Writing
Things worth writing down about this work.
This page used to carry other people’s technology headlines. It sent you somewhere else and told you nothing about the work we actually understand, so we replaced it with our own writing about lending and legal practice.
For lenders
Sep 02, 2026
9 min read
What a private lender actually tracks on a loan
A funded loan is not one number. It is a balance, a payment history, a set of dates that move, the investors behind it, and a record of who changed what — and most of the trouble comes from tracking some of those in one place and the rest somewhere else.
Read itFor law firms
Sep 02, 2026
11 min read
Trust account reconciliation, step by step
A three-way reconciliation proves three things agree: the bank, the trust ledger, and the sum of every client's balance. Reconciling only the first two is the most common way a shortfall stays hidden — here is the whole process, and what each difference usually means.
Read itFor lenders
Sep 02, 2026
6 min read
Per diem interest, and why payout statements go wrong
Three small decisions — the day-count basis, when rounding happens, and which days you count — change the number on a payout statement. None of them is a matter of opinion, and all three are routinely guessed.
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What this is not
No news, no announcements, no republished headlines.
We write about the work the apps are for — lending operations and legal practice — because that is the only subject on which we have anything to add. If we have nothing new to say, this page does not change, and that is the intended behaviour rather than a lapse.
Product changes are somewhere else
What has actually shipped, and when, is kept as a dated list rather than mixed in with the writing.