Systems that run without us
Four projects, four kinds of order: tickets and tables, buyers and replies, students and branches, a couple's shared memory.
A ticketing platform the organiser runs herself
Balls and family fairs for the international community of Fife: table selection on a hall map, Stripe payments, QR tickets and a dashboard for one person.
tickets sold in chats and by bank transfer→pick a table, pay, get a QR
One system for a school with four branches
350 students, four branches, paper forms and ten-day queues — replaced with a three-minute application, a phone-first register and one screen for the director.
paper form · 10 days→application in 3 minutes
A CRM that answers marketplace buyers like a real person
A clothing store gets fifty messages a day. The bot answers in seconds, the owner confirms deals in Telegram, and every conversation lands in the CRM.
a full working day of chat→a reply in 6 seconds
A private notebook for two, on iOS and Android
Couples save places, films, trips and dates in one quiet app. Share a reel or a screenshot — Lily recognises what it is.
screenshots and links lost in chats→one shared notebook that remembers
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