The work
Modules built for the work in front of someone, some of them running live in businesses today. Each hands the person doing the work a tool for the part that was eating their evenings. If the one you need is not here, we build it.
yixxoo
The last job finishes at 6pm and the invoice still has not gone out. yixxoo reads the pile overnight and drafts the invoices, the quotes and the replies, so the work is written and waiting when you sit down in the morning. Nothing is sent until you approve it.
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Cold Start
A beginner cannot use a search box, because a search box asks them to already know the word. Cold Start asks 6 questions, none of them technical, and returns a complete kit sized to the person at live prices from stock the shop holds.
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NetworkIQ
A rack, a wall of patch panels and no paperwork is a two-person job with a tone generator. NetworkIQ reads the switch, names every live device, and writes the schedule as the engineer walks the panel.
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GuestIQ
The host who knew the regulars has left, and tonight they are names on a list. GuestIQ holds what the floor knows across a restaurant group, syncs live from the booking system, and keeps the memory when the staff change.
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What we build
5 shapes the work takes. Most modules use 2 of them, and the shape is chosen after the job is written down rather than before.
AI systems
Software that reads what comes in, decides what it is, and passes the doubtful cases to a person with the reason attached. Trained on how your business actually works, not on a generic model. Migrations from an older system included.
Automation
The job somebody does by hand every Monday runs on a schedule instead, and says so when it cannot finish.
Software
One company's software, with its own logins, its own permissions and its own reporting. Hosted by us on a monthly bill, or handed over as yours.
Websites
A site that loads quickly, reads properly on a phone, and can be edited without calling anyone.
Consultancy
The job gets written down before anything is built. Sometimes that is the whole engagement, and the finding is that you do not need software.
What next
Send the thing that is not working. One paragraph is enough to get a straight answer on whether it is worth building and what it would cost.
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