ConsumerSuit
UK rights, in plain English
Tenants, consumers and employees with a genuine claim often cannot afford help and do not know where to start.
- 1,500+ commits
- 92 days of founder journal
- 28 areas of law
ATHI 360 LTD · London, United Kingdom
Shared stories. Hands-on curiosity. Home cooking. The confidence to look after your own affairs. One founder and Claude, six products in under five months, every claim checked by something that can fail.
See all six productsHow we build with AI
Each solves a small, human problem and each is a separate product with its own repository, journal and tests. Four are live today.
UK rights, in plain English
Tenants, consumers and employees with a genuine claim often cannot afford help and do not know where to start.
Sky, signs and tradition
Astrology tools are scattered, ad-ridden, and rarely explain their method.
Spoken storytelling, one good hour
Daily spoken storytelling used to give families something to share and talk about. Many children and older people now spend evenings alone, with nothing to say to each other.
Home cooking, for one
More meals are being ordered in, and more people live alone, so everyday cooking is becoming a lost skill and cooking for one feels pointless.
Electronics for complete beginners
Electronics feels closed to people who know nothing about it: the tools assume you already understand the maths.
Wear what suits you
Most people own clothes that do not suit their colouring and have no affordable way to find out what does.
Claude is how a single founder runs a company-sized engineering effort. It writes and reviews code, reads hundreds of sources into verified dossiers, runs experiments, and audits its own work. A founder-run process decides what to build and what to throw away.
The rule is simple: the AI proposes, something that can be checked decides. Statute text from legislation.gov.uk, a circuit solver, an astronomy library, a rights gate, a spend cap.
Every figure on this site comes from a repository or a journal. If we cannot show it, we do not say it.
A rule that needs a person to remember it will be broken. So we write the check: a rights gate, a verify script, a spend cap.
We pre-register tests, publish the ones that look bad, and change the product rather than the bar.
Credits, open tools and zero-cost builds. Nothing is spent without being flagged and agreed.
Stories to share, hands-on curiosity, a meal cooked, a claim understood. Technology should return time and confidence, not take attention.
Robots and AI assistants are entering daily life, and they will need software to do the daily tasks: what to wear, what to cook, how the day went, a bedtime story. That is the layer we are building, alongside tools for rights and for making things.