Paradigm Bridge · Applied Mathematics for AI

Know which
expensive work
to skip.

Paradigm Bridge builds calibrated probability signals that rank expensive operations before you pay for them — validated against real outcomes, then shipped as products we operate. Live today: Hunter, off-market seller intelligence for real-estate teams in Dallas–Fort Worth.

One method. Two markets.

Every product here runs the same play: score the probability of an outcome, then commit money or compute only to the work that scores well. Hunter ranks the owners in a farm by how likely each is to sell. Caustic ranks the regions of a corpus a query could live in, and searches only the ones that matter.

The discipline is the same in both: every number is measured against ground truth — realized sales, exhaustive search — not asserted. And where we operate the product ourselves, outcomes come back as labels the next model trains on. The moat isn’t the data. It’s the outcome history.

Products
Live · Dallas–Fort Worth

Hunter

Off-market seller intelligence for real estate teams

Every agent wants the listing before it hits the market. The signals are sitting in public data — ownership churn, distress, entity structure — but the raw record doesn’t tell you who is likely to sell, or who is really behind the LLC. Hunter does both: it scores every owner in a farm for sell probability, names the real person behind LLC-owned property, and delivers a ranked, contactable list.

Built on 5.2M ownership records and 327K transfers across six years of ownership history — propensity signals measured against realized sales, not guessed. Sold by the ZIP — self-serve shared plans, or an exclusive per-ZIP lock; every customer’s outcomes feed the next model.
RankEvery owner scored for sell probability on signals validated against six years of realized transfers.
CrackNames the real person behind LLC-owned property — the individual, their role, and a path to reach them.
ReachVerified contact channels, tiered by source and do-not-call-flagged — leads arrive callable.
LearnOutcome tracking is built in — every lead’s result feeds the next model, so the moat compounds per territory.
Design-partner pilots

Caustic

Geometric query routing for RAG

Standard RAG scores every query against the entire corpus, every time — you pay to search documents the query will never use. Caustic learns which region of a corpus a query belongs to and searches only that slice. It sits in front of your existing vector store: no re-index, no new model.

Measured end-to-end on a real corpus: ~75% of vector-search cost removed at 95% recall, ~81% at 90% — ~4 points under the oracle ceiling, ~6 points over a fixed-budget baseline. PRM800K, 12,500 problems, BGE-large embeddings, recall scored against exhaustive search. Measured, not modeled.
DiagnoseReads your corpus geometry and tells you whether it routes at all — before you commit.
RouteEach query is classified to its region and searched there; uncertain queries hit their top few regions, never a full fallback.
AdaptiveConfident queries search less. Every savings figure is paired with the recall it holds — you pick the operating point.
FitsA wrapper in front of your vector store. No re-embedding, no new model, no rewrite.