feel, broken mobile UX, no event sharing, PDF-only rental booking, and zero offline support for rural low-bandwidth areas.

  2. Phase 2 · Figma wireframes
    People-first visual storytelling

    Built high-fidelity Figma mockups around the brand colors (#004a94 + #e74c18) and Montserrat + Poppins type system. Designed for emotional warmth: home page slideshows, "Share Your Story" community section, dedicated 4-H youth showcase, interactive fairgrounds map.

  3. Phase 3 · Lovable rapid prototype
    Interactive prototype on Lovable

    Used Lovable.dev to convert the Figma flows into a working interactive prototype — real-time event calendar, social media one-click sharing, mobile-optimized rental booking, embedded flipbook PDFs, and offline-ready cached event pages.

  4. Phase 4 · Pitch deck
    17-slide web pitch deck

    Custom-coded HTML pitch deck with brand-true Montserrat + Poppins type, Chart.js visualizations, AOS scroll animations, and a 2-minute demo timer. 17 slides covering challenge → research → competitive analysis → vision → mockups → tech → timeline → impact.

  5. Phase 5 · Walkthrough videos
    19 recorded walkthroughs

    Recorded 19 desktop + mobile walkthrough videos for every flow: home, events, tickets, rentals, business portal, admin dashboard, 4-H showcase, vendor portal, before/after comparisons. Deployed via Netlify with optimized video paths.

  6. Phase 6 · Delivery
    Deployed prototype + pitch package

    Delivered the full deployable prototype to the client with the pitch deck, all walkthrough videos, and a launch plan targeting May 1, 2025. Assets archived in the Pointify Travel Technologies docs folder.

  • HTML5
  • CSS3
  • Chart.js
  • AOS
  • Netlify
  • Lovable.dev
  • Montserrat + Poppins
  • Brand: #004a94 / #e74c18

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SideQuest IU

University club discovery & management platform

Live · Team 32 contributor INFO-I494 Capstone

An IU Luddy capstone built by Team 32 — Zoheb Alvi, Tyrus Foss, Grayson Johnson, and Aidan Kim — a full-stack club discovery and management platform with Apple-style Liquid Glass UI. Featured in IU Luddy News coverage of the 2026 Informatics Capstone Fair (1 of 56 teams, 200+ students, 25 years of IU Informatics). I contributed to the AI-powered club filtering system (HuggingFace all-MiniLM-L6-v2 embeddings), admin/faculty/student role system, BeInvolved IU API integration (scrapes beinvolved.indiana.edu), events system, messaging with read/unread state, Google OAuth 2.0, and FullCalendar integration. 35 PHP files in production.

Zoheb Alvi, Aidan Kim, and Grayson Johnson presenting SideQuest IU (Team 32) at the 2026 Luddy Informatics Capstone Fair in Franklin Hall's President's Hall Featured in IU Luddy News · April 30, 2026
  • 35PHP files in production at cgi.luddy.indiana.edu/~team32/
  • 56Teams at the Capstone Fair — SideQuest IU featured by IU News
  • AISemantic club search — HuggingFace all-MiniLM-L6-v2
  • v11Apple Liquid Glass redesign — deploy-v10/v11 iterations
The IU Luddy News feature · quotes & photo credit

Team 32 — Zoheb Alvi, Aidan Kim, and Grayson Johnson — presenting SideQuest IU at Franklin Hall’s President’s Hall · Photo: Chris Kowalczyk, Luddy School Communications

“Informatics Capstone Fair ‘captures full arc of informatics learning’”

By Pete DiPrimio · Indiana University · Apr 30, 2026. More than 200 Luddy School Informatics students across 56 teams showcased a year of computational, design, and sociotechnical work at the 2026 Capstone Fair — with SideQuest IU singled out as a featured project for “providing a better way to get connected with IU clubs and activities.”

