Software portfolio9 Documented Software Assets

Purpose-built software for work where context matters.

Prosocial Coding develops a small portfolio of software products for training, safety, structured workflows, and evidence-informed decision support.

The products are at different stages of development and commercial readiness. Each public brief shows what the product does now, who it is designed for, its current stage and availability, and the evidence available for review.

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Prosocial Coding application ecosystem and interface suites — Prosocial Coding software assets connect 9 applications across 5 domains with documented public status and clean transfer.

01 · Supervised crisis-support training software

CallCraft

Practice difficult conversations before they are real.

CallCraft is a practice platform for supervised crisis-support training. Learners work through fictional voice or text scenarios, then review the transcript and AI-drafted coaching with a trainer or supervisor. Organization controls handle scenario management, access, session history, and training operations. CallCraft is for practice only. It isn't for live crisis response, clinical decisions, certification, or unsupervised personnel evaluation.

Stage: Controlled-pilot candidate
Availability: Available for acquisition

Primary audience

Hotline and crisis-support training teams
Domestic and sexual violence coalitions and advocacy programs
Advocate and responder training programs
Organizations that use structured, scenario-based practice

View CallCraft brief

CallCraft practice session and coaching interface — Representative CallCraft practice session interface showing voice practice, live transcript, and coaching feedback.

02 · Connected-device safety and privacy review software

SpeakerFree

Review connected technology without turning uncertainty into proof.

SpeakerFree helps people concerned about technology-facilitated monitoring, stalking, or coercive control review their connected devices and accounts. It considers safety context before technical action, identifies devices carefully, and keeps uncertainty visible instead of turning it into conclusions.

Stage: Live in controlled pilot · Pre-revenue
Availability: Software project and associated safety workflow available for acquisition

Primary audience

People concerned about technology-facilitated monitoring or stalking.
Survivors reviewing connected technology after separation or in shared living situations.
Advocates supporting technology-safety conversations.
Digital-safety practitioners who want a structured review aid.

View SpeakerFree brief

Representative view of the SpeakerFree smart-home safety and privacy planning interface.

03 · Texas protective-order preparation software

Protectly

Organize Texas protective-order information for review.

Protectly helps applicants organize incident accounts and reference drafts for a Texas protective-order application, with an advocate review workflow and optional AI assistance. It is a private build tested with fictional information.

Stage: Private build
Availability: Available for acquisition

Primary audience

Legal-aid and access-to-justice organizations
Domestic violence programs with legal-support workflows
Product teams developing protective-order preparation tools

View Protectly brief

Protectly survivor intake and Texas protective-order workflow interface — Representative Protectly product interface showing a survivor intake and Texas protective-order workflow.

04 · Evidence-informed curriculum selection

Curricula Intelligence

Compare youth relationship-violence prevention curricula side by side, with the evidence, implementation demands, and open questions in plain view.

Curricula Intelligence is a decision-support tool for the school, district, and prevention teams who choose these programs. Explore a curated registry of 31 program profiles, compare evidence and fit against your local constraints, research current details like pricing and training, and document the reasoning behind your team’s decision.

Stage: Live in production
Availability: Available for acquisition

Primary audience

School and district teams comparing programs against local grade, schedule, staffing, and policy requirements.
Prevention programs and youth-serving organizations reviewing evidence, delivery demands, safety considerations, and facilitator requirements.
Public health, research, and evaluation teams examining evidence and implementation tradeoffs.
Curriculum committees and grant teams documenting screening decisions.
Technical assistance and policy organizations supporting curriculum review.

View Curricula Intelligence brief

Curricula Intelligence curriculum assessment and evidence workspace interface — Representative Curricula Intelligence workspace showing multidimensional curriculum evaluation, radar assessment chart, and evidence comparison.

05 · DV/IPV AI response evaluation software

EchoCheck

Compare how AI responds to domestic violence scenarios when the instructions change.

EchoCheck is evaluation software for examining how AI systems respond to synthetic domestic violence and intimate partner violence (DV/IPV) scenarios. It holds the request constant, changes the instruction condition, and makes response differences easier for human reviewers to inspect.

Stage: Private build
Availability: Available for acquisition

Primary audience

AI safety and responsible-AI teams
DV/IPV researchers and evaluators
Survivor-serving organizations reviewing possible AI uses
Conversational AI product teams
Training, policy, and quality-improvement teams

View EchoCheck brief

Representative interface showing EchoCheck's comparison workspace.

06 · AI-assisted lesson adaptation and teacher workflow software

Adaptation Engine

Adapt existing lessons while keeping instructional intent, source traceability, and teacher judgment visible.

