Handwritten orders, spreadsheets, WhatsApp and old systems, connected by our agents into one place that works.
Orders arrived on paper, were typed in twice, and sometimes not at all. Now every order is a row on one live board.
Changes, questions and cancellations lived in a chat nobody could search. Now every message lands on the order it belongs to.
One file, three people, colours by hand. Now the numbers update themselves, as a chart.
Which one was current depended on who you asked. Now there is one, per customer chain.
Customers and balances in software from 2011. Now they are one screen, connected to everything else.
A printed count, already wrong by lunchtime. Now stock moves with every order.
Who drives and who packs, crossed out and rewritten. Now the schedule follows the orders.
Our agents connected every piece to the one place it belongs. That is what we build.
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Under the screen
The system you just saw is built in four layers. Three of them never appear in a demo.
The screen
The screens you click. This is where most proposals stop.
The data
We connect the system to your real data in the first week, not to a sample sheet. What you test is what you will work with.
The checks
Every system comes with a written contract of what counts as working, and one command that checks all of it. You see the result, not just the screen.
The team
Security, privacy, database, three-angle QA and design: a specialist AI agent for each, and one person accountable for all of them. What usually only a large organisation gets.
Real systems we built for clients, filmed from their own screens.
Hundreds of properties run from spreadsheets, and service calls arriving on WhatsApp. The system is live and the team uses it every day. The film is built from screenshots of its test environment, with names, addresses, phone numbers and ID numbers hidden.
A pastry chef who took orders on WhatsApp and the phone, and ran out of oven on busy days. The film is built from real screenshots of the system we are building for her, taken from its development environment, with the business name hidden. It has not launched yet.
Supplier invoices passed from hand to hand and work hours reported on WhatsApp. The film is built from real screenshots of the system we are building, taken from its development environment, with the business names hidden. The build continues phase by phase.
One system, wired to your real data, running before we call it done.
We start from what hurts, not from the technology. Each of these stands on its own, and most of the time they work together.
Every person who uses it gets their own login, set up before launch, not added later as an afterthought.
We connect it to your real data before launch, not a spreadsheet standing in as a placeholder.
The people who built it are the people you call when something breaks.
Clearing a desk is not a promise. It is five stages, and each one has a receipt.
We sit with the people who do the work every day, look at the spreadsheets, the notes and the WhatsApp chats, and draw every screen. You see and approve how it will look before a single line of code is written, and every screen is checked for being readable and easy to use.
Planning · 2-3 working daysFor every colour on the site, how much it stands out from its background, worked out before the design went live.
#F5F5F5 17.18:1 on #121212 (AAA) #ABABAB 8.16:1 on #121212 (AAA) #F5C518 11.49:1 on #121212 (AAA) leading floor: 1.00 (single-line headline only)
The screens and the engine behind them are built at the same time, so it takes days, not months. Every word in the system exists in Hebrew and in English, and an automatic check makes sure none is missing.
Building · 5-10 working daysA live count of every word on the site in Hebrew and English, checked to match one to one.
$ node -e "compare locales/en.json vs locales/he.json" en.json 464 keys he.json 464 keys missing in he.json: none missing in en.json: none
Three separate testers: one makes sure the calculations are right, one that the screens are easy and readable, and one that all the parts talk to each other. Every line of text on every screen is checked for being readable too.
Testing · 1-2 working daysEvery piece of text on the site measured against what is behind it, at every scroll position.
history border-box sample -> "מוקאפ" pill read 3.99 (floor 4.5, FAIL) fix: sample the content box, not the 1px accent ring content-box sample -> glyphs on #121212, 11.49:1 (AAA) $ node scripts/verify-text-contrast.mjs checked 548 on-screen text runs across 76 scroll positions PASS - every text run clears its WCAG 1.4.3 floor
Before the system goes live, we attack it the way a burglar would, against the world's list of the most common weaknesses (OWASP Top 10). Whatever we find is fixed before launch, not after an incident.
Security · 1 working dayThe list of common weaknesses every system is tested against, before launch.
standard OWASP Top 10 scope injection · auth · access control · misconfiguration · data exposure gate findings fixed before launch, not after an incident
After it goes live, a real browser opens the real address and goes through the screens, at phone size and at tablet size. Only then do we call it live.
Going live · Same dayChecks run against the real site, right before this part went live.
$ node scripts/verify-text-contrast.mjs checked 548 on-screen text runs across 76 scroll positions PASS $ node scripts/check-mobile.mjs iphone 390x844 overflow no touch targets under 44px: 0 tablet 768x1024 overflow no touch targets under 44px: 0 $ node scripts/verify-scrub.mjs currentTime advances with scroll: YES rendered frame changes: YES reduced-motion leaves it alone: YES
Fifteen minutes, no sales deck. We tell you honestly if this is a fit.