X1Q1 Labs turns practical problems into working software: public products, developer projects, local AI systems, and research notes from the bench.
X1Q1 Labs is built like a backyard work shed: tools on the wall, parts on the bench, a few working machines, and a growing pile of useful experiments. The lab builds from lived friction — legal workflows, family systems, private infrastructure, local models, and small tools that become bigger than expected.
A free online dice game in the Jamb family where players can face the same rolls, so the gap between scores comes down to decisions.
Roll five dice up to three times, fill a 48-box scorecard, and see how your choices compare in the Daily Challenge.
CLE compliance tracking for attorneys who want a clearer docket for continuing legal education obligations.
A live brochure site for a Los Angeles attorney, built by the lab as a reference for small, careful public websites.
Legal brief analysis tooling focused on citations, propositions, and review workflows.
Private family photo sharing designed around trust, small groups, and simple sharing.
A design-forward product exploring structured creativity, identity, and useful digital objects.
One organized home for the datasets, documents, and records the lab’s tools build on.
Recurring dates, seasonal tasks, and family logistics compiled into something consultable.
Triage and summarize email with local models — private mail never leaves the machine.
Evaluates local LLMs on the tasks X1Q1 actually uses them for, not leaderboard tasks.
Agentic workflows on local infrastructure: task routing, tool use, and guardrails.
The shortest honest description of X1Q1 Labs is a backyard work shed: tools on the wall, parts on the bench, and a growing pile of useful experiments.
A hosted model is a service you visit; a local model is equipment you own — closer to a well or a workshop generator than to a subscription.
The best small AI products come from friction — the same annoyance encountered again and again until automating it is worth an evening, then a weekend, then a roadmap.
The lab is small on purpose, but it does not work alone. If one of these doors fits, use it.
For organizations, collaborators, or operators interested in working with an existing X1Q1 product.
For sponsors, investors, or strategic backers interested in supporting product development.
For builders, developers, researchers, designers, or domain experts with a practical idea.
For anything else.