About

The Brutal Irony

Today I'm an automation engineer. I build AI systems for companies that run themselves.

I can architect complex workflows. Design dashboards. Write scripts that do boring tasks while humans sleep.

But I couldn't crack the one system that mattered most when I was 15: getting my own homework done without destroying my relationship with my parents.

And here's the thing that still makes me angry: This kind of AI didn't exist when I needed it.

What Finally Worked

I stopped trying to "try harder."

I stopped believing I needed more discipline, motivation, or time management skills.

I started building infrastructure instead.

Not another planner. Not another app. Not another weekly coaching call where someone tells me to "break tasks into chunks."

Actual automation:

• Teacher loops that get replies automatically
• Task trackers that sync across every device
• Launch routines that trigger without anyone standing over me
• AI that breaks down assignments before I even think about procrastinating

Within 10 days of going live:

• I started homework before anyone asked
• Teachers replied to emails I didn't know I needed to send
• Zeros stopped appearing
• We got our evenings back

Why Riveta Labs Exists

Parents in my IEP circle saw the change. They asked me to build it for their families.

That's when I realized three things:

1. This isn't a parenting failure. Every parent I talked to had tried everything. Tutors. Therapists. Apps. Reward charts. Nothing stuck.
2. Teaching organization to someone with executive dysfunction is like teaching someone with a broken leg to walk better. You don't teach a diabetic to produce insulin through willpower. You give them insulin. You don't teach an ADHD teen to remember homework through discipline. You give them a prosthetic memory system.
3. I'm not a therapist playing with automation. I'm an automation engineer who happens to understand ADHD from the inside. That difference matters.

What Makes This Different From Everything You've Tried

Speed

Traditional coaching: 6 months to "see improvement."
OneTracker: working system in your first week.

Because when your teen is failing right now, "let's build habits over time" is a luxury you can't afford.

Automation

Other solutions: "Use this planner! Check Google Classroom daily!"
OneTracker: the system checks for you.

It syncs directly with Canvas LMS. Assignments get ranked by priority automatically. Your teen gets a daily SMS at homework time. No one has to remind anyone of anything.

The Guarantee

Everyone else: pay per session, hope for the best.
Us: we don't give refunds. We give results.

Within your first 30 days, these four things must be true:

1. Your teen logged 3 or more tasks independently
2. You received 1 or more teacher reply
3. Your teen confirmed homework launch via SMS at least 3 times
4. You can manage the system in less than 15 minutes daily

If not, your subscription pauses. The system keeps running at our cost until you hit all four. We call it the Homework-Running-or-Free guarantee.

Not "sorry, good luck." Not "maybe try therapy." We stay until homework runs itself.

I have 4,000 miles of proof. In Summer 2024 I cycled from San Francisco to Washington D.C. with the Journey of Hope, a cross-country ride for disability awareness. Sixty-two days. Fourteen states. $6,749 raised for The Ability Experience. Same mission. Same discipline. When I say we stay until it works, I mean it.

Who This Actually Works For

This is for you if:

• You've spent thousands on tutors and coaches and homework is still a nightly war
• Your teen is smart but cannot start tasks, track assignments, or turn work in
• You're exhausted being the homework police and want your relationship back
• You need this fixed NOW, not 6 months from now
• You're willing to trust a system over hoping your teen "gets motivated"

Two ways to start:

• Self-serve: Start OneTracker at $149/mo. Connect Canvas, add your teen, the system runs. No calls required.
• Concierge Sprint: Need hands-on help? Book a fit check. We'll build the full system with you in 10 days.

This won't work if:

• You want someone to do your teen's homework (we build systems, not cheat)
• Your teen actively refuses ALL homework (that's therapeutic, not architectural)
• You're not willing to let the system run for at least 30 days

What Actually Happens

Day 1: Connect

You sign up and connect your teen's Canvas account. Takes about 10 minutes. OneTracker pulls in every assignment and starts ranking them by priority.

Day 2-3: Launch

The daily SMS routine starts. Your teen gets a text at homework time with their top 3 assignments. They reply "DONE" when they finish. No app to open. No login to remember.

Week 1: Proof

Assignments stop falling through cracks. You get a parent summary each evening. Teacher contact happens automatically when needed. You stop being the homework police.

Day 30: Guarantee Check

We check all four success criteria. If any are missed, your subscription pauses and the system keeps running at our cost until you hit them. That's the Homework-Running-or-Free guarantee.

Day 31+: You Own It

The system runs itself. Under 15 minutes of parent time per day. Your teen builds the habit because the system makes it easier to start than to avoid.