Research on signal direction, change over time, and source dependence, with applications in AI assessment and predictive search analysis.
A research and software company in Johnson City, Tennessee.
Founder-run. TruVector is the checkpoint an AI system runs before it acts. The rest of this page is the live work — each product has its own site.
Work
The research, and the products built alongside it.
Each one has its own site. This page is the index. The research is what the company is for; the products are where the practice of building and shipping gets exercised.
Research
Readers interpret meaning, embeddings check subject relevance, and arithmetic combines source weights to assess an AI action: Allow, Review, or Block.
A multi-agent research system that maps a question across sources, tests its own conclusions, and keeps contradictions in the report.
Products
If something does not work, write to support@intellmeai.com with the site, the page, what you did, what you expected, and a screenshot if you have one. Every message is read.
Kitchen inventory and recipe planning from what you already have.
Observatory of solar, galactic, and terrestrial telemetry from named government sources.
Small tools you buy and keep. An InTellMe AI studio. BugNote, a technical SEO audit, and an accessibility check are live.
Design a shirt, see it on a mockup, and order it printed and shipped.
Retells work you actually did in the language of the job posting. Nothing invented.
Local help from neighbors in Johnson City. Escrow and two-sided reviews.
Company
Built and run by Michael Brandon Lane.
InTellMe AI is an independent research and software company founded and operated by Michael Brandon Lane, a chemical engineer and chemist based in Johnson City, Tennessee.
Before InTellMe AI, Lane worked at Celgard on lithium-ion battery separator and coating technology, including the development and scale-up of coated separator systems for high-volume manufacturing. He is a named inventor on multiple Celgard patents covering coated battery separators, including U.S. Patent 11,949,124 (WO 2019/143483).
That work shaped how he builds software: every number should trace back to a measurement, uncertainty should be stated out loud, and conclusions should change when the data does.
Lane Vector studies direction, temporal change, and source dependence through defined mathematical models. TruVector combines structured readings with that arithmetic before an AI action. The other products on this page are separate sites, each written for its own job.
InTellMe AI is self-funded and founder-run.
Contact
Reach the person doing the work.
InTellMe AI
326 Delaware StreetJohnson City, TN 37604
United States
- Telephone(747) 322-1977
- Generalinfo@intellmeai.com