Novus Automations
Small software tools that run themselves.
Each tool below watches a public source that nobody has time to check by hand, keeps a clean record of what changed, and links every entry back to the original document. They are small on purpose: one job each, no account needed to read, and priced so a single person or a small firm can use them.
There are 3 services live right now, listed below. This page is the index; each one runs on its own address.
Live services
ED Rule Tracker →
An automated, source-cited tracker of U.S. Department of Education rulemaking.
Final and proposed rules only — the administrative notices that make up roughly seven in eight documents are filtered out.
$19/month or $190/year for email alerts. Reading is free.
ASR Change Tracker →
Daily FCC antenna structure registration changes, organised by tower owner.
The FCC publishes a file of tower registration transactions every day. This reads it and groups it by owner, so a tower company can see what moved on its own portfolio without checking the database by hand.
Free. There is no paid tier on this service.
doccollect →
Collect a client's documents without chasing them, and without giving them a login.
Built for bookkeepers and small accounting firms. You build a per-client checklist; the client gets one link, no account and no password, and uploads from their phone. Reminders chase only what is still outstanding, and stop the moment everything is in.
$19/month solo, $49/month firm. 14-day trial, no card.
How they are built
Each service runs as its own isolated process behind a single host-based router. One being updated or restarted never affects another, and a new tool is added by routing a new hostname to it — which is why this list can grow without anything here being rewritten.