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What we build

Four kinds of work
that keep meeting each other.

A portal needs an integration. The integration needs a machine to answer. We kept all four capabilities in one team because splitting them across three vendors is how projects stall.

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Interface

Web apps and websites

The screens people use all day, and the ones that win you the meeting.

  • Customer portals
  • Dashboards and admin panels
  • Marketing sites
  • Design systems
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Automation

AI agents and process automation

Work that used to need a person watching an inbox.

  • Document and email intake agents
  • Workflows with human review
  • Search over your own documents
  • Evals that catch regressions
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Systems

ERP, systems and integrations

Making the systems you already paid for agree with each other.

  • ERP setup and extension
  • APIs and event pipelines
  • Data migration with rollback
  • Reports finance and ops both accept
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Machines

Mobile apps and connected machines

Software that leaves the office — in a pocket, or bolted to a machine.

  • iOS and Android apps
  • Vending and kiosk software
  • Telemetry and remote diagnostics
  • Fleet dashboards for support

Design

Design is not a separate phase

From workflow to interface

  • We watch the current workflow before drawing a screen
  • Flows and states first, visual polish second
  • One design system, extended rather than redrawn per feature
  • Accessibility decided in the design, not patched in review

What you get

  • Clickable flows for the paths that matter
  • Tokens and components in code, not just in a design file
  • A written rationale for the decisions that were close calls
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What we reach for, and when

  1. Interfaces

    • TypeScript
    • React
    • Next.js
    • Astro
    • Tailwind CSS

  2. Services and data

    • Node.js
    • Python
    • PostgreSQL
    • Redis
    • REST + typed clients

  3. Agents and automation

    • Claude API
    • OpenAI API
    • Queues and workers
    • Evals
    • n8n

  4. Mobile and devices

    • React Native
    • Flutter
    • MQTT
    • Linux
    • Embedded Android

  5. Delivery

    • Docker
    • GitHub Actions
    • Terraform-ready infra
    • Sentry

Your next move

Not sure which of these you need?

Describe the workflow. We will tell you which parts are worth building, which are worth buying, and which should stay a spreadsheet.

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