Built by someone who stays.

BooleBridge is Nicholas Van Wey, a builder who has spent the last four years putting AI to work inside real businesses, from enterprise teams to a personal-injury law firm. He designs the system, ships it, and stays until people rely on it.

He came to software from hospitality, with a degree in hospitality management and communications from UMass Amherst and a minor in studio art. His first build was a guide for hotel guests, made because the same questions kept arriving at the front desk. That is still the method: find the question people keep asking, then build the thing that answers it.

Why the name

George Boole was a self-taught mathematician whose algebra of true and false became the logic every computer runs on. BooleBridge carries that logic into working businesses, one agent at a time.

The mark is Boole's truth table for AND, drawn as four arched windows. Of the four cases, only one comes out true, so only one window is lit.