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Asbury Solutions

Venture Studio · Shipped Products

We don't just pitch ideas. We ship products.

Software builds, early pilots, and internal studio tools. The entries below describe the studio’s work and distinguish product development from internal tooling. This is what happens when you hire a venture studio that actually builds.

BuildsSoftware portfolio
InternalStudio tools
BetaEarly pilots
2022Building since
The Frame

Venture Studio, Not Agency

I don't bill hourly. I don't pad scopes. I don't hand you a repo and walk away.

Asbury AI Solutions builds software products and develops workflows with local businesses. A working build, pilot, or checkout page does not establish a customer outcome.

Asbury AI Solutions launched in 2026, built on products Peter has been shipping since 2022. No funding. No deck. Just shipping. Our work spans property intelligence, permit automation, pet care, Windows desktop, and lead infrastructure — all built and maintained from our studio in Asbury Park, NJ.

If you need a vendor who delivers slides, hire an agency. If you need a partner who delivers software, keep scrolling.

— Asbury AI Solutions, Asbury Park, NJ

Featured Projects

Shipped Products, Not Slide Decks

Explore product development, pilot work, and internal tooling. Discuss availability and the fit for your workflow through a consultation.

Product development & pilots

VT

VeilTrace

Beta

Property Intelligence SaaS — AI-assisted LLC-piercing research platform. Finds hidden property ownership through corporate veil analysis. $49 Basic snapshot, $699 DeepSight investigation. In beta; commercial availability requires confirmation.

  • Python
  • Flask
  • Stripe
  • Cloudflare
  • SQLite

What we delivered → Property research application, report generation, and checkout integration work. A build is not evidence of a completed customer transaction.

PP

PermitPilot

Pilot

Permit automation for trades — NJ UCC permit packet automation for plumbing and HVAC. Town requirement profiles, form auto-fill, equipment serial-number decoding, PDF generation. Free proof-of-concept in Monmouth County (shop unnamed).

  • Python
  • Flask
  • ReportLab
  • pywebview
  • ServiceTitan

What we delivered → Web app + Windows native desktop (pywebview). ServiceTitan integration is a requested follow-up. V2 planned: Business Command Center, self-healing, live feed.

ML

Must-Luv-Dogs

Build

Pet-Sitting Platform — Full booking and business operations platform for Karen Byrnes. Provider profiles, scheduling engine, payment processing, user accounts. 18K+ lines of TypeScript/TSX.

  • TanStack Start
  • React 19
  • Supabase
  • Stripe
  • Tailwind 4

What we delivered → Pet-sitting application with a portable delivery path and web preview. Payment outcomes are not asserted here.

PC

PCBoost Pro

Build

Windows Native Performance Tool — System optimization, performance tuning, clean native UI. Built using the Asbury Software Engine pattern for Windows desktop applications.

  • Python
  • pywebview
  • Windows Native
  • Installer Build

What we delivered → Windows native application built from scratch. Cross-platform capability — system-level operations from a GUI desktop app.

Platform & Infrastructure — Studio Operating System

Internal tools support research, development, and coordination. A client project uses the infrastructure agreed for that engagement.

SA

SmallBiz AutoPilot

Internal

Internal Lead Research — Lead research and draft preparation tools. Customer outreach requires human approval.

  • Python
  • Airtable API
  • Automation

What we deliver → End-to-end outreach automation: raw data ingestion, lead scoring, CRM pipeline. External sends require human approval.

LE

Lead Engine

Internal

Monmouth County Lead Infrastructure — Full lead generation pipeline: car-buyer finder, lead dashboard, outreach preparation, marketing kit. From raw data to CRM-ready leads.

  • Python
  • Flask
  • Airtable
  • CSV Pipelines

What we deliver → End-to-end lead infrastructure: scraping, enrichment, scoring, dashboard, marketing collateral. Powers our outbound pipeline.

