Justin Jordan Labs

Justin Jordan Labs operates the bench at jjlabs.ai, a workspace tied to its consulting practice at jjtech.ai. The bench publicly displays in-progress client websites, AI tooling, and a product called 168. The business is run by founder Justin Jordan, who states he builds systems and teaches client teams to operate them, with all current work either running for a client, in testing, or being trained.

168 is a cycling coaching engine that uses AI to monitor a rider's full 168-hour week, including time outside scheduled training sessions. It is currently in private beta and available to riders by invitation.

The business operates on the premise that a rider trains 8 to 12 hours a week, but the other 156 hours decide whether those 10 produce anything. Sleep, fuel, work stress, travel, and recovery are all factors the AI engine monitors.

The website says that client sites, AI tooling, and 168 are all visible while they are still being built. The bench is open while the work is still on it.

The industries covered include information technology and services, computer software, and management consulting. The business focuses on building systems and teaching teams to operate them.

To get started, visitors can request beta access for 168 or book a call. The bench is open while the work is still on it, allowing potential clients to see the in-progress projects.

You can reach Justin Jordan Labs by e-mail at hello@jjtech.ai.

The official website of Justin Jordan Labs is jjlabs.ai.

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