Fewer hands on the work
Click a button. Automations run the steps an accountant would do by hand.
Custom software and websites. One payment, your logins, and a workflow anyone can follow.
Click a button. Automations run the steps an accountant would do by hand.
Pay to have it built. No monthly retainer after handoff.
Domain, hosting, and database in your name. You change the logins. We stay out unless you let us in.
A workflow can be difficult. The software is made so clear that anyone knows exactly how to use it in about ten minutes.
Just ask. Reports, suppliers, customers, receipts, and printing get done without clicking through the screens.
A WhatsApp number tied to that AI and your database, so the work gets done without opening the app.
Scroll to see it in 3D: a stone being cut, a piece assembled, a space walked through.
Aimed at the first page of Google, about the top 10 to 15, when someone searches the business.
The first view and the button are set for the purchase, or the step you want.
One app for gemstone inventory and finance.
Stone tracking lived in spreadsheets with manual PS-code entry from packet photos. Inventory, receivables, payables, and cash were disconnected.
A PWA unifying gemstone inventory and finance in one app. AI reads packet photos, updates stone status, and generates memos and stickers.
Gemstone inventory in one place — status tabs from In Stock through Approval Out to Export, Sold, or Missing. Varieties (Spinel, TSV, Ruby, etc.) and global search across every stone.
Track customer receivables and supplier payables in one connected layer — outstanding balances, turn-based books, and LKR at the centre.
Manage cash book and petty cash in one place — log entries, track inflows and outflows, and keep daily cash movements tied to the books.
Create receipts and memos tied to inventory and ledgers — print invoices and memos synced to stock and accounts, no separate tool.
PS-code OCR (IDM→PS), photo-to-status AI flows, stone lifecycle tabs, turn-based books, receipt→ledger sync, and show/office sticker Excel — the way PureStone already trades.
Live inventory, trips, and money for Vision Gems — mine to invoice.
Inventory, trips, sales, and money lived in separate books. Staff couldn’t see instock vs sold vs outstanding in one place, especially across currencies.
One dashboard plus modules for stones, trips, selling, receivables, payables, and invoices. Saves live via Supabase; hosted on Firebase.
Add and move stones from instock → sold / approval. Codes, weight, photos, status, and multi-currency cost in one place.
Log trip spend and keep capital updated — same layout for every buying location.
Track payments, outstanding, and cheques — instock, outstanding, payables, and cheques by turn on one screen.
Built for turns, location capital, stone codes, cut & polish, cheques, and Bangkok invoices — the way Vision Gems already works.
One system for stock, cash, and accounts — built for a bike parts business.
Bike parts stock, supplier payables, customer receivables, and cash flow lived across spreadsheets and manual books — with no single view of SOH, wholesale value, or who owed what.
A unified system for stock, receivables, payables, cash book, drawings, receipts, and payroll — tied to one dashboard with live financial and stock metrics, plus a built-in AI Assistant. Built around Part Number, Brand, Compatible Bike Models, and Body Parts categorization, with LKR/INR dual-currency accounting in every module — not a generic inventory template.
Add or edit a stock item by Part Number, Brand, Category, and Compatible Bike Models — with Purchase, Sales, Finance, Restock, and Stock tabs, not a flat list.
Track customer receivables and supplier payables with Cleared, Pending, and Overdue status — dual-currency totals in LKR and INR side by side.
Create an invoice receipt for a customer or supplier, pulling parts by Part Number — with a built-in AI Assistant alongside the core modules for quick in-system help.
Every stone tracked, from rough to sale — right on your phone.
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Gemstone dealers manage per-stone details — weight, shape, grade, cut stage — plus partnered/consigned stock and receivables/payables, which is hard to track accurately on paper or spreadsheets while moving between site, office, and gem shows.
A mobile gemstone inventory and accounting app that tracks each stone from purchase through cut & polish to sale, manages receivables/payables and partnered stones, and prints memos/receipts — all from the phone. Built around gem-trade specifics (carat, shape, cut stage, partnered stones, manual memo entries) in a mobile-first format, not a generic retail inventory template.
Add a new gemstone in five steps — Basic → Purchase → Sales → Finance → Cut & Polish — with variety, carat (CT), shape, and grade on each record.
Check receivables and payables with monthly overdue, pending, and paid status — partnered stones and partner payouts tracked separately from owned stock.
Generate a printable memo straight from the phone — pull stones by code from inventory or add manual entries, no separate tool.
All-in-one car sales, workshop, warranty, and finance management.
Keyline Motors is an automotive dealership in Sri Lanka. Before this app, stock, trade-ins, workshop jobs, warranty, finance, and ledgers lived in separate places — with no single view of profit, inventory, or customer balances.
