The first work was not a product. It was sitting with founders who wanted a UK company, working out which documents a registry would accept, which ones a bank would accept afterwards, and why those two answers were so often different.
Doing that repeatedly produced something more useful than a business: a map of where the process actually breaks. Identity checks that have to be redone because the first document was a month too old. Address requirements that nobody states until a filing is rejected. Documents delivered by email because there was no better way, and then forwarded, and then forwarded again.
Those repeated failures are the product roadmap. DorskoVerify exists because company verification was being done by hand. DorskoWork exists because the address question came up in almost every case. DorskoPay exists because merchants kept describing the same reconciliation problem. Each one started as a workflow somebody was already performing.
The operating services are still running. That is deliberate: a product built by someone who has stopped doing the work drifts away from it within a year.