Three projects that show the range: a platform carrying daily operations, an original game built on our own tooling, and an infrastructure environment brought back under control.
An operations dashboard replacing a decade of spreadsheets for a logistics network.
Dispatchers were reconciling three systems by hand every morning. We modelled the domain once, exposed it through a single API, and rebuilt the daily workflow around live data. Planning that used to take two hours now happens before the first coffee.
A strategy title built on our own engine tooling, from prototype to shippable build.
The project began as a two-week prototype to test one mechanic. It survived playtesting, so we grew the toolchain around it: an editor for designers, deterministic simulation for replays, and a patch pipeline that ships a build without a full rebuild.
Managed infrastructure for a client who wanted to stop thinking about infrastructure.
We inherited an environment with undocumented dependencies and no tested restore path. Six weeks later there was a network diagram, monitored hardware, rehearsed recovery, and an on-call rotation with an escalation ladder that people actually follow.
Where clients allow it, yes. Some engagements are covered by confidentiality, in which case we walk through the architecture and decisions without naming the organisation.
No. A large share of our work is rescuing, documenting, and extending systems that already exist.
Tell us what you are building or what keeps breaking. We reply with an honest read on scope, sequencing, and whether we are the right team for it.