Brands that launched, then took off

Millions of users at peak, slow legacy journeys driving drop-off, zero tolerance for bugs at launch, and accessibility gaps left to close.

A scalable React Native architecture with streamlined user journeys, rigorous testing and AA accessibility — engineered to hold under peak demand.

Six divisions with six inconsistent sites — no shared design language, uneven accessibility, and no central way to manage them all.

A responsive, accessible design system with consistent branding across every division, managed from one user-friendly CMS.

Residents, managers and admins were split across separate tools, Service Pros had no on-the-go access, and flat pricing ignored real property variables.

One connected platform: mobile access for Service Pros, real-time dashboards for managers, automated capacity management and adaptive pricing.

Training ran on disconnected spreadsheets and emails — manual enrollments, no real-time visibility, and no support for virtual or hybrid delivery.

A multi-format LMS with real-time learner dashboards, automated admin workflows, role-based access and a scalable certification engine.

Patient data was scattered across spreadsheets, compliance was tracked by hand, and generic EMRs offered no real-time collaboration.

A secure, HIPAA-ready EMR unifying patient management, scheduling, billing and compliance, with role-based dashboards and real-time collaboration.

Operators supported kiosks through a mix of Teams, AnyDesk and Splashtop — access needed on-site consent, schedules lacked visibility and monitoring was thin.

One system that automates kiosk unlocking, enforces schedule-based access and centralizes session control — with dashboards, chat, audits and role-based controls.