Case studies
Agents do the labor. A 30-year engineer owns the judgment.
We don't hand-write most of the code anymore — we direct teams of AI agents and review every result. That removes the ceiling a small team usually hits: rigor gets cut, work stalls, and whole things stay out of reach. Here's what that looks like across four real projects — built, shipped, rescued, and modernized — for two different healthcare clients and two of our own.
Client · confidential
Built from scratch: a healthcare intake & renewals app
An empty repo to a secure, tested product in production — fast.
Our own product
MatLeague: a decade-old product reaches the App Store
A 10-year-old platform with 1,000+ yearly users shipped its first native iOS app.
Our own product
ifishlog: a broken app, brought back to life
A deprecated dependency killed the app; agents diagnosed, replaced it, and revived it.
Client · confidential
Enterprise-grade delivery for a behavioral-health platform
A hand-built internal platform taken to tested, zero-downtime, traceable delivery.
The pattern
Four wins, one method
Four projects — a new build, a decade-old product, a dead app, and a hand-built platform — with the same force behind each: agents removing the ceiling, a senior engineer keeping it right. Whichever one is your pain, the answer is the same way of working.
- Build it from nothing. An empty repo to a secure, tested product in production — fast, and without the tech debt that sinks most new builds.
- Ship what was never achievable. A native App Store app on a mature, decade-old product with a real user base.
- Rescue what broke. A dead, dependency-rotted application diagnosed, fixed, and brought back to life.
- Make good software trustworthy. Always-on testing, safe deploys, and traceable delivery, on a cadence that doesn't stall.
Built, broken, stalled, or just an idea?
A product you need to ship. A legacy app you're afraid to touch. Something a vendor change quietly killed. Tell us which one — one email, a real reply from a real engineer, an honest answer on whether we can help.
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