Work

What we have put into production

Systems that are live, in the hands of the people who use them daily. Clients are described rather than named, because most of this work sits close to how they make money.

Live

A university department

Staff kept asking the same policy and process questions, and the answers lived in documents nobody wanted to open.

Trained on client documentsIn their chat tool
What we built
An assistant trained on their own documents
It answers from their material, not from the open internet.
Inside the chat tool they already used
No new app, no new login, no training day.
Running today
On a support plan, with the document set refreshed as it changes.
Live

A software platform

A product that needed building properly, where a wrong guess about scope would have been expensive in both directions.

Discovery to buildCustom software
How it ran
Paid discovery produced the spec
The client owns it, and it was worth reading on its own.
We built what the spec said
Fixed quote against the spec, half on signature and half on delivery.
In production, on infrastructure they own
No dependency on us to keep the lights on.
In delivery

A metal fabricator

A system being built now against a spec the client owns.

In build
Where it stands

Details go up when it ships. We would rather show one thing that is running than five that are nearly finished.

On numbers

Results come from the system, not from us

Metering is part of every build that charges per result, so the count is produced by the system and auditable by the client. When those readings are cleared for publication, they appear here.

Until then there are no figures on this page. An agency that quotes percentages it cannot show you is doing marketing, not engineering.

What every engagement leaves behind
A spec you own
Whether we build it or somebody else does.
The system on your infrastructure
Your accounts, your data, your keys.
Handoff and training
Your team can run it without calling us first.
A warranty, then a plan or nothing
Support is an option, not a condition of owning it.

Ask us about the ones we cannot publish

On a call we can go into more detail than a public page allows, including what did not work and why.