Multiversal VenturesSOLUTIONS
Named products. Each owns a wedge.
The studio funds the work and the products compound it. Every product here began as a problem we were hired to solve more than once. Where one has a site of its own, that is where you try it; the page here says what it is, who it is for, and what it will not claim.
- MVV-SOL-004LAB · LIVEHammer Labs: world modelsWorld models that hold. An industrial lab for regulated decisions. When a system says an idea cannot be done, Hammer finds the way through. World models of regulated systems, so software is tested against the rules instead of around them.
- MVV-SOL-005LENDING · LIVEFeneroThe intelligence layer for mortgage lending. From documents to confident decisions in minutes, not days. Every output traceable to the source line.
- MVV-SOL-006LENDING · LIVEBrookThe exception handler for Plaid. When the bank connection fails, Brook collects the borrower’s statement, reads it, and returns it in Plaid’s exact schema. The lender recovers the applicant they were about to lose.
- MVV-SOL-007HEALTHCARE · LIVECoverage IntelligenceThe living map of where a healthcare product gets paid. From CPT code to Star rating: where a healthcare product gets paid, and how it gets paid more. Built on the preserved, dated record our lab keeps.
- MVV-SOL-008HEALTHCARE · PILOTGAVELThe payer’s rulebook, turned into your API. Payers built shared intelligence and pointed it at providers. GAVEL points the same asset class back, with citations.
- MVV-SOL-009ENTERPRISE DATA · PILOTCartographerThe data estate, mapped in an afternoon. Map the data estate before the project clock starts. A readable map, a connected schema graph, and an approval-ready access checklist, in an afternoon instead of a quarter.
- MVV-SOL-010LAB · LIVEGeneseeThe benchmark for healthcare payment-integrity agents. A reproducible synthetic hospital book from Hammer Labs. Every dollar of leakage, across denials, underpayments, timely-filing losses and contractual adjustments, is labeled in a public answer key. No PHI, ever.