Case studies
Six delivered and running, across four countries. Two are written up the whole way through — what arrived, what the verdict was, what got built, and what it does now. The rest follow as each client signs off.
A luxury-hotel marketplace founder spent twelve months and a full budget with a developer who never shipped. The verdict took a week: rebuild, module by module. The platform is live today, and hoteliers pay to be on it.
A care-facility operator had the process mastered in spreadsheets and Google Workspace, and could not take on the next facilities because of it. The system got built around their process. It runs the facilities today and is on its way to being sold to other operators.
Why these run without names. This story runs without the client's name while their written sign-off is outstanding. Nothing here is padded to compensate: the named version adds who they are and a quote in their words, and changes nothing else.
A written specification, an architecture, and a plan you could hand to any engineer — including one who isn't me.
