The kind of work we take on
We're a growing team building out our public case studies. Rather than pad this page with generic stock examples, here's an honest look at the categories of work we actually take on and how we typically approach each one — get in touch to talk about yours.
Inventory & order management systems
Replacing spreadsheets and manual tracking with a proper multi-location inventory and order system.
A typical engagement covers stock levels across multiple warehouses or stores, purchase orders, low-stock alerts, and a reporting view for owners who currently piece this together from spreadsheets. We design the data model first so reporting stays accurate as the catalog grows.
Field service & scheduling apps
Cross-platform apps for scheduling, job tracking and offline-first data capture in the field.
Technicians in the field often lose connectivity mid-job, so these apps are built offline-first: jobs, checklists and photos are captured locally and sync automatically once a connection returns. Dispatchers get a live view of who's where and what's still open.
Cloud migration & infrastructure
Moving legacy systems onto managed cloud infrastructure with containers and CI/CD, sized to actually cut hosting costs.
We audit what the current setup actually needs before recommending a migration path — the goal is a smaller, more predictable hosting bill and a deploy process the team can run without us, not a bigger cloud invoice with extra steps.
Support workflow automation
AI-assisted triage and response drafting layered onto existing customer support workflows.
Rather than replacing a support team, this layers on top of an existing ticketing tool: incoming requests get categorized and routed automatically, and agents get a drafted first response to edit instead of writing one from scratch.
Building in the open
We're upfront about where we are
We'd rather show you honestly what we specialize in than pad this page with stock photos and invented case studies. As projects ship, we'll publish real write-ups here — with client permission, and with the actual problems and trade-offs involved.
What that means for you
Early clients get closer attention from a smaller, more invested team, and pricing that reflects a company still building its track record. If that trade-off works for you, get in touch and let's talk about your project.