Some are ours, some are clients. Every one of them was built to survive a real week rather than a demo — and two of them you can go and use.
Things we have built
Some are ours, some are clients’. Every one of them was built to survive a real week rather than a demo.
Forty-six emails became fourteen jobs
Paperwork that files itself. Documents arriving by email are read, classified and attached to the right job automatically — then grouped into one task per thing that actually needs doing, not the four emails where someone asked for it. A shipping product, on its own pricing, in daily use.
Backs: “Kill manual bottlenecks”
docket.logixtecs.com ↗Messages that stop themselves
An engagement engine that takes in events, works out who someone is from what they actually do, and sends messages that are guarded before they go out and measured after. Built after watching a system fire ninety notifications at someone who had never once replied.
Backs: “Answer first, win the job”
The cheapest way there, not the shortest
Routing that prices the stops as well as the miles. 1,786 fuel stations refreshed every four hours, scored against the route, the tank and the spread between them — so the plan that comes out is the one that costs least to drive, not just the one with the fewest miles. Operators ask it in plain language and it writes the answer back itself.
Backs: “Stop paying people to copy and paste”
A digital front door for high-stakes money
A real estate investment firm whose site did not match the size of the cheques it was asking people to write. Rebuilt around trust signals, hardened auth and speed — bank-grade security, 99.99% uptime, under a second to load.
Backs: “Built to last, not demoed”
sovereignfinances.com ↗In both app stores, in drivers' hands
A health app designed for the space someone actually has — three workout types, seven to forty-five minutes, built for a cab rather than a gym. iOS and Android, with a Python backend behind both.
Backs: “It runs, we stay”
truckersroutine.com ↗Last step
Tell us what eats your week. We will tell you what it is costing and whether it is worth automating — including when the honest answer is that it is not.
Would rather just talk? Email hello@indyconsulting.ai.
