The pieces and their boundaries are settled before code.
Several institutions, one system, records kept apart.
One codebase, both stores: iOS and Android.
We take a running system over and improve it.
AI only where the problem actually calls for it.
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Our own workshop software, built around the car on the ramp. A work order, the parts it consumes and the invoice it produces run as one chain, and the accounting side hangs off that same record. Maintenance history lives on the plate and chassis, so it travels with the car.
Our own product for HVAC, boiler and appliance service companies. The customer and device records the office works from are the same ones the technician carries into the field. A job can be opened and closed in a basement with no signal, and service history stays tied to the device.
Our own product, still in development and not yet live. How long an appointment runs, what it is booked against and how bookings stack all differ by trade, so we are keeping those rules configurable inside the product instead of fixing them in code.
A single-page QR menu. The menu splits into sections and every section carries its own address, so the code on a table and the code in the window open the page at different points. Built with Vue 3, moving between sections costs no new page request. No ordering, payment or stock layer.
Our own iPhone app for house cleaners who work alone. The day's homes appear in order, every door code stays locked behind Face ID, and moving one visit leaves the rotation where it was. A PHP server confirms subscriptions by checking Apple's signature itself, with no outbound call.
An HVAC company's site receives two unlike requests: a pre-sale site survey and a post-installation service call. Each runs as its own intake flow inside the same Laravel application as the marketing pages, so requests reach the team already separated.
Our own iPhone app. It synthesizes masking noise on the phone, sample by sample, keeps playing after a call, an alarm or a headphone disconnect, and shows a log of the night each morning. A PHP server we wrote checks the one-time purchase a second time against Apple's signature.
Our own iPhone app for small trade businesses. A painter or handyman pairs a before photo and an after photo with a note for each task, and the app lays them out as a PDF carrying the business logo and license line. Everything happens on the phone: no account, no server, no network calls.
Our own product, still in development. The QR code printed on a card points at one fixed address, while the page behind it is edited from a panel. When a number, a job title or an address changes, the record is updated and the box of cards stays valid.
Our own product, still in development. Someone creates an AI character, and that character posts into a shared feed. Its identity and the history it builds up sit on an account rather than inside a chat session, and text and images come from two separate generation paths.
A preparation tool that turns a printed question booklet into individual questions. Computer vision splits the page, a language model ties each question to its answer key, and the same model drafts fresh questions from the samples already in the pool.
A classifieds platform for the people who buy and sell plastic processing machinery. The catalog is locked to one machine family and the category tree follows the distinctions inside it; new and used stock share a single list, with condition acting as a filter.
Three kinds of content behave differently here. A forecast is overwritten on every refresh, a past day is written once and never changes, and a climate summary is recomputed as the archive grows. Every date and location holds its own permanent address.
We took over a running Laravel site rather than building one. Vehicle image storage was rebuilt around one naming rule and the heaviest catalog queries moved behind a cache; everything that already worked was left where it was.
Buyers pick a SsangYong model, configure it by trim and color, watch the price form from that choice and pay without leaving the flow. The configurator and the checkout are two steps of one flow.
A touchscreen app standing on the showroom floor. Visitors browse the full SsangYong range and compare trims there, on the dealership's own device. Nothing is installed on anybody's phone: walking up to the screen is the whole setup.
Marks on an optical answer sheet are read from the image of the form rather than through a reader's optics. Scoring stops being something that happens at one machine in one office: whoever uploads the sheet gets the result.
A construction site is temporary, so no turnstile goes up and crews move between projects. Entry and exit are logged from the worker's own phone with a QR scan and a location check. At month end, who was where and for how long is read back out of those records.
A selection and quoting tool for an electric heater manufacturer. The user states a heating requirement instead of a part number; the software runs the engineering calculation, and the heater it picks becomes a line on the quote.
Instructor, equipment and time slot together decide how many people a class can take. Members buy packages, so each reservation draws a credit off a balance, while cancellations and no-shows post to it differently. An invoice arises at the sale; usage is read from the calendar.
Treatment is planned tooth by tooth and split into sessions spread over weeks. An appointment is a scheduled step of that plan rather than an empty slot, so changing the plan moves the calendar. Invoices and reports come off the same patient record.
One scent stays a single product record and each bottle size is a separate sellable unit, priced and stocked on its own, so a new size is not a new product. Fragrance family and notes run alongside the category tree, for shoppers who arrive without a brand name in mind.
Patients type in their lab values and a physician writes the reading. The public site takes the values, the doctor's panel is where the interpretation is written and approved, and a mobile app tells the patient the moment it is ready.
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