AI-assisted kitchen inventory and recipe planning that turns what you already have into meals.
InTellMe builds evidence-governed research, verification, and decision infrastructure for organizations operating in high-uncertainty environments.
Core technology
Pre-execution arbitration of AI assertions before downstream systems act.
TruVector sits in front of consequential action. It weighs evidence, independence, and disagreement, then issues a decision a downstream system can obey.
Structured deep research that keeps sources, contradictions, reasoning lineage, and report contracts intact.
Each capability below carries its own state. Nothing is described as finished because the architecture calls for it, and the two unproven claims are named as unproven rather than buried.
Pre-execution gating for AI systems is an active area, and there is published work describing an Allow / Deny / Escalate decision in front of an agent's action. Two of those decisions look alike from the outside.
They are not the same decision. The published approaches ask a permission question: is this actor allowed to take this action, under this policy? The answer is a lookup, and it is right or wrong.
TruVector asks an evidentiary question: given conflicting sources of unequal independence, how well supported is the assertion this action rests on — and is that support enough for what the action would cost? The answer is a judgement under uncertainty, and it carries its own error bar.
Policy gating and evidential adjudication compose. A system can want both, and neither substitutes for the other.
Commercial ventures
AI-assisted kitchen inventory and recipe planning that turns what you already have into meals.
Instant technical SEO audit of a live page.
AI-assisted apparel design, with Printful-integrated placement, mockup, checkout, and fulfillment. The storefront is open on live payments; it has not been marketed and has not taken a first order.
Research
A live observatory of solar, galactic, and terrestrial telemetry, built on official government data sources — named because the live site names them.
Pricing starts at $4.99/month or $49.99/year.
Company
InTellMe is built and run by Michael Brandon Lane, from Johnson City, Tennessee.
He trained as a chemical engineer at Virginia Tech and took a master’s in chemistry at UNC Greensboro, then worked in industrial materials — including the lithium-battery separator programme where he is a named inventor on Celgard’s patent family for coated separators, WO 2019/143483.
That work is why this company exists. A separator is a safety part: when a claim about one is wrong, the failure is a fire, not a bug report. Nothing ships on a plausible result. It ships once you can say how it was measured, across what range, within what error, and what observation would have shown you were wrong.
Most AI systems have no equivalent step. They produce an assertion and act on it. TruVector is that missing step — the discipline of qualification, applied to a machine’s claims before anything downstream obeys them.
Current activity
Pilots are labeled as pilots. A public page is not a completed experiment. Work in progress is listed as work in progress.
Where the work lives
Nothing here is a mockup. Each of these is a running site you can open now, at the stage it is actually in.
Funding
An NSF SBIR Project Pitch is in preparation. It is being pursued, not awarded. The commercial applications are not the SBIR work.
Pre-seed and strategic capital. Use of funds, by category:
Contact
InTellMe
326 Delaware Street