SilentCoreTech

Independent software studio · Montréal

We put a number on the
decision before you make it.

SilentCoreTech builds and runs five products. Each one takes a call people usually make on instinct — what an AI workflow will cost, which stock to reorder, what to charge, what work went unbilled — and turns it into a figure you can check before you commit.

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5

Products

61

Data robots

59

Free calculators

>99%

Robot run success

How this company works

One studio, several products, one domain.

Products, not projects

Every product here has real users or a real store listing. Nothing on this page is a concept — where something is still in development, it says so plainly.

One domain from now on

New products ship as subdomains of silentcoretech.com — marginkit.silentcoretech.com, monday.silentcoretech.com — instead of buying a domain per project. Foreshelf and CalcBusiness keep their own domains because they were established before this consolidation.

Built to be checked

Every product exposes its own arithmetic: cost ranges instead of single fake numbers, stated assumptions, and an explicit list of what the tool does not know.

Money never moves without you

Where a product can spend or send — a purchase order, a supplier email — it runs behind hard caps, an approval step and a cancellation window. There is no fully autonomous mode.

In the pipeline

Planned, not shipped. Listed so the direction is public — each will launch on its own subdomain here.

MCPTrust

A personal security scanner for Claude Desktop extensions and MCP servers. Plan complete, not started.

MIDAS

An open-source, semi-autonomous revenue agent — provider-agnostic, security-first. Scaffolded.

Facturis

E-invoicing, timed to the Verifactu rollout in January 2027.

Frequently asked

What is SilentCoreTech?

An independent software studio based in Montréal that builds and runs five products. It is not an agency — nothing here is billed by the hour — and not a single product either. Each product has its own codebase, its own users and its own release cycle.

Are the products related to each other?

They share a method, not a platform: put a number on the problem before acting on it. MarginKit prices an n8n workflow before it runs, Foreshelf quantifies inventory risk before you reorder, Revenue Recovery OS quantifies unbilled work before you invoice it, and CalcBusiness does the arithmetic small businesses repeat every week.

Which products can I use today?

Four. MarginKit is on PyPI with a free browser analyzer, Foreshelf is on the Shopify App Store, 61 data robots are published on the Apify Store, and CalcBusiness offers 59 free calculators. Revenue Recovery OS for monday.com is still in development.

Why do some products have their own domain and others a subdomain?

Foreshelf and CalcBusiness were established as independent brands before this consolidation, so they keep foreshelf.app and calcbusiness.com. Everything launched from now on ships as a subdomain of silentcoretech.com — starting with marginkit.silentcoretech.com — so each new product inherits the studio's reputation instead of starting from zero on a fresh domain.

How are the data robots priced?

Per result, with a hard spend cap. A failed run costs nothing. Most robots also support delta monitoring, which returns only what changed since your last run, so recurring jobs do not bill you twice for identical rows.

Do these tools collect my data?

This website sets no cookies and runs no analytics or tracking scripts. Each product has its own terms — MarginKit analyses workflows entirely in your browser and never uploads them, CalcBusiness runs entirely in the browser, and Foreshelf processes Shopify store data under the policy published on foreshelf.app.

At a glance

  • Root domainsilentcoretech.com
  • Products live4 / 5
  • Data robots published61
  • Free calculators59
  • BaseMontréal, Canada

SilentCoreTech is an independent software studio. Each product solves one measurable problem for one clearly defined operator, and states its assumptions, its limits and its price in public.

Products run local-first where the data allows it, are priced without a sales call, and are built so the arithmetic behind every recommendation can be checked.