Software built for
your exact requirements.
Not configured from a template. Not stitched together from SaaS integrations. Built from scratch to do exactly what your business needs and nothing it doesn't.
Every system ships with documentation, automated tests, and monthly reporting. The work continues after launch.
AI Business
Intelligence.
A natural language interface connected to live business data. Ask questions in plain English — the system queries the database and responds with specific, data-backed answers in seconds.
This is a working prototype loaded with sample data for Meridian Advisory Group. What you're interacting with below is exactly what we build embedded in your actual operational systems — connected to your real database.
Running in production.
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Archive Platform ↗
Document management SaaS with full-text OCR search across PDF, DOCX, and image content. Dynamic field builder, per-client data isolation, role-based access, version history, and retention compliance. Stripe billing with tiered subscriptions.
HRH Operations Suite ↗
Three integrated layers: a web analytics report with session data, keyword rankings, and conversions; a live operations center with Leaflet flight-path mapping and pilot duty-hour legality board; and a deep analyst layer with OLS revenue attribution and demand forecasting with confidence intervals.
Sampson Voyage Tracker ↗
Real-time AIS vessel tracking via MarineTraffic API with Mapbox GL route visualization. Custom wind layer, weather overlay, satellite and radar map modes. Live vessel position, voyage statistics, and 60+ episode video archive — all in a single Next.js deployment.
Marina Intelligence Platform ↗
Four-tab marina intelligence platform covering slip occupancy with waitlist depth, dock utilization by section, 12-month revenue waterfall by stream, service yard ticket analysis, customer LTV cohort analysis with at-risk account flagging, and 18-month seasonal demand forecast.
Generic software is built
for everyone else.
Custom software isn't always the right answer. But when generic tools create friction instead of removing it, the math usually changes faster than people expect.
Your workflow doesn't fit the template
Generic software is designed for the average business in your category. If you've grown past average — if your process has specific steps, exceptions, or integrations that off-the-shelf tools can't accommodate without significant workarounds — custom is usually cheaper in the long run.
You're paying for features you don't use
Enterprise SaaS charges for the whole product. A custom tool built for your exact requirements costs what your requirements actually cost — not what the vendor's entire roadmap costs. Over three years, custom tools built for a specific workflow consistently undercut comparable SaaS.
Your data is in three places it shouldn't be
If you're exporting to spreadsheets to do analysis, copying between tools, or manually reconciling data from different systems — that's a custom integration problem. The answer is usually a single database and a simple interface, not another SaaS subscription.
You want AI that works on your data
Generic AI tools work on generic data. AI embedded in a system built around your business — connected to your database, aware of your terminology, running on your real operational numbers — produces answers that are actually useful. The demo above is a working example.
Tell us what
you're running
it on now.
What software you're using, what's breaking down, what lives in spreadsheets it shouldn't. That's enough to start.