Healthcare, gaming, local services, and software. This page is the current state of every company in the portfolio, plus the build log going back to 2013. No projections, just what is real.
Some are established and profitable, some are live and growing, some are still being built. No projections, just current state.
My flagship, and the one that started it all. A membership and strategy platform for competitive Madden and college football gamers, profitable and running on its own rails since 2013. This is the playbook the rest of the portfolio is built on.
A pelvic floor physical therapy practice in Oxford, Mississippi, led by my wife, Dr. Meg Cochran. In-home, cash-pay, and built and grown with the same playbook as everything else here.
A local lawn care and landscaping company, run with operating partner Jeremy Miller. Rebuilt from per-mow jobs into recurring memberships, proof that the playbook drives real revenue.
A safety-guided home exercise platform for pelvic floor PT clinics. Clinicians assign protocols, patients follow them at home with the right guardrails built in.
White label league management for golf clubs: RSVP, handicap-balanced draws, live leaderboards, and season standings, branded for each club.
A free tool that grades how AI sees your business and shows you what to fix. The front door to my digital services work.
A healthy home education brand: ebooks and a course that teach families how to find and fix the hidden things making their home unhealthy.
MaddenTurf goes back to 2013. Six more companies since February 2026. This is the log, not a highlight reel. It gets a new line every time something real ships.
I win a Madden tournament at Alabama. People start asking how I got so good, so I start making YouTube videos to teach it, back before YouTube was the obvious place to do that.
I teach myself to build an eBook and publish my first one, going deeper than a video could.
MaddenTurf goes live as a membership website, back when sites like that were still a new idea in competitive gaming.
MaddenTurf's biggest pivot: the primary membership model shifts from yearly to monthly for steadier recurring revenue, while creators keep selling their own guides individually with a revenue share.
Thirteen years running MaddenTurf. Then in February 2026, I started building a lot more.
Start building. Oxford Lawn Pro, a friend's lawn care business, becomes the first real training ground.
oxfordlawnpro.com goes live.
Oxford Lawn Pro's membership pitch lands. The business starts shifting from one-off mows to recurring revenue.
GradeSlap's first version launches: a free tool that scores how AI sees a business.
Oxford Lawn Pro's membership pricing rebuilt around real demand from real customers.
PelvicOS and Club Draw both go from idea to live product in the same week. pelvicos.com and clubdrawgolf.com go live.
Cochran Ventures LLC formed. EIN issued and the business bank account approved the same day.
cochranventuresgroup.com goes live.
The Cochran Ventures payment rail goes live. Money can now move through the umbrella.
WYAtherapy's entire patient lifecycle, booking through payment, moves onto one system.
MaddenTurf's season turnover ships: a new hub, new guides, a homepage revamp, all in about a week.
The AI services line opens its doors: the assessment offer goes live at cochranventuresgroup.com/ai, and this portfolio gets its own page.
This page is part of the log. Updated as it happens, not on a schedule.
I am Chris Cochran. Every company on this page is one I built and run. If you own a business, this playbook can work on yours.
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