// our work

Things we built
that are still running.

A short, honest list. Every project below is live in production and every technical detail is drawn from the actual codebase — not from a brochure.

Healthcare · Multi-tenant SaaS · Hardware integration

Pathoflex

Built for Nakoda Diagnostics

A multi-tenant pathology laboratory platform covering the full path from patient registration to an authorised report — seven distinct staff roles, a tenant-partitioned database, and an on-premise bridge that pulls results directly off a hematology analyser and keeps them safe through an internet outage.

  • Next.js 14
  • NestJS
  • GraphQL
  • PostgreSQL
  • ASTM E1381/E1394
Read the case study

Retail · Booking & payments · United Kingdom

Kapil Hair Studio

Premium salon group, London

A salon management system running the business end to end: multi-stylist scheduling on a resource timeline, packages, gift cards and loyalty, card and Apple Pay checkout, PDF invoicing, transactional email, and an AI voice assistant that answers the phone and takes bookings.

  • Next.js 16
  • React 19
  • Supabase
  • FullCalendar
  • Voice AI
Read the case study

Logistics · AI document extraction · Client not named

Freight documentation extraction

Shipping documentation provider

Bills of lading and related freight paperwork turned into structured shipment records. The hard requirement was fidelity rather than cleverness: a printed gross weight of 18,240.500 has to survive as exactly that, trailing zeros intact, because at a customs desk 18240.5 is a different document. Container numbers are validated against their ISO 6346 check digit, so a mis-read character is caught rather than shipped downstream.

  • Document AI
  • Golden-fixture tests
  • Precision-safe parsing

We also build and operate our own products — WhatsBizAPI and WABAPI — which is where a good deal of our WhatsApp and multi-tenant experience comes from. Further references are available on request.

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