Adaptation Engine is a teacher-facing proof of concept for adapting existing Texas middle school lessons. A teacher uploads an instructional bundle, reviews a structured Lesson Map of what major tasks appear to measure, and can generate one of five bounded adaptations for reading access, emergent bilingual support, teacher-selected access supports, classroom time, or deeper reasoning. Generated materials remain drafts until the teacher reviews them, and the system keeps source references and instructional boundaries visible throughout the workflow.

Stage: Narrow proof of concept
Availability: Private proof of concept · Approved testers only

Primary audience

Texas middle school teachers adapting existing instructional materials.
Teachers who need to reduce incidental access barriers without automatically lowering the lesson target.
Teachers preparing lesson-level emergent bilingual supports without inferring an individual student’s proficiency.
Teachers applying previously authorized access supports, adjusting lesson timing, or extending cognitive depth.

View Adaptation Engine brief

Representative product viewPublic-safe evidence

Texas MS Science · TEKS 7.5A (Photosynthesis & Energy Flow)

Lesson Map VerifiedBundle: DOCX + PDF (2 files)

Scope Boundary:Instructional materials only · No student PII or IEP records · Teacher review required for export

Proof of Concept

Lesson Map Analysis

Tasks extracted from uploaded bundle

3 Tasks

Task 1: Cellular Respiration Diagram & Reading

Teacher Confirmed

Construct: Concept Mastery: Energy Transformations (TEKS 7.5A)

Observed Load: High Reading Comprehension Load (Incidental Barrier)

Selected for Adaptation[Ref: §1.2]

Task 2: Light Reaction Hands-on Lab Inquiry

Protected Target

Construct: Scientific Reasoning: Chemical Transformation (TEKS 7.1B)

Observed Load: Direct Empirical Inquiry (Central Construct)

Preserved as Central Target[Protected]

Task 3: Independent Written Energy Synthesis

Teacher Confirmed

Construct: Analytical Synthesis: Scientific Explanation

Observed Load: Linguistic Production Load (Incidental Barrier)

Selected for Adaptation[Ref: §1.2]

Construct Guard: Central inquiry constructs are locked to prevent automated reduction of learning standards.

Five Bounded Adaptation Modes

Choose constrained generation path

Mode: Reading Access

Reading Access

Emergent Bilingual

Teacher-Selected Access

Time Fit Plan

Depth Extension

Active Mode: Reading AccessRule Check: Passed

Applies sentence structure and layout chunking to Tasks 1 and 3. Central TEKS 7.5A science vocabulary and concepts are preserved verbatim.

Draft Artifact: TEKS_7.5A_ReadingAccess_v1.docxEditable Draft

Part A: Plant Energy Transformation (Adapted for Reading Access)

Source excerpt linked to canonical lesson bundle §2.3. Reading barrier reduced; science content maintained.

1. Plants absorb light energy from the sun through chlorophyll. [Ref: Task 1]
2. In the chloroplast, radiant energy transforms into chemical energy (glucose).

Teacher Review Checkpoint

Confirmed: Tasks match target standard · Ready for DOCX export

Export DOCX

Teacher edits reset review status · Generation does not constitute STAAR or legal compliance

07 · Survivor-facing technology review software

Survivor Tech Review

Look closely before you recommend survivor-facing technology.

Survivor Tech Review helps domestic violence advocates and coalition staff examine apps and websites using public evidence, survivor-safety review criteria, evidence-linked findings, and explicit human review. It surfaces what is known, what remains unresolved, what could matter for survivor safety, and what a reviewer should do next without certifying a product as safe.

Stage: Functional build
Availability: Private evaluation build

Primary audience

Domestic violence advocates evaluating survivor-facing apps or websites.
State, territorial, and tribal DV/SA coalition staff reviewing technology recommendations.
Program managers and safety-tech leads assessing digital tools before recommending them.
Researchers and evaluators conducting structured survivor-safety reviews of tech products.

View Survivor Tech Review brief

Representative product viewPublic-safe evidence

Representative Survivor Tech Review executive scorecard and assessment workspace

08 · AI-assisted presentation and facilitation software

DeckSpeak

Turn source material into a presentation you can review, shape, deliver, and question while keeping the presenter in control.

DeckSpeak is an AI-assisted presentation and facilitation workspace for people who need to turn existing source material into a structured presentation without treating generation as the final step. A presenter starts with one active PDF, DOCX, TXT file, or pasted source, configures the audience and session, reviews and edits the proposed outline, then inspects and modifies the generated deck before presenting it. During review and delivery, Ask DeckSpeak can answer typed or voice questions using the current deck, speaker notes, and connected source excerpts when available. The presenter retains control over what is edited, presented, regenerated, ignored, or exported. Decks can be exported to PowerPoint, PDF, narrated-script text, or DeckSpeak JSON.

Stage: Live application · Active development
Availability: Available for acquisition

Primary audience

Facilitators building workshops from existing organizational material.
Learning and development or HR training teams.
Educators and instructors turning source material into structured presentations.
Consultants preparing research, policy, strategy, or client-facing sessions.
Professionals who want contextual presentation assistance without leaving the deck.

