All the work
12 systems, one studio.
Platforms, dashboards, brand systems, and our own products — client work shown re-skinned, our products under their real names.
Navigational Grid Our product
Agent-first AI for health coverage. Our own product.
The studio's flagship product: an AI-powered platform for health-insurance agents that puts the agent — and their relationship with the member — at the center. A plans-and-carriers data warehouse underneath, a copilot on top, and a simple thesis throughout: AI should empower agents, not replace them.
Case study →ArrivalQ
Which flight is worth waiting for? Our own experiment.
A studio side-project for rideshare drivers: scrape flight arrivals, local events, and weather, then score every inbound flight one-to-ten for pickup potential and compute the best windows to stage at the airport. A flight board built for people who get paid by the pickup.
Case study →SupportSim
Practice the hard calls before they're real.
A voice-based AI training platform: reps take simulated live calls against AI personas — angry, confused, chatty, silent — over a realtime voice model, then get scored by an LLM against role-specific rubrics. Three deployments from one codebase.
Case study →The Actuarial Engine
A giant actuarial spreadsheet, reborn as software.
The port of a sprawling actuarial Excel workbook into a real web application: actuarial-value calculation, plan snapshots, expected-value modeling, and stop-loss budgeting — eight tools, browser-native, held to parity with the original workbook's verified outputs.
Case study →The Boardroom Deck
A boardroom deck that's secretly a web platform.
One application serving two audiences that must never meet: a partner-feedback survey on one hostname, and an interactive board-meeting presentation on another — with QR self-signup, role-gated sales reports, print handouts, and an offline mode for the no-wifi ballroom.
Case study →The Brand System
A whole identity, grown from one leaf.
A complete brand system for an independent insurance agency: mark, palette, type voice, website, and a full social kit — designed around growth instead of the industry's usual shields and crosses, and shipped as a working site plus every asset the brand needs to exist online.
Case study →The Calendar Fleet
A scheduling platform with a fleet of faces.
A multi-tenant scheduling platform that sits above a fleet of eight-plus white-label calendar apps — one identity and access layer up top, while every app below keeps its own brand, its own repo, and its own CI-gated deploy.
Case study →The Certification Portal
Register. Train. Score 100. No exceptions.
A full onboarding and certification portal: reps register, sit an AI-narrated training deck, then face a twenty-question exam that requires a perfect score — with the pass automatically emailed to the right people the moment it happens.
Case study →The Email Queue
An inbox distilled to what needs your eyes.
A live queue of exactly the emails that matter, curated by a trusted assistant with one flag. The mailbox itself is the database — no sync jobs, no copies, no drift. Open, reply, done.
Case study →The Everything-Dashboard
The everything-dashboard for a dealmaker.
One screen that consolidates a business leader's whole operating picture: commissions intelligence, team downlines, relationship dates, a schedule with notifications that find you anywhere, and direct messaging with an AI assistant riding along.
Case study →The Front Door & Engine Room
A brand's front door — and its engine room.
A public website and the private admin behind it for a high-touch family-services agency: the storytelling out front, and analytics, content operations, and engagement tooling where visitors never see.
Case study →The Studio's Command Center
The studio's own command center — and it talks back.
The dashboard the studio runs itself on: one master task surface across every workstream, plus calendar, contacts, travel, and email — with an assistant that reads the board and answers the only question that matters: 'can I take this on?'
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