Why I built this
Most small employers inherit the mess rather than make it. A paper binder nobody has opened in years, files scattered across a shared drive, the same product written down three different ways, a written program that predates the current owner. I offer a fixed SDS Ready setup, ongoing care if you want it, and managed HazCom implementation when the whole program needs building.
Michigan is the core specialization. I move into surrounding states one verified jurisdiction pack at a time, because Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, and Wisconsin do not all enforce this the same way. I would rather stay state-aware than flatten every employer into one generic OSHA checklist.
What I am building is simple enough to say in a sentence: photograph a chemical, identify it correctly, find and verify the right SDS, file it in the right facility binder, and watch it over time. Snap-to-SDS, QR binders, freshness monitoring, and supplier-request tracking are still being built. The full implementation service is available now, and I do that work by hand.