View DeckSpeak brief

Representative product viewPublic-safe evidence

DeckSpeak WorkspaceVerified Deployment

Active Source: 1 DocumentPPTX · PDF · Script · JSON

Authentic DeckSpeak presentation workspace showing source intake, presentation plan, slide editing, and Ask DeckSpeak Q&A

09 · Texas legislative decision-support and advocacy software

Texas Legislature Tracker

Follow a scoped Texas policy record from source to advocacy preparation.

Texas Legislature Tracker is a decision-support and advocacy workspace designed to bridge the gap between official state legislative records and frontline policy advocacy. Built around a scoped candidate corpus of Texas legislation focused on survivor safety, domestic violence prevention, and justice reform, the platform ingests official data from OpenStates and Texas Legislature RSS feeds on a scheduled daily cadence. The system enforces rigorous architectural separation: upstream state filings and companion records remain unalterable; application logic computes deterministic full-text search and similar bill recommendations without generative hallucination; advocacy teams manage private campaigns and priority tags with row-level security; and evidence-gated AI assistants prepare meeting briefs and 3-minute hearing testimony with mandatory human review.

Stage: Functional application · Continuous sync
Availability: Available for acquisition

Primary audience

Legislative directors and policy analysts tracking state policy development.
Advocacy coalitions coordinating statewide campaigns across legislative sessions.
Non-profit executive directors and program leaders testifying before committees.
Government affairs professionals monitoring bill movements and committee referrals.
Legal aid and survivor advocacy organizations tracking family violence and justice statutes.

View Texas Legislature Tracker brief

Representative product viewPublic-safe evidence

Texas Legislature TrackerVerified Deployment

Daily Sync: 08:00 UTCTexas · Registered Sessions

Authentic Texas Legislature Tracker workspace showing bills list, policy filters, companion measures, and priority tags

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Comparison of PSC products by product type, primary use, primary audience, current public stage, and availability.
Attribute								DeckSpeak	Texas Legislature Tracker
Product type	Supervised crisis-support training software	Connected-device safety and privacy review software	Texas protective-order preparation software	Evidence-grounded curriculum decision-support software	AI response evaluation software	Teacher-facing AI lesson adaptation software	Survivor-facing technology review software	AI-assisted presentation and facilitation workspace	Texas legislative decision-support and advocacy software
Primary use	Practice difficult crisis-support conversations with fictional callers, then review transcripts and AI-drafted coaching under human supervision.	Review connected technology, confirm device identity, and consider safer next steps without treating uncertainty as proof.	Organize application information and reference drafts for review.	Compare youth relationship-violence curricula by evidence, fit, implementation demands, policy context, and tradeoffs.	Compare AI behavior on domestic violence scenarios across controlled instruction conditions.	Analyze an existing lesson and generate bounded adaptations for access, language support, classroom time, or deeper reasoning while retaining teacher review and source traceability.	Examine apps and websites using public evidence, survivor-safety review criteria, deterministic evidence checks, and human-controlled review decisions.	Convert source material into structured, editable presentations with human outline approval, presenter delivery tools, and contextual Q&A.	Track candidate Texas bills, analyze legislative activity, map districts, organize stakeholder campaigns, and draft testimony or briefing materials with evidence gating.
Primary audience	Hotline, advocacy, and crisis-support training teams with an established human-led training model.	People concerned about technology-facilitated abuse, and the advocates and practitioners who support them.	Legal-aid, access-to-justice, and domestic violence organizations.	School and district teams, prevention programs, public health specialists, and grant committees.	AI safety, research, product, and survivor-serving evaluation teams.	Texas middle school teachers working from existing instructional materials.	Domestic violence advocates and coalition staff evaluating digital tools.	Facilitators, corporate trainers, educators, strategy consultants, and presentation professionals.	Policy researchers, advocacy coalitions, government affairs teams, non-profit directors, and legislative analysts.
Current public stage	Controlled-pilot candidate · Pre-revenue	Live in controlled pilot · Pre-revenue	Private build	Live in production · Pre-revenue · Available for acquisition	Private build · Pre-revenue	Narrow proof of concept · Private controlled testing	Functional build · Private evaluation build	Live application · Pre-revenue · Available for acquisition	Functional application · Available for acquisition
Availability	Available for acquisition	Available for acquisition	Pre-revenue software project available for acquisition	Software and evidence package ready for acquisition.	Available for acquisition	Approved testers only	Private evaluation build	Software package and facilitation architecture ready for acquisition.	Full application codebase, ingestion pipelines, database schemas, and prompt suites ready for transfer.

