A fact-checker in your pocket. Maps that explain places. A live globe of world events. Every project starts with the same question: can we make something difficult easier to see?
Sometimes that's a map of your community. Sometimes an AI that checks what's true. Sometimes a novel about where all of this is heading. Different forms, one thread: making something hard to grasp a little easier to see.
Two shipping apps, live on your phone today, each built to make one confusing thing clearer.
“I build the things I wish already existed.”
Two decades in enterprise technology spanning infrastructure, cloud, endpoint management, automation, data analytics, and data engineering. Frank started IdeasQuantified to turn ideas into working tools (FactCheck, WhereTo, and Newsmap) and founded IdeasQuantified Press to explore the same questions through fiction. His debut novel, The Beauty the Dead Remember, is forthcoming.
A look at what we're actively developing: not finished yet, but taking shape.
An AI-powered map that lets you explore world events geographically instead of scrolling headlines: thousands of geo-located stories plotted on an interactive globe in real time.
IdeasQuantified Press explores the same questions as our software (AI, civilization, memory, and the future) but through fiction. Same curiosity, different form.
The Beauty the Dead Remember · First Quorum
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Notes from the workshop: new releases, experiments, and the ideas we're chasing next.
Added 1,400+ datacenters, then rebuilt the whole app and made it free for all public, civic, and environmental information.
My first novel is ready for early readers as part of the ARC campaign: a quiet post-collapse story about what a planetary AI remembers.
Starting the journey into becoming an author. The hardest part isn't writing the book. It's marketing the idea.
