SAN DIEGO — Digital Boutique AI (DBAI) today announced the formation of INTLO Labs, a consumer-facing product house that builds intelligence tools: small, focused instruments that watch live data feeds and alert their subscribers when something crosses a threshold.

INTLO Labs operates as an index of independent products rather than a platform. Each instrument ships on its own subdomain with its own data pipeline, and each does one job: scan a live feed, compare it against a threshold, deliver an alert. Products version in public and move to Live only after their launch gates pass on evidence — real data feeds verified, live billing processing, and a full signup-to-delivery loop proven end to end.

The instruments in the works

The first instrument in development is Spread Scanner, which watches the same real-world events priced across Polymarket and Kalshi and alerts subscribers by Telegram when the spread between the two markets clears a configured threshold. The same scan-threshold-alert chassis is designed to generalize: anywhere two data sources disagree about the same thing, there is an instrument to build.

On the lab’s public sounding board, further instruments are in concept or under evaluation across finance and the built world: crypto funding-rate divergence across derivatives venues, SEC filings intelligence built on the EDGAR public API, stablecoin peg monitoring, regional building-permit alerts for contractors and investors, address-level storm and hazard briefs for property owners, and market radar for short-term-rental operators. Every candidate is scored in public on build cost, data-source risk, and time to first dollar — and concepts are labeled as concepts until they pass their gates.

“The same event trades at different prices on different boards,” said Tim de Vallée, founder. “We build the instrument that watches, and says something only when it matters.”

The engines and dashboards behind the lab

INTLO Labs draws on engines and operator dashboards DBAI has already built and runs in production. SentiVox (sentivox.app) is a Claude-powered call-analysis engine: recorded sales calls in, transcription, sentiment scoring, and per-call coaching output back — the engine inside the SimpliLeads operator portal. Skyline’s core API resolves live weather observations into hazard reports and alerts for client property portfolios, and is the engine a future consumer hazard instrument would consume. On the dashboard side, DBAI’s recent client work includes a financial-operations framework for a multi-state youth sports events company in which accounting rules live in the database schema itself and every report is derived — the discipline INTLO instruments inherit.

“Every dashboard we ship runs the same rule: facts enter once, and every number has to prove itself,” said de Vallée. “The engines — hazard resolution, call analysis, market spreads — are what make a dashboard worth watching. INTLO Labs is those engines turned into products anyone can subscribe to.”

The lab builds with fleets of Claude Code agents running builds in parallel, with every product verified gate by gate before it ships. The INTLO Labs index is published at intlo.com, where each product — shipping, building, or still a concept — is listed with its current status.