Things we'd build,given the chance.
These aren't shipped case studies — they're opinionated explorations of products we know how to build well. If one of them resembles your problem, that's usually a good signal we should talk.
Atlas
Document intelligence for legal teams who can't read every contract. — Most legal teams sit on thousands of contracts they've never re-read. Atlas turns the back catalog into a searchable, queryable, alertable system — so when terms change, obligations come due, or risk shifts, the team finds out before counterparties do.
Forge
An ops copilot that talks to your data instead of asking analysts. — Operations teams spend their afternoons filing tickets for one-off data pulls. Forge gives non-technical users a natural-language window into the systems they already trust — not a generic SQL chatbot, but a guarded interface scoped to your data, your terminology, and your read-only paths. Writes happen behind clear audit trails.
Sightline
Real-time vision for warehouses that can't afford another manual count. — Inventory accuracy is a labor problem disguised as a data problem. Sightline runs custom-trained vision models on existing camera infrastructure to keep stock counts honest, flag damaged pallets at the dock, and tell you when a slot's been blocked for hours — without adding scanners, beacons, or a procurement cycle.