Case studies from focused systems built around real operating needs

01Client projectUnmanned aircraft operations

UA Ops Preflight

A controlled pre-flight release workspace that reconciles weather, authorisation, crew, aircraft and site checks in one place.

Before

Weather, authorisation, crew, aircraft and site checks sit in separate documents and apps, and the pilot in command reconciles them from memory under time pressure.

After

The same checks are reconciled on one screen, and releasing a flight is a deliberate action with the pilot's notes attached to it.

Who uses itThe pilot in command, and the crew around them who have to agree a flight is ready.

• Live weather envelope with editable operating limits
• 17-step controlled pre-flight release checklist
• PIC notes, operational alerts and release-gate workflow

Status

Live

02Client projectDrone building inspection

PFI Sorting

A sorting tool that reads drone photo metadata and splits a building-inspection flight into numbered inspection run folders, using the straight-down camera marker pilots already fly.

Before

An inspection flight comes back as one long photo stream, and someone separates hundreds of images into roof faces, elevations and passes by hand.

After

The tool reads the marker already sitting in the photo metadata and writes the flight out as numbered inspection run folders, with a report of why each folder was started.

Who uses itWhoever has to work through the photographs an inspection flight produced.

• Pitch-marker detection across the embedded metadata fields drone vendors use
• Automatic split of a flight into numbered inspection run folders
• Optional altitude-reversal fallback for flights missing a marker
• Command line, local web interface and browser app over one sorting engine

Status

Live

• Python
• Vercel

05Client projectNS Logistics Global · Logistics and freight forwarding

NS Logistics Global

A responsive multi-page website that sets out freight services and coverage, then captures interest as a structured quote request.

Before

Freight enquiries arrived from several directions and rarely carried the detail needed to quote.

After

Services and coverage are set out publicly, and an enquiry arrives as a structured quote request that can be actioned.

Who uses itProspective shippers checking coverage, and the team that has to quote what they send in.

• Responsive multi-page website across mobile and desktop
• Service and coverage overview for the freight offering
• Enquiry and quote capture built into the site

Status

Live

03PSOI Group companyProfessional services

PSOI Services — Client Onboarding

A public onboarding entry point that moves service enquiries from interest to a structured intake flow.

Before

An enquiry arrived with no defined entry point, so intake began as an unstructured conversation.

After

One public page takes someone from interest through to a structured intake flow.

Who uses itNew PSOI Services clients, at the point of first contact.

• Public onboarding entry point for PSOI Services
• Clear next-step flow for service enquiries
• Responsive website experience for mobile-first prospects

Status

Live

04PSOI Group companyPayments

PSOI Pay

A single product surface presenting online, recurring, in-person and developer-led payment capabilities.

Before

Online, recurring, in-person and developer-led payments were described on four disconnected pages.

After

The four channels share one information structure, so a merchant can see how they relate in a single view.

Who uses itSingapore merchants deciding how they want to accept payments.

• Unified product experience across core payment channels
• Clear merchant-facing overview of payment capabilities
• Responsive experience for desktop and mobile visitors

Status

Live