Tessnest — from an auger flight's specification to a laser-ready cut sheet
Develops the flat blank of a helical flight, draws it as one continuous laser contour, nests it at high yield with bend lines and marks kept, and exports the drawing.
Software for the work that off-the-shelf products don't fit: branch and clinic operations, engineering calculators that replace spreadsheets, cutting and nesting tools, internal portals. Built so the numbers come from one place and every change is recorded.
Registers, billing, approvals and reports for multi-branch businesses, with money rules enforced by the system.
Calculators, flat patterns, nesting and drawing export that replace spreadsheets and hand work on the shop floor.
Systems that keep working when the connection drops and catch up when it returns.
A working first version to test an idea with real users before you commit to the whole thing.
An engineer who joins your team for a defined piece of work, and leaves it documented.
We follow the current process first — which register, which desk, which signature — and write down how it's meant to work. Rules that matter are enforced by the system, not left to the screen. One branch or department goes live first, so the expensive surprises arrive while they're still cheap to fix.
You end up withOne place the numbers come from, and a record of who changed what, when.
Every business has its own dialect: its documents, its shorthand, the way work passes between people. We learn yours before we build anything.
We build systems that remember what your business knows and answer from it, show the source, and say “I don’t know” when the answer isn’t there.
The AI, the software and the systems around them hand work to each other cleanly, each part with one clear job, like a pod.
We teach your team to run what we built, and we hand it over, so the knowledge lives with your people and not with us.
Develops the flat blank of a helical flight, draws it as one continuous laser contour, nests it at high yield with bend lines and marks kept, and exports the drawing.

One system for dental, X-ray and physiotherapy branches: registration, treatment plans and sittings, billing, refunds with separation of duties, settlements, and it keeps working offline.
Pump controllers and starters for Punjab's farms, made since 1991: a fast catalogue with a page and full specifications for every product, and one tap to message or call. A new version goes live soon.
anandsar.inAn engineering calculator for a potato planter: it works out seed-to-seed spacing from the machine's gearing, and finds the sprocket pair for the spacing a farmer wants.
No. We build around how your staff work and connect to what you already have, rather than replacing everything at once.
Yes, and we recommend it. One branch or department goes live first, so the expensive surprises arrive while they are still cheap to fix.
That is the point of the handover. Every system can come with its own built-in guide, an assistant that teaches a new operator step by step.
Assistants that answer from your own documents and show the source, and agents that do the work with a person approving what matters.
Phone and chat agents that answer, qualify and book, and write what they learned straight into your systems.
The tools you already pay for, connected, so details are typed once and every step passes itself on.
Your data out of PDFs, registers and spreadsheets, into one place, with reports that add up.
Slow, fragile systems moved onto something fast, secure and cheap to run, without losing the data.
Apps for staff in the field and customers on the go, augmented reality for products and training, and games.
An AI agent, a system, a process to automate, or something you can't name yet. You'll get a real reply from the person who'd do the work, not a sales sequence.