PurposeRegister of case records, each downloadable as a PDF Issued 17 Sep 2026 · Rev. C
Case records.
One record per engagement or product: the problem, what was built, how it was built, and what we do and do not claim. Every record is also a PDF you can file.
1.0
Federal
| Record | Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Air Force SBIR Phase II | An AFWERX SBIR Phase II for hands-free immersive training, won by a proposal team Frank Robles was brought onto and delivered with him as development lead, from zero code to a working solution for the Air Force. | |
| SPARC | Immersive training authored in a browser and delivered to a headset or to an ordinary browser tab. It grew out of an Air Force SBIR we built from zero code under a prime, and the platform is ours. |
2.0
Owned products
| Record | Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| GateTracker | Gate access, visitor management and guard workforce control for sites where the cell signal drops and the paperwork still has to hold up in an audit. | |
| QuietWatcher | Uptime and security monitoring that runs on the user's own machine. The engine and the database ship inside the app, so the target, the response and the credential used to reach it never leave the device. | |
| Got.Law | A legal marketplace across two full platform generations, 2015 to 2025. Frank Robles built it as CTO, led its sale to a public company, ran it as President at launch, and Robles Industries owns the platform today. |
3.0
Healthcare
| Record | Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| At-home clinical testing | A patient buys a clinical assessment, takes it at home, and gets a result reviewed by a licensed provider in their own state. One application carries the whole path, and it will not start if its own tests fail. | |
| Physician record review | A portal where an independent physician reads a patient's records, agrees or disagrees with the prior assessment, and sends a billable review note back to the treating practitioner. Built from a blank slate. | |
| HIPAA training and certification | Annual HIPAA workforce training sold by the seat and by the block, with every question traced to its citation and a certificate anyone can check. | |
| AI outbound voice | An AI calling program for a healthcare company, built so that every call, including the ones that fail, ends in a fixed, auditable record and never leaves health information on a voicemail. |
4.0
Regulated commercial
| Record | Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| ClearFunds | A construction payments platform built so the money can only move the way the contract already says it can. Frank Robles is ClearFunds' chief technology officer. | |
| VerifiedSAFE | Infection prevention for operating rooms, where the software is what turns a cleaning service into a compliance record a hospital can hold up afterwards. |
5.0
Public sector and civic
| Record | Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| DigitalTown civic identity | The City of Austin asked what blockchain could do for people without housing. Frank led DigitalTown's entry, a working wallet-based identity built in a weekend, the only working solution in the field, and the city built its MyPass digital identity effort on it. |
6.0
The principal
| Record | Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Frank R. Robles | Founder, CEO, CTO and COO across three decades of networks, data centers, software and operations. He originated the metro Ethernet carrier model and holds two US patents. | |
| NanoSpace and Yipes | In 1998 Frank Robles proposed running business communications over city fiber with Ethernet equipment. That idea became the metro Ethernet carrier model, and a national carrier was built on it. | |
| Neopolitan Networks | A metro Ethernet carrier built without outside money until its network carried paying customers on critical operations. Only then did Frank Robles raise its Series A. | |
| CityNAP | San Antonio's first carrier-neutral network access point, built in a derelict building and run on 100 percent renewable power. The first green data center in Texas, and the second in the United States. | |
| OakStone Ventures | Twelve years on the investor side of the table, as general manager of a Palo Alto seed fund. A founder who works with Frank Robles gets an advisor who has read the pitch from the other chair. | |
| Operational Technologies | Chief technology officer of a $200 million multinational with eight divisions and one IT technician. He left it with executive governance, monthly KPIs, a team and a private cloud. | |
| Austin Board of Realtors | The board brought Frank Robles in to find out whether technology was failing the organization and its members. It was. They asked him to stay a year and fix it. | |
| DigitalTown | Frank Robles built a startup's platform, led its sale to a public company for stock, and then ran operations for the buyer: a launch, a regulated money business and a city challenge. | |
| Where it started | Before the carriers, the data centers and the executive roles, Frank Robles spent seven years making software that shipped and worked. Build the test harness before the product. Document it so anyone can step in. |
7.0
Commercial work
Consumer, mobile and product engagements for private clients, among them Airluum, CarArt, Tailorie and Wanderlust Campus, are published by our commercial practice at div42.com.