Project ICOR builds practical SaaS products and custom software for businesses that want to automate workflows, connect systems, and solve real operational problems.
Project ICOR is building a multi-product company around subscription software. Customers will be able to use cloud applications, manage subscriptions and licenses, download installable products, and view product dashboards through one Project ICOR account.
A unified documentation and reconciliation workspace concept for nuclear medicine departments. Enter administration information once, review it, prepare it for approved destination systems, and verify each simulated delivery from one hub.
Automated trading software for stocks and crypto that you install and run yourself. Connect your own brokerage, set your own rules, and Huginn executes them - no emotion, no chart-watching, and your keys never leave your machine.
A local-first assistant concept for helping with system tasks, product workflows, documentation, and day-to-day operational support.
Nuclide Dose Hub is a documentation, delivery, and reconciliation concept for nuclear medicine departments. It brings the scheduled order, dose administration record, final review, delivery status, exceptions, and audit history into one controlled workspace.
The goal is to replace repeated entry with one verified administration record: verify the patient and order, document the administration, review and attest it, send the approved data through authorized interfaces, and confirm that every required destination accepted it.
A technologist may have to enter the same patient, radiopharmaceutical, assay, residual, administration, and sign-off details into several systems. That duplication costs time, creates opportunities for mismatched records, and still may not show whether every destination received and accepted the information.
The current prototype demonstrates this sequence with fictional patients, synthetic dose values, and clearly simulated destination systems.
Start from a daily worklist, select a due administration, and verify that the patient and ordered radiopharmaceutical match the intended record.
Record the radiopharmaceutical, lot and dose identifiers, assayed activity, residual, route, site, times, and notes in one guided form.
Check required fields, time order, residual versus assay, and calculated net administered activity before a technologist completes final review.
Track acknowledgments from approved systems and keep missing, mismatched, or failed records visible until someone retries or resolves them.
These are working behaviors in the synthetic prototype, not claims of hospital integration or clinical validation.
A synthetic daily worklist organizes scheduled administrations and opens the correct patient and order record for documentation.
The form captures patient and order verification, radiopharmaceutical, lot, dose ID, assay, residual, route, site, administration time, and notes.
The prototype checks required fields, chronology, residual versus assayed activity, and synthetic demonstration ranges while calculating net administered activity.
A review screen summarizes the record and keeps simulated delivery disabled until the technologist confirms the attestation.
The demonstration generates clearly labeled simulated receipts for EHR, RIS, PACS, and radiation-safety destinations.
A reconciliation queue supports retry and resolve behavior, while the audit view records synthetic activity and can export a CSV history.
The exact systems are not known yet. A real pilot would be designed only after an approved workflow review identifies the hospital's vendors, interfaces, source systems, and required destinations.
The current demonstration is not connected to a hospital, dose calibrator, scanner, EHR, RIS, PACS, or regulatory system. It is not a treatment-planning tool, clinical decision system, validated medical device, or replacement for hospital policy. No AI is used in the documentation, calculation, validation, delivery, acknowledgment, or reconciliation path.
All displayed patients, values, destinations, receipts, and audit events are fictional or simulated. Production use would require a hospital sponsor, supported vendor interfaces, security and privacy review, clinical validation, regulatory review, training, and formal acceptance.
Project ICOR is using guided demonstrations to learn whether this workflow would genuinely reduce duplicate entry and make missing records easier to find. A useful review identifies the real systems touched, fields entered more than once, source of truth for each value, exception cases, and who signs, corrects, or audits the record.
Do not send patient information, clinical screenshots, credentials, internal addresses, security details, policies, or confidential hospital material with an inquiry.
Huginn is automated trading software you install and run yourself. You set the rules - your markets, your risk limits, your stops - and Huginn executes them on your own brokerage account, without the emotion. Your keys and your money never leave your machine.
Huginn follows the rules you set, the same way every time - no hype-chasing, no panic-selling, no second-guessing.
