Systems agencies can’t build.
Rocket Technologies designs and deploys intelligence and operating systems for commercial growth, legal work and situational security. Software, automation, data and governance: turned into private, measurable, operable systems.
Built inside the programs that back frontier startups.
One company. Three problems worth solving properly.
Each division sells with its own language, evidence, buying process and level of risk. They share engineering, data, interfaces and governance.
Marketing & Consulting
High-ticket services, interior design and architecture studios, real estate, clinics, founder-led brands.
Legal Tech
Law firms, in-house legal, prosecutors and institutions with sensitive case files and a duty to show how each finding was produced.
Security Tech
Logistics networks, public and private security operators, remote sites, teams with cameras and units, and no layer that turns video into decisions.
What is running today, and what state it is in.
We publish the state of each product. Live means live. Beta means beta. Both are granted by qualification.
Rocket CRM
Multi-tenant CRM with rule-based pre-qualification, WhatsApp/Instagram/Messenger channels and an AI core that respects the plan it runs under. Built on a lighter edition of the Phoenix graph.
3D MultiScan
Finished projects digitized into a navigable 3D showroom with sellable hotspots, the wedge for design and architecture studios.
Phoenix Legal
Matter graph, official law corpus with version history, argument tree, contradiction detection and an append-only audit trail. Deployed per tenant.
Phoenix All Eyes
Event-first intelligence over existing cameras, NVRs and units: detection, correlation, GPS context, operator review and traceable response.
Four systems underneath every product.
They are not products. They are how the products are built, checked and operated.
Product familyPhoenix
Intelligence with memory and context, specialised per domain. Phoenix Legal and Phoenix All Eyes share a core: tenants, roles, evidence, events and an audit log that cannot be edited.
MethodFORGE
Research and evidence framework. Two axes: provenance and validation, enforced by software, not by promises. A claim cannot be stronger than its weakest dependency. Public and versioned.
Control planeHelion
Audit and operations. Records why an output moved from Draft to Verified to Approved, and stops publication or deployment when a source, an authorization or a test is missing.
Intelligence layerAXON
The intelligence that architects, writes and hardens most of the code, with Daniel deciding. AXON is the memory and the method, not a model: it runs on a frontier model today and on its successor tomorrow, and the knowledge base is what stays.
Client results and product validation: kept separate on purpose.
Control, limits, traceability and privacy: before spectacle.
Human in the loop, by class of impact
Decisions with legal or coercive effect stay with an authorized person. The system proposes, retrieves and flags; it does not rule.
Unsupported claims fail closed
When there is not enough evidence the answer is “not enough evidence”, not a plausible sentence. Every finding must return to its source.
Private by design
One database per client, encrypted at rest, roles and access logs. Institutional deployments can run fully inside the client’s perimeter when required.
Published state, not promised capability
Every capability is one of: implemented and running, specified, or conceptual, and we say which. No product is described in the present tense before it exists.
Build logs, method and briefs.
A founder-led systems firm.
“We don’t comment on the technology from the outside. We build it, test it, publish where it fails, and put it in production.”
Rocket started in 2024 as a growth firm and became a technology company by building what its clients needed and no vendor sold: a CRM with an AI core, a legal intelligence platform, a security layer over existing cameras. Founder-led, with its own systems, documented processes and specialists per project.
Tell us the problem. We route it to the right division.
One form, three destinations. Each division answers with its own process: commercial review, access qualification, or beta and site assessment.