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Income Factory

A covered-call education and screening platform for investors on the path to financial independence.

Why it exists

I spend my time investing in businesses I actually want to hold: quality companies, private and public, the kind you keep for years. But a quality portfolio shouldn't just sit there appreciating, at least not the public part of it. It should pay you along the way.

Most people feel like they have to choose: own growth and collect no income, or own "boring" income and give up the upside. And a lot of people assume options are gambling. I don't buy either one. A disciplined, rules-based income strategy layered on top of quality holdings gets you both: you keep owning the compounders, and you generate income from them.

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What could your stocks be paying you?

Covered-call income on shares you already own, no options-trader required. Drop in a holding and see it run on the live product.

ESTIMATE YOUR INCOME

Runs the real numbers on Income Factory →

▪ a live piece of the actual product

That's how I run my own public core. I never found the strategy difficult. Doing it consistently was: staying systematic usually means becoming an options expert or watching the market all day, and I wanted to do neither. So I built myself a tool: my own spreadsheets and rules, turning the disciplined version into a plain-English call on each position every week, no Greek letters, no options chain.

Eventually the thing I'd built for myself was the thing other income-focused investors kept asking me about. Income Factory is that tool, rebuilt as a real product: my investment philosophy, operationalized. Own quality, stay disciplined, and let the rules do the work.

What it does

Income Factory is an educational and research tool. It doesn't give financial advice, and nothing on this page is a recommendation.

StatusLive at incomefactory.ai
OriginProductized from the tool I built for my own portfolio
Built withDesigned and specified by me, implemented by my AI agent fleet

The honest catch

Turning a personal tool into a public product meant confronting every shortcut I'd allowed myself. The strategy logic was straightforward. Everything around it was difficult: being careful about what the product claims, and drawing a bright line between education and advice.