AI product and software studio

Practical software, built to ship.

Greenhouse Labs designs, builds, and launches AI products, workflow tools, and specialized media software for our own portfolio and for teams with something worth shipping.

Already have a repository, prototype, or messy workflow? Bring it. Replies arrive within one business day.

AI product builds
Workflow automation
Media and broadcast tools
Productization and launch

Selected work

Proof that the work can survive contact with real users

Production systems, public products, and specialized tools built across AI, streaming, payments, privacy, and operational software.

Circuit homepage showing audience monetization tools and the live streaming product interface.

Live product

Circuit

Production-grade video streaming platform with native Base L2 payment rails. Where creators thrive.

Streaming, VOD, creator workflows, and Base payment rails in one production system.

StreamingCreator EconomyBase L2USDC
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CueScope

Public AI product

CueScope

A read-first MCP server that gives AI assistants safe production intelligence for workflows compatible with vMix.

A source-available, read-first MCP server published on npm with review mode as the default.

vMixMCPLive ProductionBroadcast
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Privy AI report showing risk rationale, key takeaways, and source-grounded findings.

Shipped consumer product

Privy AI

A Chrome side-panel extension that explains consumer legal agreements using exact source evidence.

A source-grounded Chrome extension approved and published on the Chrome Web Store.

AIChrome ExtensionLegal TechPrivacy
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Where Greenhouse Labs fits

Start with the situation, not a software category

You do not need to arrive with a perfect specification. A clear business problem, a rough build, or a workflow that keeps failing is enough to start the conversation.

Launch something new

Turn a validated idea into a focused product with real UX, secure data flows, and a credible launch path.

Discuss a new product

Finish what already exists

Harden a prototype, rescue a stalled build, or close the gap between an internal tool and a launchable offer.

Bring the existing build

Replace a painful workflow

Map the manual work, connect the right systems, and give the team one dependable place to operate.

Map the workflow

A low-risk way to start

The First Useful Sprint

A short, bounded engagement that resolves the most important uncertainty before a larger build. The output is a decision you can act on, not a vague discovery deck.

Scope the First Useful Sprint
  1. 1

    Map the decision

    Clarify the user, business goal, existing systems, constraints, and the decision the work needs to unlock.

  2. 2

    Test the risky part

    Use the fastest useful proof: a technical review, workflow map, prototype, prompt test, or focused working slice.

  3. 3

    Leave with a build path

    Get a prioritized scope, known risks, and a practical recommendation for what to build, defer, or stop.

Why Greenhouse Labs

Built for the gap between a convincing demo and a dependable product

Built for real operations

Authentication, permissions, integrations, data handling, deployment, QA, and support are part of the product, not afterthoughts.

One accountable path

Product thinking, interface design, engineering, infrastructure, and launch planning stay connected from brief to release.

Proof before expansion

Start with the smallest useful engagement, validate the hard assumption, and expand only when the evidence supports it.

Before you reach out

Common questions

The first conversation is about fit and the next useful decision, not forcing every project into the same package.

Can you work with an existing codebase or prototype?+

Yes. Greenhouse Labs can review an existing repository, identify the riskiest gaps, and recommend whether to repair, simplify, or rebuild specific parts before more money is committed.

Do you only build AI products?+

No. AI is one specialty, alongside workflow software, media and broadcast tools, streaming products, payments, browser extensions, and the infrastructure around them.

What happens after I send a brief?+

You will receive a reply within one business day. If the project looks like a fit, the next step is a short call to clarify the outcome, constraints, and best starting engagement.

Can we start small before committing to a full build?+

Yes. The First Useful Sprint is designed for exactly that: a bounded first engagement that resolves the most important uncertainty and produces a clear next decision.

What are you trying to ship, finish, or improve?

Send the rough version. You will get a clear response about fit, the most sensible first engagement, and what information is needed next.

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