A local church brought us in to figure out why half of their stage audio wasn't working. The cause turned out to be physical, not technical — several cables were run poorly underneath the stage, and some weren't even connected on the other end. We rebuilt the stage setup from the ground up: proper access to every port, main instruments and microphones connected and configured correctly, and sound optimized for their existing equipment. We're continuing the engagement — evaluating and upgrading equipment, fixing issues as they surface, and expanding into their media side (slides, live streaming) and other IT areas like security systems. We're currently redesigning their entire stage — architecture, setup, and mainframe — to integrate more efficient, higher‑quality production going forward.

A newly formed law firm needed a website that actually defined them — who they are, what they do, and how they operate — before they'd ever had a web presence. We designed and built the site, then handled SEO, hosting, domain, and email setup so they had everything running and easy to manage from day one.

A restaurant's kitchen order system — custom‑built by a previous developer with the single job of sending orders to the kitchen — couldn't reliably do even that, and every change had to go through the original developer with no way for the restaurant to customize anything itself. We're in early testing on a replacement: order sending that actually works, real customization and finer control over how orders reach the kitchen, and much faster turnaround on fixes, updates, and additions from the development side.

Octopus OOS started as an internal problem: we needed a way to manage multiple concurrent client projects — boards, timelines, time tracking, billing — without stitching together five different tools. Rather than adopt something that didn't fit how we actually worked, we built our own.

The result is a full project and organization management platform: a single shared Express/Postgres API powering a web app (Next.js), a desktop wrapper (Tauri), and a native mobile app (Expo/React Native, currently in progress) — all with real‑time updates via Socket.io, so a change on one device shows up everywhere instantly. Role‑based permissions and a client‑grouping layer let an agency manage several accounts without them bleeding into each other, and Stripe billing across Free/Pro/Business/Enterprise tiers turned it from an internal tool into something we could actually ship. It's now live and in use beyond just our own projects.