Software built by someone who runs the operation it serves.
I'm Kobi Cohen, an operations manager and systems architect in Toronto. I build the systems I run a manufacturing floor on, and privacy-first software for households and small teams.
Built for real use, used every day
One turns what you say into notes and to-dos. One runs a business. One runs a household. Each started as a problem I had myself.
Mullo
Live on the webTalk, and Mullo does the rest: a transcript, a short summary and your to-do list, from a quick thought or a long meeting. Record on your phone or on the watch you already wear. You choose the AI, and your notes stay yours.
Visit Mullo ↗DL ERP
In production at DLThe system that runs a manufacturing and 3PL business every day. Manufacturing orders, bills of materials, lot tracking, purchasing, shipping and client billing, in one place. I designed and built it from scratch to replace the old ERP.
Read the case study →Family Budget Tracker
Private betaBudgeting for Canadian couples, shared in real time. No bank logins: import a statement, PDF or screenshot and AI reads it for you. Privacy-first, and your data is never sold.
Visit the app ↗Close to the work, careful with the data
From the floor to the code
I run a warehouse and production floor day to day. I own a problem from the supplier call to the code that automates it, so the software fits how the work is actually done.
Privacy-first
No unnecessary data collection, no selling data, no bank logins where they aren't needed. Access is enforced in the database, not just hidden in the interface.
One person, AI-augmented
Small and direct. I ship with modern AI coding tools instead of a large team, so decisions are fast and the person you talk to is the person who builds it.
Have a problem that needs a system?
Tell me what your operation looks like and where it hurts. I read every message.