# Cerebral Frame

> Enterprise-grade data integration and analysis, the kind Fortune 500 companies pay millions for, at a price built for mid-sized companies. Cerebral Frame builds pipes, predictions, and automations on one live model of your company, run by a physicist who spent years in manufacturing.

Site: https://cerebralframe.com
Phone: 805-888-2449
Email: Somapptic@gmail.com
Place: Works anywhere · United States · remote by default, on site when it matters
Person: Luke Spooner · Automation Mercenary

## What it is
Enterprise-grade data integration and analysis, the kind Fortune 500 companies pay millions for, at a price built for mid-sized companies.
Categories: data integration; dashboards and forecasting (advanced planning and scheduling, APS, for small and mid-sized companies); AI automation. Runs in the cloud, or secure and offline on the client's own machines. Built on the client's own data; no seat charges; no lock-in.

## Three products, on one Frame
- Pipes (Integration, /pipes): Connected, not retyped: accounting, job tickets, the inbox, and the spreadsheet that runs the place, joined so each number is entered once and agrees everywhere.
- Predictions (Dashboards and forecasting, /predictions): A forecast, not a guess: the whole company on one page, and a forecast from its own history that says how far it can be trusted.
- Automations (AI action, /automations): Tasks delegated, not done by hand: an AI agent takes the work off the list, acting on today's numbers or on what the forecast says is coming.
All three run on one Frame: a live model of your company, every number marked current, stale, or dark.

## Who it is for
Owners and operators of small and mid-sized companies, and operations leads inside larger ones, who want their data in one place: a live model of the business — a Frame — that marks every number current, stale, or dark. Two kinds of company: the shop down the road, where we walk the floor, and the operation anywhere, where we work remote and fly in when it matters. Same Frame, same prices.

## Works with
- Home: Excel · Google Sheets · Power BI
- Pipes (data sources): QuickBooks Online · Excel · Google Sheets · Airtable · Procore · JobTread · ServiceM8 · JobNimbus · Samsara · QuickBooks Time · Katana · monday.com · Notion
- Automations (connects to): Microsoft Copilot agents · Google Gemini for Workspace · Slack AI · ChatGPT agents · Grok · Salesforce Agentforce · HubSpot Breeze · Zapier, Make, and n8n · anything with an API
Names belong to their owners; no affiliation or endorsement is implied.

## How sure each forecast is
Built on the mathematics of quantum physics, run on ordinary computers: every forecast carries how sure it is. The mathematics: https://the-broadcast-production.up.railway.app/fleet/umwelt

## We work inside what you already pay for.
No new enterprise software. We build on the Excel, Google Workspace, QuickBooks, job tickets, and email you already run on — lightweight tools you own, no per-seat licenses, no lock-in. If you stop working with us, everything keeps running.

## Offers (typical ranges, not quotes; the proposal is the quote)
- Consultation first: $400, a generous half day, in person when we can, by video when we cannot. Yields a one-page Frame sketch, a lot of good questions, and a written proposal within a week with deliverables, a price from the ranges below, and the three payment points attached to those deliverables.
- Build (build): $10,000–$50,000 · 4–10 weeks, scoped · after the consultation
- Hold (hold): $1,000–$10,000 / month · monthly, cancel with 30 days · after the consultation
- Payment: One third on signing. One third on delivery. One third on acceptance — you say when it is done, against the deliverables we wrote down.

## Pages
- / Home: a strategic view of your entire company; the values; the three products
- /pipes Pipes: integration from anything to anything, often into the spreadsheet the company already runs; cloud or offline; a sample showing what one pipe changes (a dark record fed, and how much further ahead the Frame can see)
- /predictions Predictions: the dashboard (every number current, stale, or dark, by room) and the forecast (the same picture run forward from the company's own history, stopping where it can no longer say, with a sight line: how far ahead the whole picture could see, day by day); the week ahead as a plan, each job solid as far as the record it waits on can be trusted and hatched past it; planning and scheduling (APS) without the enterprise price
- /automations Automations: AI agents on the Frame's outbound end taking tasks off the list (follow-ups, reorders, reports) once the owner switches them on; each move suggested first, marked so the Frame does not read it as a trend, and logged
- /frame How it works: the Frame, a live model of one company on its own records, every number current, stale, or dark. Sections: what a spreadsheet cannot see; looking ahead with measured confidence; the big-company version (the enterprise data platforms large companies pay millions for, at a mid-sized company's budget); where it comes from (Umwelt, with a link to the mathematics on the Broadcast); a worked sample Frame with its tape (two weeks back, one ahead: each number's doubt grows with age, and the look ahead stops where it can no longer say and names the record it waits on) and the Friday picture; how it reads your records; how a Build starts; questions owners ask
- /work Offers: consultation first ($400, a generous half day), then Build or Hold; thirds; contract engineering through the same door
- /about Luke Spooner and the outfit; he runs his own operation on a Frame, live on the Broadcast
- /talk Call, email, book, form
- /scan Where is the time going? (deterministic rules, no model)
- /sample Sample Frames, each labelled "Sample — illustrative mock-up": invented companies and numbers, laid out by zone, each with its tape (the Frame over time; printed as a second page)
- /sample/aerospace-shop AS9100 machine shop (printable)
- /sample/semiconductor-test Semiconductor test floor (printable)
- /sample/distributor Tool and supply distributor (printable), plus the example Friday picture
- /sample/contractor Multi-crew service contractor (printable)
- /sample/job-shop Small machine and job shop (printable)
- /sample/aircraft-mro Business-jet repair station (printable)
- /sample/food-processing Fresh-cut vegetable plant (printable)
- /sample/biotech-ops Biologics site operation: the dock, cold storage, utilities, and maintenance, outside the batch record (printable)
- /sample/spreadsheet Sign shop run from one workbook: the tabs as rooms, each dated by its last change (printable)
- /sample/maintenance Maintenance and reliability team at a regulated plant, read-only from the maintenance system's exports (printable)
- /onepager The one-pager: two printable sides — the Frame and its three states; Build / Hold with prices, thirds, phone. Made to hand across a counter
- /for Who we work with: one landing page per kind of operation (/for/<lane>), each with its own printable one-pager (/onepager/<lane>)
- /built-with How the site is built
- /privacy /terms
- /card.vcf
- /llms-full.txt concatenated content
- /work.md /about.md /frame.md /pipes.md /predictions.md /automations.md and other pages as markdown

## Contact
+1-805-888-2449 · Somapptic@gmail.com · https://github.com/AQuantumArchitect