Projects

Technology we've built

Representative builds that show how we approach common product types. Scope, architecture and outcomes are shaped to each business.

CRM

CRMRetail & distribution

A custom CRM that gives every branch one pipeline, clear lead ownership and automated follow-ups.

Problem: Leads arrived through calls, forms and walk-ins, and were tracked in separate spreadsheets per branch. Managers had no reliable view of the pipeline.
Solution: A central CRM with branch-level access, automatic lead assignment, a stage-based pipeline board and scheduled follow-up reminders.
Result: A single source of truth for sales: every lead has an owner, a stage and a next action, and reporting is available without manual compilation.

HRMS

HRMSProfessional services

Attendance, leave, payroll and employee records brought together in one HR platform with self-service.

Problem: HR ran on spreadsheets, a standalone attendance device and email approvals. Payroll required days of manual reconciliation each month.
Solution: An HRMS with employee self-service, policy-driven leave, device-integrated attendance and payroll calculated directly from that data.
Result: HR data lives in one system, approvals happen in the app, and payroll runs from attendance records instead of re-keyed spreadsheets.

SaaS

SaaSTechnology

A subscription analytics product with workspaces, role management, billing and embeddable dashboards.

Problem: A validated internal reporting tool needed to become a product that many customers could sign up for, configure and pay for on their own.
Solution: A multi-tenant architecture with workspace isolation, subscription plans, self-serve onboarding and a super-admin console.
Result: A launch-ready SaaS product: customers can sign up, invite their team and subscribe without any manual setup.

B2C · Mobile

B2C · MobileConsumer services

Customer and provider apps for booking, live tracking, payments and ratings, with an operations panel.

Problem: Bookings were taken by phone and coordinated manually, which limited capacity and left customers without status updates.
Solution: A customer app for booking and payment, a provider app for job management, and an admin panel for dispatch and support.
Result: Customers book and pay in the app and follow their booking in real time, while the operations team manages demand from one panel.

B2B

B2BManufacturing

A dealer ordering portal with account-specific pricing, approvals and order tracking, linked to inventory.

Problem: Dealer orders came in by email and phone. Pricing varied by account, and order status questions consumed the sales team's time.
Solution: A self-service portal where dealers see their own pricing, place orders, track dispatch and download invoices.
Result: Dealers order and check status themselves, approvals follow a defined workflow, and the sales team works from one order queue.

B2C · E-commerce

B2C · E-commerceE-commerce

A marketplace with vendor storefronts, catalogue management, checkout, commissions and payouts.

Problem: A retailer wanted to open its storefront to third-party sellers, which its existing single-vendor store could not support.
Solution: A marketplace platform with vendor onboarding, product approval, unified checkout, commission rules and scheduled payouts.
Result: Vendors manage their own catalogue and orders, customers check out once across sellers, and settlements follow defined rules.

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