“Most schools use another platform for that, and it doesn’t provide any sort of real meaningful connection. There’s no personalization when you’re onboarding or coming to school. SideQuest IU solves that by creating onboarding feature aids through AI personalization and matching.”— Zoheb Alvi, Informatics senior · Team 32
“We had to analyze other IU websites to make sure that we kept it in the same format and make sure it looked like an appropriate IU website. It was hard to find all the small things and tweaks IU does, but we took a lot of time to look into it.”— Grayson Johnson, Informatics senior · Team 32
“The fair captures the full arc of informatics learning. Students bring together computational, design, and sociotechnical thinking, but they also learn how to listen, collaborate, adapt, and connect their work to something larger than themselves.”— Logan Paul, Informatics faculty · Capstone Director, 10 years
“They have all these beautiful skills, and at the end… you put all these amazing skills you’ve acquired over the years and become a benefit to society.”— Alessandro Flammini, Chair · Professor of Informatics
Read the full IU Luddy News article
  • PHP 8
  • MySQL / MySQLi
  • Bootstrap 5.3
  • HuggingFace Inference API
  • Google OAuth 2.0
  • FullCalendar
  • Puppeteer
  • Apple Liquid Glass UI

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Hodge Hall Interactive Map

IU wayfinding & building discovery app

Delivered · SP25 INFO-I310 Spring 2025

A cursor-driven, interactive wayfinding application for Hodge Hall — the Kelley School of Business building at Indiana University. Designed to be intuitive, engaging, and helpful for students navigating a complex multi-floor building. Custom interactive cursor, room tooltips with amenities, click-to-open detailed room views with tabs for room info, schedules, and 360° panoramic interior views.

Hodge Hall Interactive Map screenshot Visit hodgehallinteractive.netlify.app
  • 3Tabbed room views — Info · Schedule · 360° Panoramic
  • 1Custom interactive cursor — visual feedback for hover/click
  • SVGHand-drawn floorplan — animated path highlighting
  • A11yAccessibility-first design — amenity tags + room types
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • SVG Floorplans
  • React Hooks
  • Custom Cursor
  • Mappedin SDK
  • Netlify

Cairn Home Co.

Home-services brand & web platform

Live 2026

Brand identity and a multi-service web platform for a premium residential home-services company in Southern New Hampshire. A branded-house architecture unifies three service lines — Smart (home automation), Build (remodels), and Care (maintenance) — under one cohesive identity, on an organic-first local SEO foundation built to grow without paid spend.

  • 3Service lines under one branded-house system
  • 100%Organic-first local SEO growth model
  • 1Full brand system — logo · palette · voice

Open source

Everything I can give away, I do.

Free, openly licensed code, 3D-print designs, and web templates — no paywall, no signup. Clone it, print it, ship it.

Browse the repo on GitHub 18 free downloads MIT · CC-BY-4.0 No signup, no paywall Parametric source included

Code & robotics

MITswipe →
  • Autonomous mower CAD assembly

    Autonomous Zero-Turn Mower

    A full retrofit that turns a Gravely ZT X 52 into a self-driving robot mower — RTK GPS, LiDAR, on-device AI, ESP32 firmware, ArduPilot params, and parametric OpenSCAD CAD. The complete build is open source: cad/ · software/ · firmware/ · docs/. Reproducible on any zero-turn.

  • A frame captured by Tool Vision's Rapid Mode on the workbench

    Tool Vision — Hands-Free Tool Inventory

    Open a bin, hold up a tool, say “yes” — the vision model names it, the label prints, and it is filed. Voice runs on whisper.cpp on-device, so nothing leaves the garage. Rapid Mode, Find Mode, Sort Mode, Brother QL-800 printing with a durable queue, an installable PWA, an iOS build, and an MCP server that lets Claude run the whole inventory from a chat. I run my own garage and basement on it — 128 locations, 102 tools.

3D-printable designs

CC-BY-4.0 · MIT · free11 · swipe →
  • CordCase upright capsule cases in five footprints

    CordCase — Upright Cable Capsules

    The other half of the problem: a sealed stand-up case per cable, pulled off a shelf like a book. Fluted body, contrasting snap-on cap, spine label read bottom-to-top. 57 parts across 5 footprints × 3 heights, plus a local configurator that generates any size or label on demand and verifies it before it will hand you the file.

  • CoilCap modular cable boxes seated on an interlocking baseplate

    CoilCap — Modular Cable Storage

    A complete cable-organizing system: 5 widths × 3 heights, straight or angled-front, slide-in printed labels, dovetailed baseplates, wall mounts and drawer trays — 67 parts, all generated from one parametric OpenSCAD source. Nothing needs support material. Every part is machine-verified as a single closed manifold body inside a 150 mm bed, and every joint is tested for both clearance and engagement before release.

