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Sectors.

Ten sectors. Twenty-four live applications. One dispatch runtime.
Hadron is the runtime. Each tile below is an industry where today's incumbent ships JavaScript or WebAssembly into the browser and hits a compute ceiling. The same five patents power every sector. Open any tile to see the workflows inside, the named reference customers, and (eventually) the live applications running in your browser.
UI heartbeat: 0 frames painted Longest frame gap (last 5s): 0 ms main thread responsive
10 Live

Banking and financial services

Reference: tier-1 retail and corporate banks, sovereign-data regulated deployments
7 apps P1 P2 P3 P4 P5

Real-time fraud scoring per transaction, AML sanctions screening against a 10,000-pattern blocklist with categorical inhibition on fuzzy variants, KYC pipeline running entirely client-side, RM cohort analysis on 10M customer records with behavioural filters, multi-rail payments tracker, on-device customer assistant (NBK Whisper), and in-browser file pre-flight scanner (SafeUpload) for iBusiness uploads. Hadron is the only stack where customer PII never leaves the user's device, automatically satisfying CITRA Tier 3/4, CBK CORF, and PDPL residency rules.

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01 Live

Observability and monitoring

Reference: observability and monitoring platforms
3 apps P3 P5

Browser-side dashboards on millions of trace events. Filter, group, sort at panel-refresh speed. Multi-pattern log search with regex refusal.

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02 Live

Faceted search SaaS

Reference: enterprise search platforms and e-commerce discovery layers
2 apps P3 P4 P5

Sub-keystroke refinement across half a million products. Continuous slider updates without debounce. The InstantSearch.js replacement.

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03 Live

In-browser analytical SQL

Reference: in-browser analytical engines and BI platforms
3 apps P2 P3

NYC taxi explorer on 1M synthetic rides. Cohort builder with live result-size feedback. A/B test analyser running entirely client-side.

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04 Live

Workspace search and productivity

Reference: workspace collaboration and productivity platforms
2 apps P3 P4

Workspace search across 100K synthetic documents with no degradation as the workspace grows. Activity feeds with instant mention filtering.

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05 Live

In-browser ML inference

Reference: browser-based ML inference frameworks
3 apps P2 P5

Live translation with a WebGPU vs WASM backend toggle. Sentiment classification stream. Semantic search RAG without a vector database.

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06 Live

ML experiment tracking

Reference: ML experiment-tracking platforms
1 app P3

Filter / group / sort 5,000 simulated runs at any scale. Loss-curve overlays of fifty runs in a single frame.

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07 Live

Browser code editors

Reference: browser-based code editors and IDEs
3 apps P1 P2 P4 P5

Find-in-files across a 20K-file repo, an in-browser secret & vulnerability scanner that replaces a Snyk subscription, and an AI completion re-ranker that scores candidates locally instead of paying for an LLM judge call.

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08 Live

Trading and financial dashboards

Reference: financial trading platforms and market-data dashboards
1 app P3 P1

Streaming order book at 1,000 ticks per second alongside a live-aggregating portfolio P&L panel. 60fps holds while a naive baseline craters to 30.

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09 Live

On-device training and personalisation

Reference: emerging deployment profiles - privacy browsers, on-device ML, regulated SaaS
2 apps P1 P2 P5

An email-urgency classifier and a news recommendation tuner that both train fully in-browser. Every gradient step picks its own backend; the recommender re-ranks the catalogue with compute + sort engines after every thumbs up.

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