Product type: Supervised crisis-support training software
Primary use: Practice difficult crisis-support conversations with fictional callers, then review transcripts and AI-drafted coaching under human supervision.
Primary audience: Hotline, advocacy, and crisis-support training teams with an established human-led training model.
Current public stage: Controlled-pilot candidate · Pre-revenue
Availability: Available for acquisition

Product type: Connected-device safety and privacy review software
Primary use: Review connected technology, confirm device identity, and consider safer next steps without treating uncertainty as proof.
Primary audience: People concerned about technology-facilitated abuse, and the advocates and practitioners who support them.
Current public stage: Live in controlled pilot · Pre-revenue
Availability: Available for acquisition

Product type: Texas protective-order preparation software
Primary use: Organize application information and reference drafts for review.
Primary audience: Legal-aid, access-to-justice, and domestic violence organizations.
Current public stage: Private build
Availability: Pre-revenue software project available for acquisition

Product type: Evidence-grounded curriculum decision-support software
Primary use: Compare youth relationship-violence curricula by evidence, fit, implementation demands, policy context, and tradeoffs.
Primary audience: School and district teams, prevention programs, public health specialists, and grant committees.
Current public stage: Live in production · Pre-revenue · Available for acquisition
Availability: Software and evidence package ready for acquisition.

Product type: AI response evaluation software
Primary use: Compare AI behavior on domestic violence scenarios across controlled instruction conditions.
Primary audience: AI safety, research, product, and survivor-serving evaluation teams.
Current public stage: Private build · Pre-revenue
Availability: Available for acquisition

Product type: Teacher-facing AI lesson adaptation software
Primary use: Analyze an existing lesson and generate bounded adaptations for access, language support, classroom time, or deeper reasoning while retaining teacher review and source traceability.
Primary audience: Texas middle school teachers working from existing instructional materials.
Current public stage: Narrow proof of concept · Private controlled testing
Availability: Approved testers only

Product type: Survivor-facing technology review software
Primary use: Examine apps and websites using public evidence, survivor-safety review criteria, deterministic evidence checks, and human-controlled review decisions.
Primary audience: Domestic violence advocates and coalition staff evaluating digital tools.
Current public stage: Functional build · Private evaluation build
Availability: Private evaluation build

DeckSpeak

Product type: AI-assisted presentation and facilitation workspace
Primary use: Convert source material into structured, editable presentations with human outline approval, presenter delivery tools, and contextual Q&A.
Primary audience: Facilitators, corporate trainers, educators, strategy consultants, and presentation professionals.
Current public stage: Live application · Pre-revenue · Available for acquisition
Availability: Software package and facilitation architecture ready for acquisition.

Texas Legislature Tracker

Product type: Texas legislative decision-support and advocacy software
Primary use: Track candidate Texas bills, analyze legislative activity, map districts, organize stakeholder campaigns, and draft testimony or briefing materials with evidence gating.
Primary audience: Policy researchers, advocacy coalitions, government affairs teams, non-profit directors, and legislative analysts.
Current public stage: Functional application · Available for acquisition
Availability: Full application codebase, ingestion pipelines, database schemas, and prompt suites ready for transfer.

The comparison is for orientation. The full product brief carries the product-specific workflow, evidence, limitations, technical context, and acquisition details.

BEYOND THE FEATURED WORK

More is in development.

The featured products above are a selected view of the work. Alongside them, I build and test software across AI safety, training, grant operations, civic technology, facilitation, data, and organizational workflows.

Projects sit at different stages, from early prototypes and working proofs of concept to pilot validation and active hardening. Not every experiment needs to become a product. The work moves forward when testing, usefulness, and real-world fit support it.

EXPLOREPROTOTYPEVALIDATEHARDEN

Work moves between stages as testing, evidence, and priorities change.

Array of software interfaces and experiments in active development across AI safety, civic technology, and organizational workflows

04 / FROM INTEREST TO REVIEW

Enough to assess.A clear path to verify.

Each app brief shows who the product serves, how it works, what exists today, and where its limits remain.

If there is a potential fit, the next step is a structured review of the technical, security, and operational details.

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01
Public brief
Understand the product
02
Fit conversation
Confirm mutual fit
03
Private review
Verify the evidence

Sensitive source, security, and diligence materials are shared during private review.

Next step

Found a product worth a closer look?

Open its full public brief for the deeper product story, or review the acquisition path to understand evaluation and transfer. If the current portfolio does not match the problem you are trying to solve, Prosocial Coding also offers advisory work, custom software development, and AI training.

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Purpose-built software for work where context matters.

CallCraft

SpeakerFree

Protectly

Curricula Intelligence

EchoCheck

Adaptation Engine

Survivor Tech Review

DeckSpeak

Texas Legislature Tracker

More is in development.

Enough to assess.A clear path to verify.

Public brief

Fit conversation

Private review

Found a product worth a closer look?