Nori Labs

Nori Labs.

In-house systems that show how Nori Works builds: used in daily operations, built with technical depth, or run as larger products.

  • Internal operations system

    Solar CRM

    An internal system for enquiries, projects, and installations.

    The CRM runs in Paul Kahle's solar installation business. It connects enquiry intake, lead handling, quote preparation, material demand, and handovers. A CRM Agent searches documents using retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), cites the document title, revision, and page, and asks for approval before consequential steps. It is not publicly accessible because it processes real operational data.

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    Solar CRM

    Demo dashboard of an internal solar CRM showing project counts, open installations, inventory, electrician teams, open projects, and low-stock items. Demo dashboard of an internal solar CRM showing project counts, open installations, inventory, electrician teams, open projects, and low-stock items.
  • CLI + macOS app

    TokenKick

    Keep your AI coding quota windows on schedule.

    A local-first CLI that monitors quota windows for Claude and Codex and anchors fresh windows on your schedule. Your credentials never leave your machine.

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    TokenKick

    Dark terminal-style interface for TokenKick with the headline "Stop sleeping through the quota you paid for" on the left and a CLI status overview on the right listing quota windows per account with reset time and usage.
  • Web app + PWA

    Legera

    Digital inheritance planning for families.

    A platform where families can organize accounts, contracts, and important information for the inheritance case. So everything is findable and understandable when it matters.

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    Legera

    Light dashboard for Legera showing a "Family handoff plan" with two columns comparing what the family can already see against what still needs attention.

The drive

What can one person build today?

Nori Labs is not a product catalogue. It is where in-house systems get built and tested in daily use: small tools, internal workflows, and larger platforms.

What makes that possible is the same way of working I build for clients: teams of AI agents, clear workflows, automation with approvals in the right places. What I learn there feeds straight back into client work.

Working together

Got a process that should run better?

Describe it in a few sentences. You get an honest take on whether it can become a working system, and what that would look like.

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