Case Studies
How we embed
Not what we built. How we became part of the team that built it.
BUILD FROM SCRATCH
Echo
An AI-first recruitment platform that needed to move from concept to production. The founders had deep domain expertise in recruitment but no engineering team. They needed a partner who could translate their vision into a working product — making the hard technical decisions around AI integration, data privacy, and platform architecture that would determine whether the product scales or collapses.
From concept to production-ready AI recruitment platform in 16 weeks
BUILD FROM SCRATCH
InkBiz
A tattoo studio network running entirely on paper forms, WhatsApp groups, and manual spreadsheets. No system for compliance tracking, scheduling, or team coordination — and a regulatory environment that was tightening fast. The founder knew what he needed but had no technical team to build it.
From paper-based chaos to automated compliance in 14 weeks
SCALE-UP
Neele-Vat
A logistics company that saw the opportunity to use AI to transform how their industry handles documents, communication, and coordination. Operations that the sector still does by hand — parsing emails, extracting data, entering it into ERP — were ready for automation. At the same time, their frontend needed a ground-up rebuild to match the ambition.
3,000+ production hours reclaimed through AI-powered operational workflows
GREENFIELD
Teelor
A staffing agency drowning in manual back-office processes. Their Bullhorn CRM held years of candidate and client data, but the team was using it at 10% of its capacity — copy-pasting between systems, manually updating statuses, and spending hours on tasks that should have been automated. No technical leadership to evaluate what to build, buy, or integrate.
Engineering discipline from day one — zero change failures across six months of weekly deployments
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30 minutes. No pitch, no pressure. Just space to explore what you’re building and where you want to go.
Wouter van Nierop
Co-founder at Tetrifox