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A concept example showing how a shared inbox, a spreadsheet and a folder structure can become a single system with owners, states and history.
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The examples below show the kind of systems we design and how we think about them.
Anything marked as a concept example is exactly that: an illustration of an approach, not a delivered client project. We do not publish client work, logos or figures without permission — so this page grows slowly and honestly.
A concept example showing how a shared inbox, a spreadsheet and a folder structure can become a single system with owners, states and history.
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A concept example of scheduling people, rooms and equipment under rules that a generic calendar cannot express.
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A concept example of structured evaluation with defined criteria, multiple reviewers and results that can be compared over time.
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A concept example of replacing a recurring, hand-assembled reporting pack with generated reports built on consistent definitions.
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A standalone transcription program that turns recorded meetings and interviews into text that can be corrected, searched and reused. It runs entirely on the computer it is installed on and needs no internet connection, so recordings and transcripts stay on that machine unless someone chooses to send them somewhere.
A platform for cognitive and IQ testing where items are generated from rules rather than drawn from a fixed bank, so two sittings can differ and still measure the same thing.
A platform for setting, submitting and marking assessments, with the criteria, the submissions and the results held in one place. The language model it uses runs through Ollama rather than an external service, so submitted work is not sent to a third party.
A budgeting tool for a household: income, fixed costs and day-to-day spending in one overview, so the month can be planned before it is spent.
A website for a closed educational community, with an AI model built into it. The public page is the entrance; the material itself sits behind a login for students.
A system for running an upskilling fund: applications, the approval decision, and a record of what was granted to whom.
A dual-task psychomotor test. The candidate taps alternating hands in time — first on its own, then while answering arithmetic shown on screen or read aloud — which measures rhythm, attention and the ability to hold two tasks at once. Candidates sign in, staff administer from the same system, and anyone can take a trial run that saves nothing.
Tell us how it works today. We will tell you honestly whether technology is the answer — and what it would take.