Agentic & AI Infrastructure — The Engine Room

AO

Agentic OS

Internal

Self-Running Agent Orchestrator — The central kernel of my agent-driven development ecosystem. Task runner, scheduler, memory API, agent registry, desktop UI. Manages shell, python, multi-agent, and more.

  • Python
  • Flask
  • SQLite
  • OpenRouter
  • Internal tooling

Studio infrastructure → Task scheduler, agent registry, shared blackboard memory. Runs daily automation, multi-agent coordination. The engine room that powers everything on this page.

MA

Multi-Agent Orchestrator

Internal

Specialist agent coordination — CLI-based orchestrator coordinating specialist agents across a shared blackboard memory. Rich console UI, cron runner.

  • Python
  • OpenRouter
  • rich
  • Blackboard

Studio infrastructure → Specialist agents and shared working memory. Coordinates complex workflows across our entire product portfolio.

HE

Hermes Agent Evolution

Internal

Self-Evolving AI Agent Framework — A system that rewrites its own agent skills, prompts, and tool descriptions through LLM reflection. Candidate changes require review before operational use.

  • Python
  • DSPy
  • GEPA
  • Evolutionary

Studio infrastructure → Self-evolving agent framework. Experiments in agent-assisted revision; measured improvement is not claimed.

MC

Mission Control — retired

Internal

Historical monitoring build — Historical dashboard work. Mission Control is retired; this entry is an archive, not an available service.

  • Python
  • FastAPI
  • WebSocket
  • Historical build

Studio infrastructure → Historical dashboard implementation. The retired service is not part of the current operating offer.

Skills & Stack

What I Build With

Tools used across studio projects; the stack for each engagement depends on its requirements.

Backend

Python FastAPI Flask REST APIs WebSocket SQLite

Frontend

React 19 TanStack Start TypeScript HTML/CSS Tailwind 4

AI / ML

LLM Orchestration OpenRouter DSPy Claude Code ML Pipelines NLP

Infrastructure

Cloudflare Workers Cloudflare Pages Vercel Stripe crontab WSL/Linux

Data

SQLite Design Airtable API Bright Data CSV Pipelines ReportLab PDF

Desktop

pywebview Windows Native PowerShell Installer Builds

DevOps-Adjacent

Git CI/CD wrangler CLI No-Docker Deploy uv / bun

Domain Specific

Trading Algorithms Property Research Permit Automation Scraping
The Difference

Venture Studio vs. The Alternatives

Not all software partners are the same. Here's how my model compares to what most companies encounter when they need software built.

Dimension Traditional Agency Freelancer Asbury AI Solutions (Studio)
Pricing model Billable hours. SOWs that multiply. Hourly or fixed-bid. Variable quality. Outcome-based. We ship products, not timesheets.
Infrastructure Whatever the client pays for. Laptop and an internet connection. Agentic OS, multi-agent orchestration, monitoring dashboard — a full engineering platform.
Ownership Hands you a repo and moves on. Ghosts after launch. Hope you have docs. We operate what we build. Long-term skin in the game.
Depth Specialized in one stack. Subcontract the rest. One person. One skillset. Hope it matches. Full-stack across web, desktop, AI, and infrastructure. One cohesive team.
Accountability Contractual. Change orders for everything. Depends on the person. No recourse. Direct contact with the studio responsible for the build.
AI capability Bolted-on GPT wrapper. Shallow integration. API key and a dream. Self-evolving agent framework. AI is the engine, not the add-on.
Speed Weeks to start. Months to ship. Layers of process. Fast to start. Gets slower fast. Agent-assisted development. Infrastructure that scales speed.
What you actually get Deliverables, decks, and a final invoice. Code and a prayer. A shipping product with real users. Backed by studio infrastructure.

Your Product, Built by a Venture Studio

I don't bill hours — I ship products. When you hire me, you get a studio that builds, launches, and operates real software. From AI-powered SaaS to Windows native apps, I deliver working products, not PowerPoint decks.