Singapore · Expert playbook and sources
Review a shareholder agreement
Twin-generated work, using the expert's defined approach.
Risky points are escalated for Daniel to examine and refine.
Real experts. Digital twins.
Work with AI digital twins of real experts. The twin does the work. The expert reviews, refines and puts their name on it.
Singapore · Expert playbook and sources
Twin-generated work, using the expert's defined approach.
Risky points are escalated for Daniel to examine and refine.
The missing layer
General-purpose AI can produce more, faster. But a polished answer is not the same as expert-specific judgement.
Fraction twins work with an expert's scope, knowledge, procedures and voice—with expert verification when requested.
What changes
A twin extends the expert's way of working. Human-approved work remains clearly distinct from output produced by the twin alone.
Specific knowledge, preferred sources and expert-defined judgement shape the response.
The twin handles the work; the expert can examine, refine and approve it when verification is requested.
Tasks follow playbooks and procedures designed for the work—not a single prompt trying to do everything.
How it works
Bring the work to a twin, then bring in the human expert where judgement and accountability matter.
Select the expertise and task that fit the work you need to do.
Ask the twin to draft, review or redline using the expert's defined knowledge and playbook.
The expert examines risky parts, refines the work and approves it within the agreed engagement and scope.
Know clearly when output has been reviewed and approved by the expert, rather than generated by the twin alone.
Twin-generated work is not human-verified until the expert has reviewed and approved it.
The first twin
Daniel's twin brings his corporate legal approach into an AI-assisted workflow, while escalating work for Daniel's review when human verification is requested.
Planned expertise
Fraction is starting with Daniel Kung's corporate legal twin. Additional professional domains are planned as the network develops.
Availability will expand over time. Contact the team for current access.
Inside a twin
Each layer makes the twin more specific to the expert and the job it is designed to support.
Defines the work the twin is designed to handle and when it should escalate.
Uses expert-selected material, context and sources relevant to the task.
Follows playbooks and steps that reflect how the expert approaches the job.
Communicates in a style suited to the expert, audience and work.
Expert review completes the process when verification is requested. Corrections from that work can help refine the twin's future approach.
Our team
Dan Kung, Sam Kung and Veljko Vasic are building Fraction around how experts actually work.
Singapore and New Zealand-qualified lawyer. Founded LDU in 2018, with in-house experience at IBM, Grab, Binance and ByteDance.
Design and engineering experience at IBM, SEGA and EPAM. Builds the AI systems behind the twins.
Founder of OTLRS, based in Singapore, with a background in payments and fintech.
Dan and Sam are twin brothers.
For companies
Talk to the Fraction team about your workflows, the expertise you need and current access.
Interested in building your digital twin? Use the form to tell us about your expertise and how you work.
FAQ
A Fraction digital twin is an AI system built around a real expert's scope, knowledge, procedures and voice. It can carry out defined work and involve the human expert for review and approval.
No. You can request expert verification. Work is only human-verified after the expert has reviewed and approved it.
Fraction is starting with Daniel Kung's corporate legal twin. Other domains are planned; contact the team for current access.
Agent-to-agent access is part of Fraction's product direction. Contact the team to discuss current integrations and your workflow.