Proof, not a portfolio of promises
We don't have client case studies to publish yet, and we'd rather show you nothing than make one up. Here's what you can actually go check for yourself.
3 products we built and run ourselves
CSV Normalize, Bank Statements CSV, Card Statement CSV, live, public, and free to try. The same team builds custom versions for clients.
What else we've built
No client names, no invented numbers: problem, what we built, and what that means. As projects close with permission to share results, they'll appear here as full case studies.
- Problem
Catalog copy written by hand from structured product data
What we builtAn AI system that generates product listing descriptions from structured product fields for a marketplace-style application
What that meansConsistent listing text from the same data the catalog already has, without rewriting every SKU by hand
- Problem
Incoming files sorted and filed manually
What we builtDocument classification pipelines that sort and route files by type and content
What that meansIncoming PDFs and exports land in the right place without someone opening each one
- Problem
Multi-step ops work that needed several people in sequence
What we builtMulti-step AI agent workflows that chain processing stages into one automated pipeline
What that meansOne automated path instead of a handoff chain for that process
- Problem
Generic chatbots that don’t know company docs
What we builtChatbot integrations that answer from a company’s own documents
What that meansAnswers grounded in manuals, policies, and internal material, not unsourced guesses
What a Pilot looks like
A typical $2,000 Pilot is about two weeks once scope is agreed: one narrow build, fixed price, code you own.
Scope locked
Short call on the real problem. Written scope, price, and timeline agreed before any invoice.
Build in the open
Working software you can try mid-build, not a black-box delivery at the end.
Ship and hand over
Deployed, documented, source code yours. Optional ongoing support after that.
56 published technical articles
If you want to judge the depth of what we know rather than take our word for it, the blog is the place to look.
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