About

We build sovereign software products, one at a time.

J.E. Herizon LLC (DBA JE Horizon) is a North Carolina holding company. Founder Thomas D. Jarvis. We don't raise venture money. Qovaryx stays local-weight. JE Horizon for contractors is hosted — missed-call SMS plus a job inbox we manage with you.

The portfolio

Qovaryx is invite-only. JE Horizon for contractors is waitlist. Windows, iOS, and Android apps for that desk are coming soon. Local Intelligence and a Linux AI distro are coming soon. GameMind is retired. Testers still sign in.

Invite only

Qovaryx

Local-first stock and options automation for Windows. Paid checkout paused during 3.0 verification.

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Waitlist

JE Horizon for contractors

Missed-call SMS plus job inbox. One product. Starter $49 / Pro $79 with hard caps. AI drafts; you approve. US number pending carrier verification. Windows, iOS, and Android apps coming soon.

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Coming soon

Windows, iOS, and Android apps

Native contractor desk for Windows PCs, iPhone, and Android. Same login as the web app. Not in the Microsoft Store, App Store, or Google Play today.

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Coming soon

Local Intelligence

Windows local-AI app in development. Working name. Not Jarvis. No public download.

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Coming soon

Linux AI distro

AI-centric Linux image in development. Public name not announced. No ISO.

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Operating principles

Sovereign by default

Qovaryx keeps weights on the operator’s machine. JE Horizon for contractors is a hosted service we operate — we do not pretend it is a local model.

One product at a time

We work on one product until it has its own oxygen. Then we start the next. No premature platform plays.

Ship the money loop first

Every product is built around one revenue-generating loop a real customer values, before anything else gets added.

Small on purpose

No venture funding. No phone trees. The founder builds and supports the product. The company stays answerable.

Every product we ship has to make money on its own. No moonshots subsidized by another product. No platform play before the first product has paying customers. That's the entire strategy.

— Thomas D. Jarvis, Founder