Work
Things we built, and why they work the way they do
Each of these is a real system with real constraints. The interesting part is rarely the feature list. It is the decision that made the thing viable. Those are what these write-ups are about.
VetBid
An AI business-development platform that reads federal solicitations and tells veteran-owned firms which ones they can actually win.
Next Door Notice
A geospatial monitoring platform that watches every planning application in London and tells people when one lands near them.
AwesomeGene
A fully automated video production pipeline: one brief in, a finished, published video out, with no human in the middle.
Olim Paveway
An AI planning tool that turns a fragmented, high-stakes immigration process into a personalised, document-backed plan.
Email Automator
A multi-step email outreach engine (sequencing, A/B variants, send-window throttling) with an MCP interface so an AI agent can operate it directly.
AdSelf
A self-serve ad platform where advertisers fund and launch their own campaigns, with creative review as the one human checkpoint.
WhatsApp Dashboard
A local-first WhatsApp campaign and CRM platform running two connector types behind one schema, so a number's connection method is a config value.
Video Pipeline (Stick dashboard)
A local production dashboard that takes a video from title idea to a scheduled YouTube upload, with every stage (script, voice, render, metadata) one click away.
Commission Tracker
A reconciliation dashboard that replaced a spreadsheet nobody could fully trust.
Your problem is probably not on this page
Most of what we build has never been built before in that exact shape. Describe the constraint you are working against and we will tell you whether it is tractable.