Our work
What we found, and what we built
Every project gets told the same three ways: what they were trying to do, what we actually found when we dug in, and what we built. Client names are withheld — the work is the point.
Law firm · Legal services
Class-action client intake, live in three days
A partner needed field reps signing clients immediately, with every document routed for signature and every submission tracked. The real constraint turned out to be the controller's visibility, not the signatures.
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Multistate dealership group · Automotive
Dual pricing across 100+ terminals
Card price and cash price, consistent on every terminal and every invoice, across a multistate operation. The hard part wasn't hardware — it was making the paperwork and the terminal tell the same story.
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More being written up now: a document capture and management system that replaced an expensive incumbent tool, a clothing company's backend build, and several website revamps. We write each one up within two weeks of delivery — these are next in the queue.
Try something we built
Working recreations of real deliverables, running right here in your browser. Every one uses invented sample data — no client names, no real records, nothing sent anywhere.
Interactive · live
The gap calculator
From a document-automation engagement. Built to make the size of a problem undeniable using the client's own numbers — without ever quoting a price.
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Interactive · live
Class-action case manager
The claims console for a mass-claims matter. Search 187 claimants as you type, build and save your own views, reconfigure the columns, then batch the approved ones into a payout run and watch them settle.
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Interactive · live
POS product import
The highest-value piece of a point-of-sale build. Take a supplier's purchase-order file, map its columns, catch the problems it arrived with, then receive the delivery and reconcile the counts against what was ordered.
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