J.E. Herizon LLC (DBA JE Horizon) is a North Carolina software company. Wittlet 1.1.6 is free (sign-in required to download). PyRe is available now for $29 USD one-time. FilePerch is available now for $29/year. Qovaryx downloads are paused. The contractor web desk is gated; customer SMS remains waitlisted pending carrier approval. Local Intelligence is a partial private Windows companion, and Herizon Linux remains a roadmap with no image or installer.
Founded 2025Raeford, NCWittlet 1.1.6, PyRe & FilePerch liveQovaryx downloads pausedContractor waitlist · web services onlinePrivate Windows development · Linux roadmap
Portfolio
Product portfolio
Status is labeled plainly across our portfolio: available, invite-only, waitlist, coming soon, or paused.
Sovereign local file intelligence for Windows. Dual-Engine resilient search, adversarial Safe Reclaim cleaner, storage assistant, and verified archive transactions.
Dual-Engine Resilient Search: live Everything IPC backed by atomic manifest snapshots
Safe Reclaim 9-dimensional cleaner: adversarial dry runs with Recycle Bin recovery
Deterministic Storage Assistant: zero-hallucination local disk and directory intelligence
Verified Archive Transactions: copy-only file migration with SHA-256 integrity receipts
Local Intelligence currently provides local conversation, speech, presence, bounded Desktop file access, and durable task records. Broader Windows actions, settings, business tools, and file transactions remain under acceptance or are not deployed.
Local-first by default; any cloud route must be explicit and recorded.
Authorized task actions are scoped to registered projects. Broader read-only scans require an explicit root.
Durable task state machine: tasks persist across reboots with pause, cancel, and audit logging.
Independent verification: completion requires cryptographic hashing and passing test assertions, not worker claims.
Serves as the operator environment for Herizon Linux. Windows download page stays active to document progress.
Herizon Linux is the planned Linux continuation of the Herizon operator environment. Linux implementation begins after the Windows contracts are accepted. No VM image, ISO, or installer exists today.
Upstream-maintained Linux base with a lightweight, sovereign Herizon operator layer.
Functions as an ordinary computer with keyboard, GUI, and terminal; recovers cleanly without cloud or AI access.
Typed desktop and audio adapters — no unchecked model-generated shell execution.
We do not sell a receptionist and a desk as two subscriptions. JE Horizon for contractors is one SKU with hard caps.
After carrier approval, a missed call can create a lead and trigger a drafted text-back. Until then, the gated web desk supports lead and job workflows without live customer SMS.
Waitlist until the US toll-free number clears carriers. Starter $49 · Pro $79. AI drafts; the owner sends.
Lead Pipeline
Missed-call SMS handoff and manual intake. Facebook lead ads, Google Business Profile, and mailbox ingest are field labels, not native connectors today.
AI Qualification
The desk classifies service type and urgency. You review before a quote goes out.
Smart Scheduling
Internal calendar slots first. Jobber, Housecall Pro, ServiceTitan, and Google Calendar are not native today.
Quote Builder
Structured quote drafts with line items; one-click send to customer.
Follow-Up Engine
Three sequences: new-lead no-response, quote-sent no-accept, completed-job review request.
Job Dashboard
Tracks new, scheduled, quoted, won, lost, completed — TanStack table with filters and source tags.
Invoice Support
Invoice drafts and Stripe-powered payment reminders.
Business Analytics
Response time, close rate, revenue by source — the sales story, not an AI vanity chart.
Windows app
Coming soon. Shop-PC desk for the same inbox. Not FilePerch. No Microsoft Store listing today.
iOS
Coming soon. iPhone / iPad for leads and owner alerts on the job. Not in the App Store today.
Android
Coming soon. Same contractor desk on Android. Not on Google Play today. No public APK here.
A small set of rules we apply to every product the company ships. Each one is a constraint we picked on purpose.
Sovereign by default
Qovaryx keeps weights on the operator's machine. FilePerch and Local Intelligence are local apps. The contractor product is hosted. We do not pretend a receptionist is a local model.
Ship on consumer hardware
Qovaryx is designed to run specialist inference on an ordinary CPU. Local Intelligence uses a local GPU. FilePerch is a Windows file app, not a trading or chat GPU product. We do not pretend every JE Horizon product is CPU-only.
Built in public, no recipe leakage
We publish the framing, the eval discipline, the failure writeups. We don't publish thresholds, training tricks, or anything that would let a competitor clone a year of work in a weekend.
Verifier-governed decisions
Where a product claims a verifier, it means a deterministic check on that product's own decisions — not a company-wide guarantee that every sentence an LLM writes has been independently proven.
Telemetry, not surveillance
We don't sell customer lists. Qovaryx still talks to the operator's broker and market-data vendor, and sends licence metadata to us. The contractor product is hosted: caller text is processed on our stack. Those are different products.
Stages stay visible
We label each product's actual stage and do not present a roadmap, prototype, or health endpoint as a finished release.
Contact & corporate transparency
Business information
We publish this in one place so customers, partners, and journalists don't have to dig. Email [email protected]; we respond on business days.