Shift, machine-hour and breakdown capture for sites with no signal, shared handsets and a financial incentive to overstate. Every hour arrives with a GPS fix, a timestamped meter photograph and a validated reading — verified server-side, impossible to double-count by design.
Press a key, speak, and text lands at your cursor. Speech recognition, a language model and neural text-to-speech all run on the user's own machine — deployable in legal, medical and financial environments where cloud dictation is prohibited outright.
The entire computational core — an astronomical ephemeris and 72 hand-coded scoring engines written in C — compiled to WebAssembly and shipped into the browser. Private data never leaves the device, and engagement no longer drives marginal cost.
One mark, from a wordmark at twenty-six metres on the superstructure down to the stitching on a turndown card. A complete brand book, a palette taken from the vessel's own materials, and the entire onboard hospitality programme specified for production.
A 50-person group needed three certifications to bid for the contracts it wanted. We built the entire management system from nothing — manuals, policies, 24 operating procedures, an audit programme, and the forms that generate the evidence auditors actually sample.
Sixty thousand oilfield documents — decades of manuals, well reports and inspection certificates — made answerable in natural language. A purpose-trained extraction pipeline plus a property graph linking equipment, wells, dates and certification chains.
Six years standardising Asset Management, Materials, Plant Maintenance and Ariba across a regional oilfield services group — with custom applications and RFID capture closing the gap between the system of record and what actually happens in the yard.
