Portfolio

Nothing on this page is a screenshot.

A photograph of a configurator and a photograph of a configurator that never worked look identical. So there are no photographs here. Every item opens, runs, and can be broken by you in the next thirty seconds.

Five tools below. Every one opens in your browser, on this page.

Compliance engine

The checker

Reads a live shop and reports what would get it fined, with the article of law next to each finding and the cost of the notice underneath. Built because a free report on somebody's own site opens a conversation that no advertisement can.

Run it on your site

ChecksThirteen, from withdrawal buttons to fonts loaded from the wrong country
TimeAbout twenty seconds on a live page
Tested onReal shops in Germany and the UK, findings verified by hand
DiscriminationCorrectly passed a compliant competitor and failed two that were not

AI system

The assistant

Answers your customers on WhatsApp and on your site, at any hour, in their language. Books, qualifies, and hands over to a person when it should.

Answering politely is easy. What matters is that it cannot invent a price, a free slot or a promise, and the rule is enforced in code, not asked for in a prompt. Open it and try to make it lie. The panel on the right shows the gate stopping it.

Try to trick it

obsidasolutions.com/assistantRunning

Sales tool

The loss calculator

Pick a line of business, enter your own numbers, and see what the enquiries you never answer are worth over a year. Twelve industries, each with the questions that matter for that trade and the systems that fit it.

It promises nothing. Every figure is arithmetic on what the visitor typed, and the page says so in writing at the bottom.

Open it full size

obsidasolutions.com/calculatorRunning

Sales tool

What the platforms take

For hotels. Two sliders and the number a hotelier already carries in their head: what 15 to 18% of every booking adds up to over a year, and what stays if part of it moves to direct.

This is the shape of tool we build for a client in five days. This one took an afternoon because the maths is simple and the point is the number, not the toy.

Open it full size

obsidasolutions.com/tools/ota-commissionRunning

Client work · anonymised

The wall

A cross-section through a brick wall in winter, with the real temperature profile through the layers, the dew point, and the humidity at the surface. Move one slider and the wall starts to sweat.

Built for a German manufacturer of anti-mould boards. Their three competitors all sell the same product on price. None of them explains why mould grows at 80% humidity without a single drop of water. That is the whole argument for tools that explain, in one screen.

Open it full size

client shop · anonymisedRunning

And two we run ourselves

The other way to judge a studio is what it keeps alive.

The tools above were built to be opened on this page. These two are products of our own, in production, with paying users, and everything that comes with that: payments, servers, native apps, and the paperwork. They are open in a new tab because they are real sites, not previews.

KastAi

Collects match data from licensed suppliers, keeps the full fixture history, and publishes a record that cannot be edited after the fact. Everything it shows is dated and traceable, which is the only part that makes any of it worth reading.

DataLicensed suppliers, refreshed live, with the fixture history kept
RecordPublic, dated, and closed once published
ReachWeb plus a native iOS app, one account across both

Open kastai-sport.com

Sovryk

Private messaging on infrastructure we run, not on somebody else's platform. Own server, own client, own release pipeline, the Matrix protocol underneath and nothing above it that we do not control.

InfrastructureOur own server, not a hosted plan on a provider's dashboard
ClientBranded web client plus a native iOS build
LanguagesEight, including the legal pages, not only the buttons
StandardMatrix, so nothing about it is a format only we can read

Open sovryk.com

Why this matters more than a client list. Building something and handing it over is one job. Keeping it running, taking the payments, shipping the app, answering when it breaks at eleven at night, is a different one. We do the second on our own products first, which is the only reason we are willing to sell it as a service.

What is not here. Client names and links are absent on purpose. We publish a client's work when the client has said in writing that we may, and not before. If you want references before signing, ask and we will arrange for you to speak to someone directly, which is worth more than a logo on a page anyway.