Industries · 23 sectors · 9 with our own engagements
23 industries. One method.
The way we build does not change: learn the operation first, find the one workflow worth fixing, agree the number in writing, then ship software the team actually uses. What changes per industry is the systems of record, the rules, and the failure that costs the most.
Industry agnostic. Problem specific.
The commonality is not the sector. It is operational friction.
- Repetitive admin
- Fragmented data
- Slow customer workflows
- Poor visibility
- Internal tool gaps
- Legacy systems
- Reporting burden
- Revenue leakage
- Disconnected platforms
Where we have built
Nine sectors our own engagements sit in.
Each links to the work, or to the tool built for that sector.
01
Nightlife and hospitality
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02
Restaurants and bars
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03
Event venues and ticketing
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04
Telecom and internet providers
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05
Political campaigns
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06
Tour and experience operators
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07
Dental clinics
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08
Car dealerships
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09
MSPs and IT service providers
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Where the same build applies
Fourteen more, with a different set of systems, rules and failure modes.
We have not built in these yet, and we say so. The audit works the same way.
- 10Law firms
- 11Accounting and bookkeeping firms
- 12Recruiting and staffing
- 13Professional services and agencies
- 14Insurance and financial brokers
- 15Real estate and property management
- 16Construction and trades
- 17Home services and trades
- 18Logistics and transportation
- 19Manufacturing and distribution
- 20Retail and ecommerce
- 21Fitness and wellness
- 22Education and training providers
- 23Nonprofits and associations
Free · 30 minutes · a founder answers
Ready to depart the old way?
Thirty minutes, and you leave with the arithmetic either way. Two founders on the call. You keep the map.
Two founders on the call. Nothing to prepare, and you keep the map either way.