Industrial software for the factory floor.

We build around real products, stock, equipment, evidence, and the people accountable for keeping work moving.

Teams we have worked with

What we do

Inventory and supply

Availability, provenance, lead time, certification, and sourcing across mixed-fidelity supplier data.

Inspection and quality

Capture evidence at goods-in, in process, and before dispatch, then route exceptions to the right person.

Operational tooling

Quoting, service, configuration, planning, and handover inside the way the team actually works.

Two workers in hard hats inspecting a machine on the factory floor

How we do it

Physical work + evidenceReliable operations
  1. 1

    Observe the work

    Follow the job across the desk, warehouse, equipment, and supplier handoffs.

  2. 2

    Establish the record

    Define the product, evidence, state, and exceptions the software must preserve.

  3. 3

    Assist before automating

    Put the system beside experienced operators and compare its judgment.

  4. 4

    Earn the next action

    Increase automation only where measured accuracy and recovery support it.

We treat the messy edge cases as the system, not the footnote.

Evidence before confidence

Every availability, condition, or compliance claim carries the source and time behind it.

Non-standard orders

Bundles, substitutions, certifications, custom assemblies, and manual gates stay first-class.

Uneven supplier data

APIs, files, emails, and calls can coexist without pretending they offer the same certainty.

What you'll achieve

Visual inspection

Assist condition and defect checks while corrections return to the evaluation set.

Technical product finding

Turn a described requirement into grounded catalogue choices and real SKUs.

Technical knowledge

Retrieve procedures, drawings, certificates, service history, and product rules with citations.

Common questions

Can you work with data that is not available through an API?

Yes. We design around the evidence that exists, including files, documents, emails, photographs, and human confirmations, without overstating freshness.

Do operators have to move into a new system?

Not necessarily. The best interface may be an existing ERP, CRM, spreadsheet, or device workflow with a better record behind it.

Can you build computer vision for inspection?

Yes. We start with the capture conditions, expert labels, error cost, and human review path before choosing the model.

Tell us what you need built.

A 20 minute call is enough to work out whether a pod fits. The first week of work is defined on that call.

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