Every application below is fully functional — seeded with realistic fund data, live simulated market and operations streams, and real interactive workflows. Nothing here touches a network: each app runs entirely locally, the same architecture that keeps confidential investor data inside your walls and inside SEC Rule 204-2 compliance.
A comprehensive operations command center for the cattle fund: live futures ticker, hedge positions marking to market in real time, lot telemetry, capital providers, streaming expense ledger, partner-system notifications, and a NAV that recomputes and charts itself as you watch.
Replaces the Excel investor tracker. Last-contact aging alerts ("116 days since outreach"), kanban pipeline, the morning Daily Digest, and an email-intake inbox — BCC one address and the pipeline updates itself.
Your hedged lot, live. 53 short LE futures against 2,650 head, a ticking options chain, an interactive payoff diagram — and an optimizer that searches every 1–3 leg structure to monetize the move within your downside constraint.
Books-and-records done right: retention clocks mapped to Advisers Act Rule 204-2, legal holds with reasons, a tamper-evident hash-chained audit trail you can verify on demand, searchable communications archive, exam-readiness scoring.
What your investors see. Three demo personas with distinct capital accounts — commitments, IRR, MOIC, quarterly activity, a pending capital call to confirm, downloadable statements, K-1 status, and manager letters.
Each tool is a single self-contained file — no external services, no data leaving the building. The same pattern scales to a production build: data stays in your tenant (Azure, Microsoft 365, or on-prem), AI is applied through enterprise-grade, compliant channels, and the SEC document-retention obligations are designed in from day one rather than bolted on.