DESIGNED. BUILT. SHIPPED.
MARVI designs, builds and ships AI-powered software. Products that are live right now, that people use, that people pay for.
PalmCards
Cue cards for any speech. Write cards, arrange the flow, swipe through as you speak. Built for the speaker, not the slide deck.
It works offline, needs no account, and speeches stay on the device.
- In the box
- AI drafting, split and tighten. Paste a whole speech, it splits into cards. Rehearse mode with timing history. Swipe present mode, pinch zoom, Bluetooth clicker support. PDF export.
- Used for
- Best man speeches, eulogies, wedding toasts, the big pitch, lessons, conference talks.
- Price
- Free to try. Pro is AU$6.99 a month or AU$39.99 a year, with a 7 day free trial.
The live demo needs JavaScript. The sample speech is already split below, so nothing is lost.
Thanks and welcome
- Thank you all for coming, some of you from a very long way away
- The bar is open, which explains the noise level already
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Card 1 of 4
Thanks and welcome
- Thank you all for coming, some of you from a very long way away
- The bar is open, which explains the noise level already
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Card 2 of 4
Three doors down
- Grew up three doors down from the groom
- At twelve he told me he would marry someone far too good for him
- Tonight, confirmed
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Card 3 of 4
Sarah
- Kinder, calmer, marginally more punctual
- We are all grateful
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Card 4 of 4
Please raise your glasses to the two of them
- and to the years ahead.
This is PalmCards' offline splitter, the same code that runs on the phone with no signal, working in your browser right now. Paragraph breaks become card breaks, a short first line becomes the heading, the rest become cue lines. In the app the default is an AI split that reads the whole talk and cuts sharper cards than this; the offline pass is the fallback that never needs a connection. The app also adds what a browser cannot: rehearse timing, and a present mode built for the moment you look down at your hand.
BikeHero
Help your teen ride safer without the arguments. An online e-bike safety course for Australian teens, from age 11, built with a firefighter and a former paramedic on Australian road rules.
MARVI co-founded BikeHero and shapes everything in it. The learning modules, the games, the content engine.
- Learning
- 8 modules, in order. Riders earn XP and badges along the way and finish with a Certificate of Completion. It records engagement with the course. It is not a licence or a riding test.
- Before you pay
- A legal checker anyone can run. Six questions on the rider, the bike and the state, no account needed. The rules change by state, rider age, bike type and where it is ridden.
- Price
- AU$25 for 3 months, one parent and one rider. Extra rider seats AU$15. Pilot pricing while the course is still being added to.
- XP and badges earned
- Certificate of Completion
MARVI also built the pipeline behind BikeHero’s social. Four posts a week for Facebook, Instagram and X: carousels, single images, and kinetic reels rendered with Remotion.
- The gate
- Every post clears an automated fact-check gate before a human ever sees it. Claims are checked against primary sources, not a model’s memory.
The path
- Source research
- Rendered asset
- Fact-check gate
- Approve · FB IG X
- Game · Live Gap Catcher
- Game · Live Eight Gears
- Game · Live Legal or Lethal
- Game · Live Emergency Hero
Busy building.
No pitch, no funnel. Just work worth doing, and a door that opens for the right idea.