  • Socket System — Complete preview

    Socket System — Complete

    Interlocking wall rails (1/4, 3/8, 1/2 inch, metric + SAE), the labeled hex-bit holder, the DeWalt ToughSystem Gridfinity drawer set + baseplate, and fit-test coupons. Dovetail-linked, every socket labeled.

  • Dovetail Socket Rails preview

    Dovetail Socket Rails

    Six interlocking socket rails — 1/4, 3/8, 1/2 inch drive in metric and SAE. Friction-post grip, drive + socket size embossed, keyhole wall mounts.

  • Gridfinity Drawer Set preview

    Gridfinity Drawer Set

    Gridfinity baseplate tile + socket bins sized to the DeWalt ToughSystem 2.0 drawer. Spec-exact 42mm profile, interchangeable with the whole Gridfinity ecosystem.

  • Labeled Hex-Bit Holder preview

    Labeled Hex-Bit Holder

    16 hex pockets (bits won't spin), each labeled by type (PH2, T25, …). Dovetails onto the rails.

  • Gridfinity Bin Set preview

    Gridfinity Bin Set

    Ready-to-print Gridfinity bins (1×1, 2×1, 2×2, 1×3) with dividers + label ledge, plus the parametric source to generate any size. Prints flat, no supports.

  • Desk & Cable Organizer Pack preview

    Desk & Cable Organizer Pack

    A cable comb (routes 5 cables, screws to a desk edge), under-desk headphone hook, and a phone stand with cable pass-through. Parametric source included.

  • Workshop & Pegboard Pack preview

    Workshop & Pegboard Pack

    Pegboard hook, pegboard bin, headphone stand, and an interlocking drawer divider. Pegboard parts fit standard 1-inch pitch. Parametric source included.

  • Desk Setup Pack preview

    Desk Setup Pack

    An earbuds/AirPods stand, a wall key + mail organizer, and a desk-edge cable drop clip. Parametric source included. Prints flat, no supports.

  • Workspace Pack preview

    Workspace Pack

    A phone charging dock with cable channel, a wall tool/marker rack, and a modular monitor-riser leg. Parametric source included.

Web templates

MIT · free8 · swipe →
  • Aurora — Portfolio preview

    Aurora — Portfolio

    A fast, modern, fully responsive one-page portfolio. Pure HTML + CSS, no build step. Three color themes, commented code, customization guide.

  • Nova — SaaS Landing preview

    Nova — SaaS Landing

    A responsive dark SaaS/product landing page — gradient hero, features grid, 3-tier pricing, CTA band. No build, no dependencies. Three themes + guide.

  • Luma — Link-in-Bio preview

    Luma — Link-in-Bio

    A clean one-page link-in-bio / personal links page. Avatar, bio, link buttons, social row. Edit two arrays and deploy. Three themes.

  • Halo — Coming Soon preview

    Halo — Coming Soon

    A one-page coming-soon / waitlist landing with email capture. Point the form at Mailchimp, Formspree, or your own endpoint. Three themes.

  • Sheet — Resume / CV preview

    Sheet — Resume / CV

    A clean, print-ready one-page resume/CV. Fill in your details, pick an accent, print to a tidy PDF. Three accent themes, no dependencies.

  • Ledger — Invoice preview

    Ledger — Invoice

    A clean, print-ready invoice template. Line totals + grand total compute automatically; set the tax rate in one line. Three themes.

  • Tiers — Pricing Page preview

    Tiers — Pricing Page

    A polished pricing page with a monthly/annual toggle (annual auto-discounts), a featured tier, clean three-plan layout. Edit one array. Three themes.

  • Grab everything at once

    Two zip bundles: every web template in one download, or the entire catalog — all the 3D-print designs and all the templates together. No reason to click around.

Pending patents

Provisional and full applications across hardware, AI systems, and product design.

  • Provisional

    Retractable EV Charging Cord Management System

    Smart EV charging cord retraction system with loadable spool design, automatic locking mechanism, flexible vehicle-side and wall-side mounting, and integrated cable management. Developed with full UL standards compliance research and market validation study.

    Hardware · Industrial Design · EV Infrastructure

  • Provisional

    Autonomous Multi-Agent Software Development System

    Method and system for autonomous code implementation using a tiered-confidence AI agent architecture. Agents independently analyze issues, write code, open pull requests, and self-merge based on a confidence routing framework — with human review gates for high-risk changes. Covers the Shadow Team + David Resenstein architecture.

