ALXEVT — AI Software & Agentic Systems

ALXEVT is the software and technology brand operated by ABS COMPANY INC., a U.S. corporation based in Jersey City, New Jersey.

We develop software products focused on artificial intelligence, AI agents, developer tools, automation, and consumer applications.

Products / Labs

Live and public, built by us. The agentic products the company is working toward are still in development.

World population

One dataset — UN World Population Prospects 2024 — one design, six ways in. Start with the circle.

Games

Two kinds. Original browser games on their own site — written for it, nothing to install and nothing to sign up for — and eight split-flap boards here on this domain, on one shared chassis. Each plays with a finger as well as a keyboard.

Study & practice

Explainers

Subjects we did not create. The DseWiki page reports an incident on someone else’s wiki, from the public record — we documented it, we had no part in it.

Tools

Music & players

Why these products exist

Everything listed above is one company’s working record. Over the last nine months these builds moved from the simple and the educational toward the genuinely complex — not to fill a portfolio, but to prove the foundation the company is built on: a way of working that has to survive real work before anyone is asked to pay for it.

• FirstA split‑flap timer and portable players — small, finished things. The point was the discipline: ship it, deploy it, verify what actually reached production.
• ThenExplainers and courses — a biosphere, combinatorics, live population data. Harder content, real users, and the first tests of whether an agentic flow could carry a subject it did not invent.
• ThenExam and practice platforms — AP, SAT, a card‑market estimator. Saved progress, answers that have to be right for somebody, and scope that no longer fits in one head.
• NowThe way the work is run is itself the product: every change written down before it is made, tested against what was written, kept on the record — and five companies specified on the same framework.

This site is the smallest exhibit of it. Its May 2026 tree was two hand‑built pages and a contact record — one of them already carrying a playable game, written quickly and to no standard at all. The eight boards listed above are the same idea run the other way: specified first, tested against that specification, recorded — a cycle that has caught real defects before they shipped. An arcade board is a small thing. Holding one to the same standard as a platform is the point.

The identity, the method and the reasoning behind all of it are published in the open, including the reversals.