Havok Holdings LLC · NC, USA
Five independent products across agentic finance, everyday software, and collectibles, all built and operated under one roof
01 Portfolio
Agent402 is the applied layer of agentic finance: software agents that pay and get paid on their own, per request, over the two open wires, x402 and MPP, both answered on the same HTTP 402. The catalog covers live web search, market and macro data, browser rendering, transcription, and agent memory, plus skill packs that bundle a whole job into one payment. A funded wallet is the account, settling USDC across Base, Solana, and more, and a free tier runs on proof of work CPU alone
Cuebird turns a daily routine into small, timed, color coded steps that are easy to start and hard to lose. It is built for neurodivergent adults whose brains don't feel time passing, and the people you live with can run routines together, so the household moves as one. On the iOS App Store
Pinc is a job search built on a map instead of a feed. Every open role across 100+ US metros is plotted geographically, so you browse opportunity by place, the way you actually think about where to live and work, rather than scrolling a 400 item list one posting at a time
BrickAtlas carries the complete LEGO catalog, roughly 28,000 sets and 17,000 minifigs, each with estimated and live market pricing. Track your collection, record what you paid, keep a wishlist, and watch value over time on a collection dashboard. Browsing and collecting work with no account at all, and everything syncs across devices when you make one
Cardhavok is the trading card counterpart to BrickAtlas, a place to catalog what you hold and know what it's worth. Track your sports and trading cards from vintage to modern, follow market pricing, and watch your collection's value over time
02 About
Havok Holdings is the parent company of a small portfolio of independent products, where each venture ships on its own rails and the LLC holds the whole
Every product is designed, built, and operated in house, from the database to the domain
Products earn their keep from day one, priced per request, per listing, or per download
A vintage card and an API call are both worth knowing the price of, and the house builds the tools that price them