Products
Three products, built and run by the people who research them.
Each of these is live, has paying users, and runs on infrastructure we operate ourselves. Building and supporting them is how we find out which ideas hold up outside a benchmark.
Torumata
LiveAn audit for the era of AI search — see how language models actually read your site.
torumata.com(opens in a new tab)- For
- Site owners and marketing teams whose traffic is moving from search results to chatbot answers.
- Languages
- Čeština · English · Deutsch · Español · Português · Italiano · Українська · 中文 · Русский
Search is no longer only a list of links. A growing share of answers is assembled by a language model that reads the page, and a site built for keyword ranking is not automatically a site a model can quote correctly.
Torumata crawls the site the way those models do, scores what it finds, and hands back the files needed to fix it.
What it does
- A readability score for AI, broken down by category, so progress is measurable rather than felt
- An analysis of which questions the site can actually answer, run through a language model
- A site tree with flags marking the pages where the problem sits
- Deployment-ready output — a robots.txt patch, JSON-LD and llms.txt, not a list of recommendations
Crawls the site and evaluates the result with a language model, rather than scoring it against a fixed checklist.
AIDJ
LiveThe DJ that runs your party on autopilot.
aidj.cloud(opens in a new tab)- For
- Weddings, company parties, bars and clubs, birthdays and school events — anywhere the music matters and nobody wants to babysit a playlist.
- Languages
- Čeština · English · Deutsch · Español · Français
The awkward part of a party is rarely the music itself. It is the person who has to keep choosing it, and the silence that arrives the moment they stop.
AIDJ takes the queue, the announcements and the transitions, and leaves the host free to be a guest.
What it does
- Guests request a track from their own phone after scanning a QR code, with nothing to install
- A spoken DJ introduces the track in its own synthesised voice and crossfades into the next one
- When requests dry up, the queue keeps filling itself from the mood of the event, so the room never falls silent
- Approval mode, genre filters, device blocking and spam protection for the host who wants a say
- Multi-room sound for venues with more than one floor
Runs as a control layer above existing streaming platforms — it orchestrates the queue and generates the voice, it does not supply the music.
Slidify
LiveYour guests' photos, live on the screen.
slidify.cloud(opens in a new tab)- For
- Anyone hosting a wedding, a celebration or a company event who would rather collect the evening's photographs than chase them afterwards.
- Languages
- Čeština
Everyone photographs a wedding and almost nobody sends the pictures on. The evening ends and the record of it stays scattered across two hundred phones.
Slidify puts those photographs on the screen while the evening is still happening, and hands over the whole set afterwards.
What it does
- Guests scan a QR code and upload from a mobile browser — no app, no account, nothing to explain
- Photos reach the projector or television within seconds of being taken
- The slideshow skips what it has just shown and favours pictures nobody has seen yet
- A tablet photobooth with a selfie timer, face detection and an offline queue for weak venue wi-fi
- Private storage that search engines never index, and a downloadable ZIP archive once the event is over
Face detection runs on the tablet itself, so the photobooth keeps working when the venue's connection does not.
Why a research lab ships software
Running production systems is an unusually honest test of a method. A technique that works on a curated dataset and fails on a Saturday-night wedding with weak wi-fi has told you something a benchmark never would. The products also pay for the research, which means we answer to users rather than to a funding cycle.