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What we build, launch and fix for businesses — and what you can take from it. Real projects, told by the engineers who did the work.
Case studyVideo and content
A fix that stopped AI presenters holding banknotes also deleted a prop one ad was built around, and a pointing line cut away to someone else. How we traced it, and what to check in your own AI video ads.
Case studyVideo and content
A clean script check does not mean an ad platform will accept a supplement ad. What our engineer found when a video team's checker stayed quiet on the lines that get supplement ads rejected, and warned about the honest ones.
Case studyVideo and content
When captions are written from what a machine heard, a price can appear ten times its real size and a sum meant to stay hidden can sit in plain sight. Our engineer traced it to the transcript, and changed where the on-screen figures come from.
Case studyVideo and content
We wanted a daily video without filming every day, so an image model drew the presenter in new places and clothes. The pictures were tidy and still not quite him. Here is the test that caught it, and how to run it on your own pictures.
Case studyWebsites
When we added Spanish to our own platform, the translation was the easy part. Number formats, words with two meanings and a chat assistant that guessed the wrong language caused the trouble.
Case studyVideo and content
Two of a client's AI-made video ads looked machine-made to the editors who approved them, for two different reasons. We traced each one, and both now come from the same way of cutting an ad.
Case studyWebsites
Our own platform was built for one country, so the country was written into hundreds of places rather than set anywhere. Here is how we traced it, what we changed, and what an owner can check before serving a second country.
Case studyVideo and content
A client's video team found the trouble with their AI presenter ads was in the hands. Here is where it starts, what we changed, and what to look at in your own clips.
Case studyWebsites
Our own site scored slow on phones in Google's speed test, even though the pages are light and mostly text. The opening screen was waiting for things it did not show.
Case studyMarketing
A burst of sign-ups after an app update looks like growth, and a busy website looks like demand. Here is how we found that almost all of it was machines, and how to tell people from robots in the figures you already record.
Case studyVideo and content
A track you uploaded sits in the music list but never plays, while the built-in tracks work. The file is usually fine — the tool is looking for it in the wrong place. What we found, what we changed, and the checks you can run yourself.
NewsAI and automation
Research covered by Search Engine Journal looked at 1,650 responses and found AI assistants recommend different brands depending on the language the question was asked in. If you have only checked in English, you have checked part of the picture.
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