KOCHERGIN
Mathematics is the method. Companies are one possible form.
I build the systems underneath markets — trading, risk, capital allocation, and the AI that companies run on. Before that, a decade of consumer products taught me how people behave when nothing is forcing them to.
The math didn’t change. The stakes did.
Thirteen of the projects below are in operation. Not everything is here.
Index — 23 projects
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Paradox Alpha: Turns trading signals into a portfolio, and a portfolio into live orders.
A single platform where signals, entries, position sizing, portfolio construction, risk controls, and execution run as one workflow — modeled on how leading multi-strategy funds operate.
Paradox Alpha: paradoxalpha.com -
Paradox Capital: Screens 150+ digital asset strategies. The survivors form its multi-manager portfolios.
More than 150 strategies from funds and trading teams around the world have come through the pipeline. Those that survive diligence are sized against each other, combined, and rebalanced as conditions change.
Built insideParadox Capital: paradoxcapital.org- Quantis: An AI that reads every manager live, decides what to back and what to cut, and rebalances.
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Paradox Broker: Opens vetted digital asset strategies to qualified investors who cannot reach them alone.
An institutional crypto investment platform giving qualified investors access to curated hedge fund strategies, multi-manager portfolios, and professional infrastructure — spanning manager onboarding, portfolio construction, analytics, reporting, and execution across major digital asset venues.
Paradox Broker: paradoxbroker.com -
Triple Labs: Builds quant trading strategies, and the machinery that lets them run.
A research and trading lab where systematic strategies are developed alongside the risk-management and execution infrastructure needed to run them at scale — both built by the same people, in the same place.
Built insideTriple Labs: triple.capital- Matisse: Measures execution and open risk, and refuses trades that break the limits.
- Rothko: Computes every metric of a live strategy and draws the distributions underneath.
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Moonradar: Reads the chain for tokens about to move, and for the ones about to fail.
A DeFi analytics platform that analyzes historical and real-time on-chain data across networks to surface patterns linked to outsized upside and flag tokens exposed to sharp declines or rug-pull risk.
Moonradar: moonradar.co -
Snipr: Runs a low-latency scalping desk on the trader’s own machine.
A trading terminal, not a service: depth-aware manual quoting on a single pair, and an automated scanner that watches many symbols and executes sub-second entries under hard limits — daily-loss caps, reduce-only exits, and an automatic halt when the price feed gaps. Open source and free to run.
Snipr: snipr.run -
Runbound: Shows what an AI system can reach before a company lets it in.
Gives AI vendors and buyers a transparent trust passport for each system: capabilities, data access, security risks, controls, usage policies, and cost.
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NERV: Maps how work moves through a company, and where it stalls.
An operational intelligence platform that maps workflows across teams, surfaces bottlenecks, wasted time, and process failures, and shows where automation and AI can improve company-wide performance.
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nau: Remembers everything a company knows, and answers from it.
Connects company files and data sources into a living view of each project, then its AI turns that context into answers, reports, tables, charts, forecasts, and proactive alerts.
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Cortex: Runs a construction company’s projects, and catches cost and schedule drift early.
An AI-powered ERP that connects projects, teams, finances, and operations, helping companies in construction and other real-economy sectors catch schedule drift, cost leakage, and operational risk earlier.
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spoiler: Finds a new product’s first customers by testing where they actually are.
An AI growth platform that runs acquisition experiments across channels, learns what resonates, and helps new products find, reach, and convert their first customers.
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Seed Mode: Tracks male fertility and sexual health, privately.
A mobile wellness app for tracking fertility, sperm quality, and sexual stamina through personalized routines, progress insights, and a recommendation-based daily calendar.
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FameRace: Lets people take a position on a career the way they would on an asset.
A platform concept where users could back emerging talent early or take a market position linked to established public figures, with pricing shaped by career milestones, setbacks, and public momentum.
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Earlier work — 10
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Quantum Heritage: Ran four kinds of systematic strategy inside a regulated fund.
A systematic portfolio combining trend-following, counter-trend, market-neutral, and cash-and-carry strategies for trading digital assets within a regulated fund structure.
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Huck: Ran adult conversations as an AI — text, photos, audio and video.
A B2C and B2B AI agent for adult conversations, built to sustain engagement and guide users toward paid conversion.
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talkz: Kept a voice channel open, so friends could speak without calling.
A walkie-talkie-style voice app that let friends drop in and speak instantly, keeping a lightweight connection open without the ceremony of a traditional call.
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Playmaker: Brought the ball, the crowd and the chat into your hand during a match.
A match companion combining live ball movement, haptic reactions, stadium atmosphere, and real-time fan chat to make every key moment feel closer.
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Frogs: Pooled staked assets, then paid the yield out unevenly on purpose.
A DeFi protocol that pooled staked assets, then distributed the yield asymmetrically — giving selected participants a chance to receive a larger share of the generated yield.
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021: Turned an idea into a shipped app in about a month, dozens of times.
A product studio with one promise: a month from idea to something live. Most of the work was for founders and creators — mobile apps, web apps, and complete websites.
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Yord: Asked the viewer what happened next, and how it ended. Millions watched.
A mobile-first video platform where every story branched. Well-known creators from TikTok, Instagram and YouTube published on it, and each viewer chose how their version ended.
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Wave X: Let close friends send feelings instead of words.
A playful mobile messenger for expressing feelings without words, featured by Apple in 70+ countries as one of its “Apps We Love.”
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Lazerto: Answered the question instead of listing links.
A slash-tag search engine that turned intent into an answer — weather, TV schedules, interactive tools — instead of another page of results. Built in 2015, when search still meant a page of links.
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Kocha: Searched a chosen corner of the web instead of all of it.
A customizable search engine that let users search curated or user-defined groups of websites by topic, rather than the whole web at once.
No public projects in this view.
On the index
An index records a practice in motion rather than a list of outcomes. Some of this is running, some is finished, and some was worth building but not worth keeping. The subjects change; the standard doesn’t — rigorous on the inside, elegant on the outside.
Correspondence
Some conversations become companies; others remain useful questions. Both are worth having. If you have something to propose, write.
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