    AI Systems · Software Engineering · Agent Orchestration

Full filing references, application numbers, and detailed claims are available to investors and partners under NDA. Reach out to discuss.

Earlier work

Projects from before the current platforms.

12 projectsswipe →
  • Smart Pet Potty Training thumbnail

    Smart Pet Potty Training Featured

    Presented May 2026 · INFO-I 341 Gallery Walk · Matthew Francisco · Built Feb 2022

    Human-centered IoT system for behavioral reinforcement: weight + moisture sensors detect designated-area use, the device automatically dispenses a treat the moment the pet finishes, and the owner sees a real-time confirmation on their phone. Designed around operant-conditioning principles — reward latency under 2 seconds, no false positives during play.

    • HCI
    • IoT
    • Arduino
    • Behavioral Design
  • RetractEV thumbnail

    RetractEV

    Aug – Dec 2021

    Smart EV charging cord management system — loadable design, smart locking, flexible mounting. Developed through extensive UL standards research and market validation.

    • Hardware Design
    • 3D Printing
    • CAD
  • Prop Pillow thumbnail

    Prop Pillow

    Dec 2021 – Jun 2022

    Compact, battery-powered air-adjustable pillow system — real-time firmness control, quiet operation, wireless adjustment. Medical, ergonomic, and comfort applications. Built with Adam Burke, Mason Peipher, Dylan Goulas, and Jocelyn Davis.

    • IoT Hardware
    • Arduino
    • Product Design
  • Dreamville Fest 2023 thumbnail

    Dreamville Fest 2023

    March 2023

    Live Nation event photography. Photo-pass coverage of Drake, Lil Wayne, and J. Cole for publication submissions.

    • Photography
    • Lightroom
  • BrokerBridge thumbnail

    BrokerBridge

    September 2023

    TradingView → Binance US webhook automation. Real-time portfolio tracking, zero-fee transactions, strategic profit analysis.

    • Python
    • Webhooks
  • Pionex Strategy Executor thumbnail

    Pionex Strategy Executor

    September 2023

    Pionex webhook automation with real-time portfolio tracking and zero-fee transactions. Strategic profit analysis for informed investment decisions.

    • Python
    • Trading APIs
  • Mobile Detailing Trailer Sold

    2023

    Custom-built mobile detailing solution with IoT integration, EV charging compatibility, and professional-grade equipment organization. Successfully sold to a high-end detailing operation.

    • IoT Hardware
    • Business Dev
  • Plus One Auto Detailing thumbnail

    Plus One Auto Detailing Founded & sold

    Sep 2019 – Jul 2023

    Founded a high-end auto detailing LLC specializing in paint protection and restoration. Integrated IoT into mobile rigs, secured contracts with 4 dealerships, sold the business including client list, equipment, and brand.

    • Marketing
    • Business Dev
    • IoT Integration
  • ADS Solutions thumbnail

    ADS Solutions

    2024

    Software tools bridging Amazon and eBay marketplaces — leveraging Prime benefits while automating international purchases through automated order processing.

    • Python
    • E-commerce APIs
  • CitizenReady

    2026 · In development

    Free iOS app for U.S. naturalization test preparation. Spaced repetition, mock interviews, 60-language translation, designed for elderly immigrants. A public good.

    • SwiftUI
    • iOS 17+
    • SM-2
  • CURE

    2025 – 2026

    Pointify Travels admin portal — traveler management, itinerary viewing, billing tracking with Square payment links, and email notifications.

    • React
    • Supabase
    • Square
  • Srtly

    2024

    Native macOS file sorting utility. Right-click any folder → Quick Actions → Srtly to auto-categorize and organize files. Drag-and-drop app + Automator workflow.

    • Swift
    • macOS
    • Automator

About

Regulated, paperwork-heavy processes where one side has all the expertise.

Zoheb Alvi

Zoheb AlviFounder & CEO, InsurifyAI · IU Luddy ’26

What I'm working on now: InsurifyAI. When you file a car insurance claim, the adjuster on the other end does this all day and you do it once a decade. That asymmetry is worth real money and almost nobody closes it. InsurifyAI reads the claim, scores it against what it should be worth, drafts the demand letter, and sends it certified. The first case it handled went from their $17,512 valuation to a $29,155 settlement.

