Who we are
Early-stage, founder-led business with an operational focus on the US e-commerce market.
OPZEIT LLC is a US-registered, founder-led company building wholesale sourcing workflows and practical research tools. Claude is already part of our founder's day-to-day software development process; we are now exploring how to bring it into the sourcing product itself.
OPZEIT LLC was established in 2025 as a US-registered company. We approach complex work through structured research, transparent operating stages, and measurable engineering progress—not inflated launch claims.
Early-stage, founder-led business with an operational focus on the US e-commerce market.
Practical tools for repeatable product analysis, workflow automation, and evidence-based research.
Human review, data-quality gates, iterative testing, and cautious deployment.
OPZEIT develops its own wholesale sourcing workflow. Our founder also works on other independent software projects; these are shared as examples of hands-on engineering experience, not represented as OPZEIT-owned products.
OPZEIT is building a more structured approach to US Amazon wholesale research. The focus is on turning supplier inputs and marketplace observations into reviewable sourcing decisions.
Alongside OPZEIT’s e-commerce work, our founder develops a separate quantitative research engineering initiative focused on market-signal evidence, outcomes, and risk evaluation. It is not represented as an OPZEIT-owned product or as a live trading service.
Test an interactive research workspace that parses supplier catalogs, estimates unit economics, highlights missing product data, and exports reviewable results. The prototype demonstrates an early-stage workflow; it is not a live Amazon intelligence service.
The team already works with Claude during planning, code development and debugging. The sourcing demo remains a browser-based prototype; deeper AI features and production integrations are separate milestones.
Supplier/product analysis work has begun. The quantitative research initiative includes scanning, evidence collection, outcome tracking, dashboards, and automated testing.
Improving repeatability, auditability, cost evaluation, data integrity, and risk constraints before wider automation or decision authority.
Evaluate AI-supported document extraction, engineering productivity, structured research summaries, and human-reviewed exception handling.
We use Claude in hands-on development: translating requirements into structure, exploring implementations, working through code and debugging problems. This is different from saying every product already calls the Claude API at runtime. We are careful about that distinction.
Before building OPZEIT’s sourcing workflow, our founder used Claude extensively on a separate, established digital-commerce business. The work included hands-on WordPress engineering, custom WooCommerce features, storefront design, debugging, and practical automation. The commercial business and its website are intentionally not identified here.
Claude has been an important tool in planning system architecture, breaking down modules and working through the engineering of a Python-based quantitative research agent.
“I started using Claude to help me build things I was already working on. It helped me work through custom WordPress and WooCommerce interfaces, plugin logic, integrations, and the architecture of a separate trading research system. I still review, test and make the final decisions myself. For OPZEIT, I want to take that same practical approach further—into repeatable sourcing workflows and, when ready, real API-backed features.”
Claude is one part of the toolchain; other assistants and conventional development tools are also used. This is a description of the founder's experience, not a claim that every system runs Claude models.
The Sourcing Intelligence prototype already parses sample supplier catalogs, estimates margins and ROI, identifies missing fields, and exports research results. Its current calculations run in the browser. We intend to evaluate Claude API for:
Turn inconsistent catalog documents into structured fields for review.
Summarize anomalies, uncertain matches and missing information with source-linked notes where available.
Continue using Claude to support implementation, debugging, reviews and repeatable test coverage.
Help the researcher prioritize checks without making purchasing or financial decisions autonomously.
We describe what exists and what is planned, and we distinguish experience across independent businesses from OPZEIT-owned work. Human oversight and realistic validation come before claims of autonomy.
No claims of proven trading profitability, production-level AI capability, or established Amazon sales from work that is still under research.
Data review, permissions, deterministic checks, and explicit authorization come before operational decisions.
Research systems, credentials, internal logs, and sensitive implementation details are not exposed on this public website.
For business inquiries and legitimate technical collaboration, reach OPZEIT through its company domain. We do not offer investment advice or manage third-party trading accounts through this website.