About

Built by a chemist with 30 years in the chemical industry — technology, product management, sales and marketing, and business development.

I spent 30+ years in specialty chemicals at ExxonMobil and Lubrizol — R&D, business development and innovation leadership, with 10 patents along the way. Now I run Bluetigre Consultants LLC, and I built the thing I always wanted as a BD leader: an AI engine that does the reading.

PROWL reads at machine speed and writes every fact down with its source. I make the judgements, with you. Nothing rests on one search or one person's memory, and nothing reaches you that a person hasn't approved.

The limits matter as much as the capability. PROWL does not size markets and does not rank commercial attractiveness — a high score means a market is well supported by evidence, not that it is worth your capital. That judgement is mine and yours, made together, on evidence you can check.

If you make or distribute specialty chemicals and want to know where else they could sell — let's talk.

Principal
Dr. James S. Puckace (Jim)
Role
Founder · Creator of the PROWL AI Engine
Background
Ph.D. Chemistry · 30+ years ExxonMobil & Lubrizol · 10 patents
Services
Market research · Business-case development · Business & management consulting for specialty chemicals
Based
Okatie, South Carolina · works remotely, worldwide
LinkedIn
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How the work divides

BlueTigre brings the judgement. PROWL does the reading.

The division of labour is the whole design, and it is deliberate in both directions.

PROWLReads at a scale a person cannot

Eight kinds of public source, read in full rather than sampled. Every use becomes a record carrying the sentence, the document and a live link. Every fact has its source and the date it was read.

What it does not do: size markets, or rank commercial attractiveness. A high score means well-supported, not attractive.

BlueTigreDecides what any of it means

Thirty years in specialty chemicals — technology, product management, sales and marketing, business development — at ExxonMobil and Lubrizol, with ten patents.

The machine drafts; a person signs. Every decision point needs a person, and the last one needs a signature. Nothing goes out without one.