Running now, not promised.

Better Execute's founder serves as Moddex's fractional Chief AI Officer. Shipped so far: a custom New Product Development application built for how Moddex actually works. On the roadmap: a sequenced plan to eliminate more than $150K of annual SaaS run rate within six months — by rebuilding that functionality as capability Moddex owns instead of rents.

What it proves: The flagship engagement isn't theoretical — it's in production.

A second fractional CAIO seat, in a completely different industry — luxury travel. First major build: a custom Partner Portal, built and rolling out now, giving Rothschild's partner network a dedicated home the business owns outright.

What it proves: The engagement model travels across industries.

Runs its leadership rhythm on DCE — and owns its own development shell: an application layer the business controls and extends with custom functionality over time, rather than waiting on a vendor roadmap.

What it proves: No package deal — they chose the execution platform and their own owned app layer.

Owns a development shell — an application layer Incra controls outright — plus custom AI personal assistant agents for the team. The target: building their own accounting applications on that layer, turning core back-office functionality into capability the business owns instead of subscriptions it rents.

What it proves: The owned-app-layer model extends all the way into core back-office systems.

An automated quoting system for a revenue-critical workflow, currently in build — scoped the same way every engagement starts: find the friction point with the clearest payoff, then build proof on the real business.

What it proves: The proof-of-concept rung, running on a live client right now.

Custom AI Personal Assistants created and implemented for business leaders — assistants shaped around each leader's actual workload, not a generic chatbot with their logo on it.

What it proves: Owned AI tooling at the individual-leader scale.