Automate both markets from one app. Huginn watches your chosen tickers, acts when your rules are met, and reports back through the dashboard and alerts.
Position sizing, stop-loss protection, and daily loss limits are built in - and you set them. Protecting your capital comes first.
Huginn runs on your computer, with your brokerage keys, under your settings. Project ICOR never holds your funds, sees your keys, or places a trade for you - Huginn does exactly what you tell it to, and nothing else. It starts in paper mode; you switch to live only when you decide.
Download Huginn to your own PC or server and connect your broker or exchange with your own API keys. Everything runs locally, on your machine.
Start from a ready-made template or build your own: choose your markets, position sizing, stops, and daily loss limits. It's your strategy, your settings.
Huginn starts on simulated money, so you can watch it run and tune your setup until you trust it - before a cent is real.
Flip to live on your own terms. Huginn executes your rules automatically, around the clock - no chart-watching, no emotional calls.
Huginn runs locally. Your API keys and trade history stay on your computer - Project ICOR never sees them.
Every rule is one you set; every trade Huginn makes is logged on your machine in plain language - what it did, when, and why.
Test everything on simulated money before you risk anything real.
For self-directed stock and crypto traders who want automation without handing over control of their account.
Every rule Huginn follows is one you set. Every trade it makes is logged on your machine, in plain language - what it did, when, and why. You can review each built-in template's historical backtest before you use it, and you always see exactly what your setup is doing.
Huginn is trading software, not financial advice. Project ICOR does not recommend trades, manage money, hold your funds, or guarantee results. You configure Huginn and you run it - your trading decisions and their outcomes are entirely your own.
Trading stocks and crypto involves substantial risk, including the loss of your entire investment. Automated software can behave unexpectedly, and past or backtested performance does not guarantee future results. Only trade with money you can afford to lose. You are solely responsible for your own trading decisions.
Huginn is opening access carefully. Use the contact page to ask about early access, pricing, or a release date.
Project ICOR is exploring a desktop assistant that helps with practical computer work: organizing tasks, supporting product workflows, drafting documentation, and making routine system work easier to supervise.
Downloads, account access, licensing, pricing, and detailed product information will be added only after the assistant has a stable direction and release plan.
Project ICOR is currently accepting inquiries for custom software, workflow automation, internal tools, dashboards, and AI-assisted business systems. Every project starts with a conversation about the problem, the people using the tool, and what a useful first version should accomplish.
Internal tools, dashboards, workflow systems, client portals, and small business software shaped around a real operating problem.
Practical automations that reduce repeated work, connect services, move data safely, and make daily operations easier to supervise.
AI features designed for specific tasks: summarizing, drafting, searching, classifying, routing, and helping users make sense of their own information.
Purpose-built screens, checklists, trackers, and decision aids that turn messy business processes into software people can actually use.
Clarify the workflow, users, constraints, and the smallest useful outcome.
Build a working first version that proves the tool belongs in the workflow.
Tune the interface, data flow, reliability, and edge cases with real feedback.
Hand off a focused tool with clear access, documentation, and a maintainable next step.
Send a short note about what you want built, who will use it, what problem it should solve, and any tools or systems involved. If the button does not open your mail app, email [email protected] directly.
Project ICOR builds practical software for people who want more control over their tools, infrastructure, and workflows. The company is independent and bootstrapped, with a focus on useful products, careful releases, and long-term reliability.
Project ICOR is privately built and self-funded. That means deliberate growth, clear priorities, and no pressure to ship features before they are ready.
Project ICOR favors durable systems over rushed launches. Each product should be easy to access, update, understand, and support before people rely on it.
Nuclide Dose Hub, Huginn, the desktop AI assistant, and future products and services are distinct offerings, each with its own purpose, release path, and support expectations.
Trust is earned through steady delivery, clear communication, conservative security choices, and software that behaves predictably when it matters.
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