The solution is one React web app: modules from inventory through payroll, a company dashboard, role-based access, Supabase-backed inventory sync, and an AI assistant to look up and update vehicles.
Open and in-progress ROs across the service bay — labor, parts, and unpaid billing in one view.
Live warranty coverage with open claims and policies expiring within 30 days.
Active loan book plus external bank funding — collections, overdue installments, and pending disbursements.
Built for Keyline’s full chain — Inventory → Workshop → Warranty → Financing → Receivable/Payable/Cashbook/Payroll — with trade-in-to-stock, module permissions, Supabase inventory sync, and an AI assistant tied to their vehicle codes and workflows.
Serial-level ERP for Tech Doc — stock, cash, and warranty in one screen.
Stock, supplier bills, customer money, quotes, and warranty jobs lived as separate paper/spreadsheet work. Units weren’t tracked by serial; cheques (PDC) and overdue balances weren’t in one screen.
A branded TECHDOC ERP: inventory, suppliers, invoices/quotes, payables, receivables, warranty job notes, plus a cash-flow dashboard. Data stays in the browser (localStorage); the app is hosted on Firebase.
Each unit is tracked by SN across in-stock / sold / warranty. Receive stock (brand/model + serials) → due date from supplier payment period.
Supplier bills in Pending / Paid / PDC with cheque status. Quote → branded invoice/print → stock marked sold by serial.
Tech Doc letterhead invoices, quotes, and warranty job notes. Log a warranty job from serial → print job note (repair/replace, customer sign-off).
Built around Tech Doc: Colombo letterhead, Seylan Bank details, Rs., PDC cheques, serial + warranty job notes with their T&Cs — not a generic accounting pack.
Professional creative tools, powered by AI.
Creators juggled many apps for mockups, product photos, backgrounds, and social assets. Professional studio work was slow and expensive. Results weren't consistent across channels.
Upload → pick a tool → generate → download. Auth, credits, and Stripe plans gate usage. Gemini, Fal, and Claid power the image and video tools from the client.
Upload product → AI Photo Studio → studio shot. Turns basic product photos into studio-quality shots.
Upload design → Mockup Generator → place on product. Places designs on realistic 3D objects.
Prompt → Text to Image / Social Designer → export. Generate channel-ready assets from a single prompt.
Purpose-built multi-tool creative studio with credits, plans, and product-specific presets — not a single generic AI chat or one-off photo editor.
An Instagram growth service that turns competitors' audiences into loyal customers, one genuine follow at a time.
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Social Boostify needed a site that could sell a service built on trust — real audiences, not bots — while still feeling fast and results-driven. We built a page structured around proof: clear mechanics, visible metrics, and testimonials doing the heavy lifting, so a skeptical visitor becomes a signed-up client in one scroll.
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A software and IT solutions studio site built to read as a builder, not a broker — cloud, AI, and enterprise work laid out plainly.
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TechDoc needed a site that could carry a wide service range — cloud, AI automation, enterprise systems, web and mobile — without reading as generic agency filler. We built toward clarity: each capability stated plainly, structured so a visiting client can scan what's on offer and trust the delivery behind it.
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Sovereign intelligence in global commodity trade, moving precious metals to crypto from a single Gulf desk.
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HESURA needed a site that read as sovereign-grade to institutional counterparties from the first screen — precise, unflashy, and built around access rather than browsing. We structured the site around live-desk cues and a tight sector overview across eight asset classes, so a serious buyer lands, gets oriented in seconds, and reaches out through one channel.
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Small-batch mamoul, filled with date, pistachio, and cashew, baked in Colombo with a modern dark aesthetic.
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Mamoul needed a site that could hold both sides of the brand — a traditional, family recipe and a premium, modern dark presentation — without either side undercutting the other. We built toward a quiet, product-forward layout that lets the cookies read as gift-worthy, with clear paths to order boxes or inquire wholesale.
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AI receptionists that answer every after-hours call, qualify buyers, and book showings while the team sleeps.
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CallPilot needed a site that could sell a complex AI product — live dashboards, voice selection, call routing — without overwhelming a first-time visitor. We built toward a layered scroll: lead with the outcome, prove it with interactive dashboard mockups, then close with plans and FAQ, so both skimmers and technical buyers get what they need.
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Authentic small-group journeys from Norway to Sri Lanka, led in Norwegian, English, Tamil, and Sinhala, capped at six travelers.
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Mowgli needed a site that could carry the intimacy of a six-person trip and the trust of a multilingual, personally-led guide, aimed at a Norwegian audience booking a trip to Sri Lanka. We built toward a warm, image-led scroll that sells the experience first — culture, place, pace — with booking and language details close behind.
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