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Real systems, running in the world
If you run a business and want to see what we would build, start here. Each case study explains the problem, every step of the system in plain words, and what we can prove.
- Who it is for
- Owners and teams thinking about software, automation or AI, including people who have never hired a developer.
- The problem it solves
- Tech portfolios are often hard to read and hard to trust. You see polished screens but not how anything works.
- What you get
- Real projects with each workflow explained step by step, plus honest limits. Where we have not measured a number, we leave it out.
How to read a case study
- The short version. Who it is for, the problem and what they got, right under the headline.
- Step by step. What happens at each stage, who or what does it, and why it matters.
- The proof. Real screens, figures we can back up, and what the project does not yet do.
Case studies
What the filters mean: Systems are several tools working as one. AI OS means a shared hub for AI helpers. Full-stack covers the screens and the server behind them. Automation means work that runs without someone doing it by hand. Networking is how machines connect safely. Security is how data and access are protected. Design is how it looks and feels.
EDROM RoboPark
Giant robot characters that hear, see and answer guests in four languages, with safe controls for movement and one screen to run the park.
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The Fried Hangover
Three disconnected codebases merged into one live platform for a Phoenix vegan food truck: online orders, a music and goods shop, loyalty, reviews and one safe checkout.
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KinglyVault
A membership platform for AI courses, tools and community that links safely to each member's own InfiniBot, with no network ports to open.
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Vector Games
A trading school and practice desk on simulated prices: lessons, a journal and games that reward process, with trader data walled off. Education, not financial advice.
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Robovoice
A voice agent platform where speech recognition, the AI model and the voice can each run in the cloud or on your own hardware, with a desktop app for local calls.
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InfiniBot
An AI operating system for a business: one always-on hub connecting 18 chat channels, background helpers, shared memory and 46 plugins, hosted privately or on your own computer.
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FlyPic
An AI image and video studio where every job runs on the user's own provider account, with long jobs finished safely in the background.
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Estate OS
An English and Thai system for real-estate brokerages: listings, leads, viewings, contracts and client messages in one place, run by seven AI agents. In development.
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The WorkStation
Automatic onboarding for a 24/7 Pattaya coworking space: a payment or receipt photo goes in, and a member ID and door pass come out by email.
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Grant Sing
An official artist site for musician and producer Grant Sing: music videos, an eyewear shop, events and contact, plus an admin area for updates.
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