I got here through insurance's neighbours. I started Pointify Travels as an actual travel agency in 2024 — talking to real customers, not building a demo — and grew it into a platform with mistake-fare detection and a programmatic content engine covering 286,000+ addressable pages. Then FormifyAI for business formation, DebtShield and DisputeAI for consumer finance. Same pattern every time: a regulated, paperwork-heavy process where one side has all the expertise.

I build the entire stack myself, down to the inference. InsurifyAI runs on self-hosted models at $0 marginal cost per claim, on infrastructure I run, with 21 autonomous agents doing the feature work. That isn't frugality for its own sake — it's why I can take an idea to production in weeks and why the unit economics work at the price a claimant will actually pay.

I’m a 2026 graduate of Indiana University Bloomington’s Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering — B.S. in Informatics (Business Cognate) with a minor from the Kelley School of Business. Diploma in hand as of May 2026.

Featured in the news: USCIS naturalization ceremony speaker · Derry News
New citizens reciting the Pledge of Allegiance at the USCIS naturalization ceremony, Windham High School, October 2019
New citizens recite the Pledge of Allegiance at Windham High School, Oct. 8, 2019 · Photo: Derry News

In October 2019, I was hand-selected from the Windham High School student body to speak at a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services naturalization ceremony — where approximately 49 people from 30 countries took the Oath of Allegiance and became American citizens. The ceremony was officiated by Chief Judge Landya B. McCafferty of the United States District Court of New Hampshire.

I read a letter I had written in my American Studies class, welcoming the new citizens and sharing the story of helping my grandparents study for their own citizenship test. “Your dedication to this country should inspire all.”

Read the Derry News coverage
Featured in IU Luddy News: 2026 Informatics Capstone Fair · SideQuest IU (Team 32)
Zoheb Alvi, Aidan Kim, and Grayson Johnson presenting SideQuest IU at the 2026 Luddy Informatics Capstone Fair in Franklin Hall's President's Hall
Team 32 — Zoheb Alvi, Aidan Kim, and Grayson Johnson — at Franklin Hall’s President’s Hall, April 2026 · Photo: Chris Kowalczyk, Luddy School Communications

At the 2026 Informatics Capstone Fair, more than 200 Luddy School Informatics students across 56 teams showcased a year of computational, design, and sociotechnical work — with SideQuest IU (built by Team 32: Zoheb Alvi, Tyrus Foss, Grayson Johnson, and Aidan Kim) singled out as a featured project for “providing a better way to get connected with IU clubs and activities.”

“Most schools use another platform for that, and it doesn’t provide any sort of real meaningful connection. There’s no personalization when you’re onboarding or coming to school. SideQuest IU solves that by creating onboarding feature aids through AI personalization and matching.” — quoted in the IU Luddy News article.

The fair, directed by faculty member Logan Paul, was described as a moment that “captures the full arc of informatics learning,” while Informatics chair Alessandro Flammini praised the students for putting together “all these amazing skills” to “become a benefit to society.” The event also celebrated 25 years of Informatics at IU, with 20+ alumni judges returning to evaluate the work.

Read the IU Luddy News coverage

Résumé

The full picture, by section.

Full-stack engineer and founder shipping AI-native production systems at real-user scale. Seven live platforms, 1,000,000+ live indexed pages, and a 21-agent autonomous engineering team running daily against my own monorepos — all on Claude Opus, MCP, and Computer Use, all with humans-in-the-loop at the boundaries that matter.

I care about the same things that make a frontier-AI lab work: evals at every interface, tiered confidence routing before any autonomous merge, capability/safety separation (different agents for code-gen, code-review, and shipping decisions), root-cause investigation over symptom-patching, and direct honest writing in every PR, postmortem, and README.

I’m a 2026 Luddy graduate (B.S. Informatics, Business Cognate · Minor in Business from the Kelley School). Looking for AI engineering or applied-research roles where rigor and impact compound — especially around agents, Computer Use, MCP tooling, evaluation infrastructure, and the operational glue that turns frontier capabilities into safe products.

  • 7Live platforms in production
  • 1M+SEO pages indexed across the portfolio
  • 21Autonomous agents (Shadow Team)
  • $5.3K/mo SaaS replaced with in-house systems
Download résumé (PDF) Last updated: May 12, 2026