Gibran Corbin

Today I’m launching Veyara.co—a voice-first workspace that turns any webpage into a meeting, conversation, or next action. Highlight text. Right-click. Meet with Veyara. The Chrome extension is live. Powered and protected by Wayleave.dev. veyara.co

Meet Veyara.co: a new way to bring your work together. Veyara helps you stay on top of meetings, conversations, tasks, approvals, and follow-ups—with an AI assistant that helps surface what needs your attention. Powered by Wayleave.dev. Welcome to Veyara. veyara.co/

Something just read your site. Do you know what it was? Wayleave identifies agent traffic, applies route policies, and measures access—then supports HTTP 402 pricing. People stay free. Wayleave takes 0%. The Wayleave Chrome extension brings traffic visibility into your browser toolbar. wayleave.dev

I’m building Wayleave.dev as a solo founder. I have a live proof of concept for identifying AI-agent traffic, setting access rules, and measuring usage. I’m exploring a sales/GTM co-founder with B2B SaaS or developer-tools experience to help validate customers and build our go-to-market. Interested? DM me.

I’m building Wayleave toward a portable control layer for the agentic web: identify agents, control access, measure usage, and explore monetization. wayleave.dev @vercel_dev @CloudflareDev @claudeai @stripe

AI agents are becoming a new class of internet traffic. The problem: most infrastructure was built for humans and traditional APIs—not autonomous agents consuming data, tools and services at scale. That’s why I’m building Wayleave. Identify → Control → Meter → Monetize Wayleave sits between AI agents and your existing stack, giving businesses a control layer for the agentic web. Your infrastructure. Your data. Your rules. Your value. We’re not trying to replace the stack. We’re building the independent layer that makes the stack work together for AI agents. Humans free. Agents identified. Value unlocked. Wayleave.dev #AI #AIAgents #AgenticAI #Infrastructure #Developers #SaaS #Wayleave

This is exactly what I mean. Wayleave recorded 19,631 requests in the last 24 hours. 19,530 crossed with no billed amount. Right now, the controls are still in draft — nothing is being blocked, rate-limited, or charged yet. For businesses running AI, APIs, data services, or expensive backend infrastructure, that matters. Every automated request can trigger compute, database calls, model usage, bandwidth, or third-party API costs. My thinking is simple: If bots and agents are consuming something valuable, the business should be able to decide what happens next. Allow it. Block it. Rate-limit it. Or charge for it. I’m not against AI at all. I think we’re moving in the right direction technologically. I just think the business infrastructure around AI traffic needs to catch up. That’s what I’m building with Wayleave.dev @vercel_dev @CloudflareDev @stripe

The agentic web is creating a new infrastructure layer. Vercel is making it easier to build and deploy AI applications. Cloudflare is building infrastructure around security, agent traffic and machine payments. I believe there’s an opportunity for a portable control layer across that ecosystem. That’s what we’re building with Wayleave. Build → Identify → Control → Meter → Monetize The vision: build your application, deploy wherever makes sense, and keep agent identity, access policies, usage and monetization connected through Wayleave. We’re not trying to replace the infrastructure developers already use. We’re beginning conversations for Wayleave’s pre-seed round and opening the platform to outside developers. If you’re investing in AI infrastructure, developer tools, or the agentic web, I’d like to connect. We want Wayleave to make that infrastructure agent-aware. @Vercel @Cloudflare @googledevs @XDevelopers @ycombinator @16vchq wayleave.dev

You provide the property intelligence. MRA provides the visual intelligence and field experience. Like Shazam for songs. Like PictureThis for plants. Scout for properties. Gibran Corbin Madison Row Acquisitions madisonrowacquisitions.com

Every proptech platform has the same gap. You've got the data. Millions of records, contracts signed, coverage sorted. And your users still can't get an answer while they're standing in front of the building. So they screenshot an address and look it up later. Which is the moment the deal was actually lost. We built Scout Engine for that gap. You bring your data. We bring the camera — point a phone at a property, resolve the parcel, read the condition off the photo, return a verdict in plain English. Your brand on all of it. You keep your contracts, your margins, your customer, your roadmap. We ship a layer, not a strategy. And because you bring the data, we don't price it in. madisonrowacquisitions.com

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Madison Row Acquisitions, a property intelligence platform for agents, rental operators, and developers, is opening founding access to MRA Scout. Point your phone at any property in America — owner, hold period, equity, condition, and a score built for what you're trying to do with it. Listing agents see who's likely to sell. Sourcing teams see who's likely to deal. All 50 states. Founding claims open now. madisonrowacquisitions.com

For 20+ years, real estate intelligence has meant one thing: sit down, log in, and fight through a wall of filters. We built something that’s never existed before. Point your phone at any property in America. In seconds — the owner, the equity position, the distress signals, and a scored deal read. No login. No search screen. No laptop. We call it Scout. It’s the first camera-first property intelligence tool ever built. Here’s why that matters: → Agents farm their neighborhoods on foot — Walk Mode IDs every home they pass, flagging the ones six months from listing before the owner even knows it. → Investors evaluate a deal standing on the sidewalk — owner, equity, distress signals, and an MRA deal score with plain-English reasoning, before they’re back at a desk. → Everyone else is still exporting spreadsheets. The desk platforms aren’t going anywhere — if your business is pulling 10,000-row lists for a call center, that’s still their game. But if your business happens on the street — showings, open houses, door-knocking, driving your market — Scout starts exactly where those platforms stop. All 50 states. $49/month, locked for our first 500 founding members. The deal is standing right in front of you. Now you can know it in one snap. 📱 madisonrowacquisitions.com #PropTech #RealEstateAgents #Innovation #RealEstateAgents #RealEstateInvesting

I spent months thinking real estate intelligence meant sitting at a desk with a database. Then I built the opposite. Today I'm launching MRA Scout — a camera-first property intelligence app. Three modes, one camera: 📸 Snap it. Take a photo of any property in America. GPS resolves the parcel and you get the owner, estimated equity, distress signals, and a 1–10 deal score with a recommended next move. In seconds. 👁 See it. MRA Vision reads your photo with AI — tarped roof, boarded windows, overgrowth — and folds visible condition into the score. Not Street View from two years ago. Your photo, from ten seconds ago. 🚶 Walk it. Hold your phone up and walk the street. Walk Mode identifies what you're facing as you turn, house by house. Then it goes to work: skip trace the owner, generate the outreach letter, build the deal sheet, match it against your buyers' criteria — one tap each. I built this solo, running a team of AI agents, in weeks. It's live today. First 500 founding members lock $49/mo forever. There's a free tier if you just want to point it at a house and see what happens. 👉 madisonrowacquisitions.com Real estate people in my network — I'd genuinely love your take. Especially if you're currently paying for three tools that do half of this. #realestate #realestateinvesting #AI #buildinpublic #wholesalingrealestate

So a second model reads every draft knowing only what the writer knew, and has to approve it before anything sends. My first version refused 20% of legitimate emails. Kept flagging "refunds take a few business days" as an invented policy. sendable.me

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