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RUOM Inc · 若木

Three products, for three industries that run on ground truth.

Each one takes a claim recorded somewhere remote and turns it into something observed. Pick the one that matches your work — they share an engineering standard, not a buyer.

01 — Legal

Hemisphere

Verifying the Eastern Hemisphere.

You have a defendant with a Chinese address on file. Hemisphere sends someone to that address and reports what is actually there, then delivers it as structured evidence through a portal your whole team can see.

For: U.S. litigation and IP firms with China-domiciled defendants

  • Address Verification Report
  • Onsite Verification Report
  • Business information verification
See Hemisphere →
02 — Multifamily

Commons

Know who is leaving before they tell you.

A renewal survey asks a resident what they intend to do. Commons reads what they actually do — then scores it, shows you how accurate that score is, and hands your community manager a ranked list for the week.

For: Owners, asset managers, and on-site community managers

  • Renewal probability with stated accuracy
  • Nine features, none of them payment behaviour
  • Per-resident attribution
See Commons →
03 — Transport

Lili Ride

Shared airport rides, booked in about a minute.

Champaign–Urbana sits 140 miles from O'Hare, and close to 6,000 Chinese students at Illinois make that drive on somebody else's schedule. Lili Ride publishes the departure first: four to six seats, a fixed fare, and a held seat with your name on it before you close the tab.

For: Students and travellers on the Champaign–Urbana corridor, and the operators running it

  • Published departures
  • Fare shown before sign-in
  • Stated luggage allowance
See Lili Ride →

How we build

01

We are our own first customer

Each product began inside an operation we run ourselves. That is why the workflow fits: we found the gaps by standing in them.

02

One stack, three products

Next.js, TypeScript, Supabase, and Vercel in all three. Changing context is not changing tooling, so a fix learned once applies everywhere.

03

Security at the data layer

Row-level security decides who sees what, not a hidden button or a filtered query. Service-role credentials never reach a browser.

04

Phased, and written down

Every product ships in numbered phases against a roadmap that names what is out of scope. Ambiguity is the expensive part.

Get in touch

Talk to the people who run it.

A firm with a defendant in Guangdong, an owner with a renewal problem, a traveller with a 6 a.m. flight — whichever you are, you will be talking to someone who works on the product. Tell us which one and we will reply with specifics.

info@ruomtech.com