Remote-first · Europe and US hours

Software built around your work

Systems that take the manual work off your team.

Automations, AI agents and custom software. Connected to the tools you use. Built by one team, kept running after launch.

System architecture · illustration

One team · from the first conversation to production

See the work itself

The problem

Your team is doing work a system should do.

Copying between inboxes and spreadsheets, chasing status by phone, rebuilding the same report every week. We find where the hours go, then build the system that does that work, so your people handle the exceptions.

  1. 01

    TodayA time is promised twice on the phone, and on a quiet day nobody calls the customers who are due.

    With Garage PilotCustomers book only times that are really free, and on a quiet day it shows who to write to, with the text ready.

  2. 02

    TodayOrders arrive by email and are retyped into a spreadsheet.

    With Kestrel OpsOrders land on one board and are assigned to a driver in a click.

  3. 03

    Today“Where is the truck?” means a phone call to the driver.

    With Kestrel DriverEvery truck is on a live map, with its load and arrival time.

  4. 04

    TodayA site goes down and a customer is the first to notice.

    With SignalpostEvery service is checked every 30 seconds; an incident opens on its own.

  5. 05

    TodayEach short video takes an afternoon of editing.

    With LoopframeA script goes in and a finished vertical video comes out.

Our systems · running now

Built by us, running in public. Open any of them.

Open the systems themselves: Garage Pilot for workshops, Kestrel for freight dispatch, Loopframe's public render pipeline and Signalpost's real monitoring. Each work page explains what you can try.

Garage Pilot · workshop reports
Garage Pilot workshop reports: revenue, payments and outstanding balances by month.

Automotive · workshop management

Garage Pilot

Workshop management for a car-service shop: customers book a time that is really free, every car has a work order with photos and its history by plate, estimates are approved line by line and invoiced as Italian e-invoices. On a quiet day it shows who to write to, with the text ready.

  • Online booking
  • Work orders
  • Estimates
  • E-invoices
  • AI drafts
Kestrel Ops · dispatch
Kestrel Ops overview: trucks on the road, deliveries today, on-time rate, revenue, and a live map of the fleet across Europe.
Kestrel Driver on a phone: the driver's day, deliveries signed for and kilometres driven.

Logistics · web + mobile

Kestrel Ops & Kestrel Driver

Freight dispatch for Kestrel Freight, a carrier: an office board, a driver app and a customer portal on one database. Orders are assigned in a click, trucks move on a live map, and drivers record pickups and proof of delivery from their phones.

  • Dispatch board
  • Driver app
  • Customer portal
  • Invoices
  • Live map
Loopframe · studio
Loopframe's recent videos: three finished vertical videos with captions and their lengths.

Media · automated pipeline

Loopframe

A video pipeline: write a few sentences and it storyboards them, renders every scene, records the voice-over, times the edit, adds captions and hands back a vertical MP4. No editing by hand.

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Signalpost · server
Signalpost's server panel: CPU, memory and disk use of the server our systems run on.

Operations · monitoring

Signalpost

Monitoring and status pages: every service checked every 30 seconds from inside the server and every 60 seconds over the internet, like a visitor. Incidents open, alert and close on their own. It watches everything we run.

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Every system we built and run: what each one does and how it is made.All our work

What we build

Four kinds of system, one team that builds and runs them.

Internal tools

From $12,000

The boards, portals and admin panels your team works in every day, shaped around your process instead of a generic template. The notebook and the shared spreadsheet become one place everyone trusts.

  • Dispatch and operations boards
  • Customer and supplier portals
  • Admin panels and reporting

Automations

From $6,000

The repetitive steps between your tools, done by software: orders, invoices, reports and notifications, connected end to end.

  • Integrations between your tools
  • Scheduled jobs and reports

AI agents

From $15,000

Agents that read, sort and draft: inbound email, documents, support requests. They work inside clear limits and hand anything uncertain to a person.

  • Inbox and document triage
  • Drafts for a person to approve

Custom software

From $30,000

Products and platforms built from the ground up, web and mobile, with the monitoring and maintenance that keep them running after launch.

  • Web and mobile apps
  • Monitoring and upkeep after launch

How we work

From the first call to a system that runs itself.

One team from start to finish: the people who map your work are the people who build the system and keep it running.

  1. 01

    Map

    A call and a short written brief: what your team does by hand, which tools it uses, and what a good result looks like. You get a plan and a quote.

  2. 02

    Build

    Small releases you can try as we go, on a copy of the system with your own sample data, so the result is shaped by your team, not guessed.

  3. 03

    Launch

    We move your data, show the people who will use it how it works, and switch over when you are ready.

  4. 04

    Run

    We watch it with Signalpost, fix what breaks and keep improving it after launch. The system keeps working when the project ends.

Four ways to work with us

Questions

Before you ask.

Which companies do you work with?

Companies in Europe, the US and beyond whose teams lose hours to manual work: copying between tools, chasing updates, rebuilding reports. We work remotely.

Can we see your work before we talk?

Yes. Open our own systems before a conversation: Garage Pilot runs a workshop, Kestrel runs freight dispatch, Loopframe runs a public render pipeline and Signalpost shows real monitoring of our systems. Each work page explains what you can try. Client projects stay private unless the client agrees to show them.

Do we have to replace the tools we use now?

No. Where your tools work, we connect to them; we replace only what is holding the team back, and we say which is which in the plan.

Who owns the code?

You do. The source code, repositories and credentials are handed over when the work is paid for.

Can you sign an NDA?

Yes. We sign yours before we discuss details, or provide one.

What happens after launch?

We keep the system running: monitoring, fixes and improvements. Every system we run is watched by Signalpost, our monitoring system.

Which hours do you work?

Our working day overlaps fully with European business hours and with the mornings of the US East Coast. Calls are booked in your time zone.

What does it cost?

Projects start at $6,000 and are quoted as a fixed price after a call and a written scope. On demand, a senior developer is $600 a day, hour packs start at $1,700 for 20 hours, and a month with us is $5,600 for up to 80 hours. All prices are in US dollars, before any taxes.

How is payment arranged?

Projects are paid in milestones, tied to releases you have tried. Packs and monthly work are invoiced in advance; the hours are logged against tasks you can see.

Start here

Tell us what takes your team the most time.

One call is enough to see whether a system would pay for itself. If it would, you get a plan; if it wouldn’t, we’ll say so.