Engineering

Denver, Colorado

solving
problems.

Software, AI, IoT and Precision.

Status
Open for new projects
Replies
Within two business days
Based in
Denver, Colorado
Denver time
--:-- MT

Software

Web, mobile, backend, cloud

Rubust and Performant.

web, mobile, APIs, cloud.

Animated illustration: a line of code is typed into an API route, then committed, built, tested and deployed. The new metric then appears on a web dashboard and in a phone notification.

Mock-up. Invented data.

The short version

Sensor, firmware, backend, screen

Demos

Simulated data.

Fig. 1

Fleet monitor

Four live metrics. Simulated feed.

Fleet monitor

Simulated feed

Fleet throughput

842req/s

Sensor latency

18.4ms

Model confidence

97.2%

Node uptime

99.94%

Fig. 2

Project estimator

Pick scope, size and speed. Get a first guess. Not a quote.

What are you building?
How big?
How soon?

First guess

Embedded team, paid by milestone

Core team
Product engineer, backend engineer, designer
Timeline
10–18 weeks

Assumes known requirements. Open questions add time.

Fig. 3

Inspection readout

A bore checked against its drawing. Parts outside tolerance get flagged.

AA4× Ø3.40 THRUON Ø22.00 PCDSECTION A–A13.004.00Ø32.00Ø7.30007.300 ±0.020

Bore diameter, measured

7.3000mm

Nominal 7.3000, tolerance ±0.0200

Within tolerance

0 inspected, 0 flagged

How we work

General notes

Four rules.

  1. 1.

    The people who scope it build it.

    No handoffs.

  2. 2.

    We build for year two.

    Launch day is the easy part.

  3. 3.

    Accessibility is a requirement.

    In from the first sketch.

  4. 4.

    You hear the tradeoffs first.

    Before you pay for them.

All dimensions in millimetres.

Tell us what you’re making.

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