Case studies
Selected work.
A small list. We work on a handful of projects at a time, so it doesn't grow fast. Each one is real and anonymized by default — the problem, the senior decision, the outcome that shipped. Named only when the client signs off.
The work
Case studies.
- 01case study
Pivoting from web-app to native Mac + Windows in months, not quarters
- Problem
- The client's board ratified a feature set the existing web-app couldn't deliver inside the browser's runtime ceiling.
- Outcome
- A cross-platform native desktop app — Mac and Windows — shipped in months, not quarters, sharing one core layer with the existing back-end. The board-committed features shipped at full fidelity.
- Custom software
- Native desktop
- Productivity SaaS
- 02coming soon
Native iOS launch for a consumer health product
- Problem
- Consumer health app launch with a hard App Store milestone.
- Outcome
- Coming soon.
- Consumer health
- Native iOS
- 03coming soon
Embedded engineering pod for a marketplace scale-up
- Problem
- Roadmap exceeded hiring capacity at a fast-moving marketplace.
- Outcome
- Coming soon.
- Marketplace
- Embedded team
Why anonymized
The work matters. The brand is decoration.
Most of our clients consider the existence of a partner team competitively sensitive. So we default to anonymized case studies — we describe the company by what it does, not who it is. When a client wants their name on a study, we use it; that decision belongs to them, not us.
What we never anonymize
- The problem and the deadline
- The technical work we did
- The senior decision and the outcome
- The timeline and engagement model
How to read these
Each case study follows the same structure so you can compare.
- The problem — what was broken, what was at stake, what the deadline was.
- The engagement — which service we ran, team composition, timeline.
- The technical work — architecture decisions, key tradeoffs, stack choices, integrations. Real engineering detail, not “we used React.”
- The outcome — what shipped and what the client did with the result.
- The handoff — how the engagement ended, what the client owned at the end.
Next step
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