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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 studyMobile apps
Our team app's waiting list filled with red rows for conversations that needed nothing. We added a way to close a chat without writing in it, and made the wait restart from the customer's next message.
Case studyAI and automation
An AI tool's Stop button often stops only the visible part of the job, while queued and late work carries on being paid for. We traced why in a tool we built for a client, and what a real stop has to do.
Case studyAI and automation
Ads queued in the evening were still running the next day while newer ones finished. There was no queue: a free slot went to whichever job asked first. What we found, what we changed, and the questions to ask about any shared tool.
Case studyVideo and content
A calm explainer came back from the AI video tool with the presenter talking like a recording on fast-forward, and the longest lines read by someone else. The voice was fine; a pace setting and a clip length were not.
Case studyWebsites
A client could not see or open work we had just delivered, because the report arrived as plain text with addresses that could not be tapped. What we changed on our own portal and app, and the checks that catch it before a client does.
Case studyMobile apps
Our own team app opened on charts, not on the customers waiting for a reply. We rebuilt the first screen around who is waiting and for how long; reaching a customer's chat is a tap or two in the reworked version, against four or five moves before.
Case studyVideo and content
A video tool that reads only the spoken words will drop the writer's notes on footage, on-screen text, sound and acted scenes. A client's team found the gap only after watching the finished ad; here is what we changed and what to check in your own videos.
Case studyAI and automation
Short ads from an AI tool can be fine while its long scripts forget the start, repeat a point or come out short. A client's long sales scripts now hold together, and here are the checks to ask for.
Case studyMobile apps
Our own iPhone app was turned down over two App Store rules on personal data. The consent question was too general: it named no AI provider, covered one feature out of three, and came later than the reviewer looked.
Case studyMobile apps
Our own Android app is updated almost every day, and the people using it said it lagged. The cause was not one heavy screen but repeated work, a phone relearning the app after each release, and a demo that crashed only on real phones.
Case studyMobile apps
When a chat in your app feels awkward or unreliable, people stop using it. Here’s what we learned fixing these problems in our own apps, and what you can check yourself.
Case studyAI and automation
A client's AI-written ad scripts sounded polished and the automated review passed them, yet some promised things the brief never said. Here is how the invented lines appeared, and the checks that now catch them.
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