A closer look at
what we’ve built.
Websites, apps, and tools for everyday work. See what each one does, why we built it, and what using it looks like. Client projects and our own products are labeled separately.
Excellens — an eyewear website with appointment booking
An eyewear shop where customers can browse frames and book a visit in English or Spanish. Staff can update the catalog and prices themselves.
Field Invoice — service records and invoices, finished on site
A pest-control technician enters the job once to create a treatment record and a separate invoice. The app works on site, even without internet.
PantryPlan — a meal planner that knows what is in the cupboard
Keep track of food at home, plan the week’s meals, and share a shopping list. Recipe ideas start with the ingredients you already have.
Remme — a place to remember where you put things
Record where things are stored, what is missing, and what you have lent out. Ask the assistant to help find an item in your saved records.
Coach Mark — an AI habit coach that helps you choose today’s next step
Turn a broad goal into small daily tasks. An AI coach uses your check-ins to suggest next steps, while game-style progress shows what you have completed.
AI phone receptionist — a business phone line that can answer common questions
An AI receptionist answers calls using your business information and call options. Each business has its own greeting, customer records, and settings.
Company OS — one dashboard for the software that keeps work moving
See software projects and scheduled jobs in one dashboard. Check what each project does and whether routine work ran, without searching through separate files.
CyberHawk — a security check for the components inside your software
Check the components used by your apps for known security problems. Keep a history of findings and review proposed fixes before any software is changed.
AIOps — one issue tracker for problems that need attention
Bring problems found across software projects into one work list. Keep the details with each issue and check that it is resolved before closing it.
What would a useful
change look like for you?
Tell me where time, customers, or capacity get lost. We can work out what is worth fixing first and how to tell whether it helped.