Solvulator · the Ehrlich agency
Avrum Ehrlich (אברהם מרק אברום ארליך) is a High-Court petitioner fighting enforcement liens and court fees under a disability exemption. This is the honest operating picture of his whole bureaucratic, legal and financial life — what's done, what's in progress, and what we haven't reached yet — plus the surfaces that already run.
Counts below are computed from the same data that drives the maps — the summary can't drift from the detail.
Operator-facing workbenches that are up right now. These are the "done" you can click.
Start with one small surface. Each card explains what it is for, where it runs, and what a first-time operator can do in under a minute.
Ehrlich's bureaucratic life as a fog-of-war map. Charted = we have data and a working channel; scouted = we know it's there; fogged = reachable but unexplored. Tap any tile for what we don't have yet and how we'd get it.
The operational capabilities of the agency — colour-coded by how real each one is: live, partial, planned, concept, down.
The legal timeline that everything else serves — High-Court fee-exemption appeal (עת״ר), ECA third-party liens, and the fogged edges we're still chasing.