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GREA is the AI-and-software arm of GASBRK, a holding company that invests in, operates, and builds small businesses. This page is the index: every venture, every public domain, and the relationships we can actually document.
Twelve rows, grouped by what each thing is. A lattice on the right draws the same twelve as a spatial map, with clusters and edges. The rows carry the facts; the map carries the topology.
We build the AI layer your business actually needs. Enterprise AI priced like software, not like a procurement event.
GASBRK invests in, operates and builds small businesses. GREA is the arm that designs, builds and deploys the software behind them: custom SaaS, automation agents, apps for web, desktop and mobile, and the deployments that carry all of it.
The holding company itself. It invests in, operates and builds small businesses.
AI systems and software studio. Builds custom SaaS, automation agents, apps for web, desktop and mobile, and deployments.
Five nodes on one chain of chemistry. LCHWM runs the R&D in Longmont, Colorado. Superior Chemical Co handles products and supply. Lifecycle Hemp runs processing and extraction. Solvent Distribution moves spent solvent and extraction byproduct back out to hemp processors nationwide. The Arizona facility mitigates waste through sorbent remediation.
Chemistry research and development firm. It handles all chemistry for the group, supported by GREA and Claude Science.
Chemical products and supply.
Hemp processing and extraction chemistry.
Serves hemp processors nationwide with spent solvent and extraction byproduct.
Waste mitigation through sorbent remediation. Planned: waste-to-energy and advanced-material manufacturing from waste.
Three businesses that serve customers directly and keep their own schedules. Meridian retains clients for other businesses, realtor work in particular. Elevate supports mental health practices. Eat With Tainos runs a restaurant.
Client retention service. Sends handwritten cards for businesses, realtors in particular.
Mental health practice support.
Restaurant.
Two software surfaces that sit apart from the studio's client work. Bedrock is white-label lending and credit infrastructure, priced at $1.5k–5k per month. Axion is a standalone company built on an OpenKnowledge fork. LCHWM's grant funding does not apply to Axion, and there is no shared grant funding.
White-label lending and credit infrastructure. Priced at $1.5k–5k per month.
A standalone company built on an OpenKnowledge fork. Separate entity, no shared grant funding.
The map carries two things the rows cannot: which ventures belong to the same cluster, and which relationships are documented rather than assumed. Delete the canvas and the facts survive, the topology does not.
The camera dollies to a cluster as you scroll that cluster's section, so the map stays on the row you are reading. Selecting a venture in the index raises its node and opens its record, which names that venture's links and where each one comes from.
The canvas is hidden from assistive technology. Everything it says about a venture is reachable from the index rows and the record panel, including the link list.
Six things ship out of GREA. Every one of them is a real service with a scope, and the pricing is flat or milestone-based rather than metered.
From $5K project builds to $50K+ custom platforms. Scope first, no opacity.
There are no testimonials, no logo wall and no usage numbers here. Every line comes from the operator's brief and the live domains. Where a venture has not launched, it has no metrics, and none have been invented.
Axion is a separate entity. LCHWM's grant funding does not apply to it, and nothing on this page should be read as a claim that it does.
Where others win: pre-built enterprise connectors, SOC 2 and similar certification paperwork, and the patience for a six-month procurement cycle. If a program needs those, the platform vendors are the right purchase. The trade here is scope, a smaller team, flat pricing, and code written for the compute it actually runs on.
| Meridian | Email distribution goes out through AWS at 7:30 AM MST. The owner approves the send at the end of the previous day, and no email is sent over the weekend. |
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| LCHWM | Targets five federal grant programs: NSF, NIH, EPA, DOE, USDA. Chemistry R&D sits in Longmont, Colorado. |
| Arizona | R&D tax credit: 24%. Waste-to-energy and advanced-material manufacturing from waste are planned, not operating. |
| Compute | Four named surfaces in use: Groq, SambaNova, Cerebras, quantum. Language choice per task: Zig, Go, Rust. |