Every story here is a product we actually built and still run in production. Real clients, real load, real revenue. No demos, no mockups, no “coming soon.”
Office staff hand-typed every reminder. An event-driven SMS engine now sends six ready-made automations for appointments and invoices, across web and mobile.
Three roofing distributors now sit inside estimates, proposals and orders, so contractors price and buy without leaving the platform, at a desk or on a roof.
Credit, debit and ACH became separate methods in a rebuilt payments schema, and every live token moved over without a customer noticing.
On-Demand everywhere and idle capacity drove spend past growth. Spot, Auto Scaling and commitment pricing now track demand without touching availability.
The whole platform ran on a single EC2 instance. Containerized ECS services, a load balancer and automated scaling now take over when a task fails or traffic shifts.
Neo4j loads outgrew Lambda’s 15-minute ceiling. Lambda now orchestrates and on-demand Fargate tasks do the heavy lifting, all inside private subnets.
AWS DMS skips materialized views, so migrations kept failing. A GitHub Actions–triggered EC2 script now refreshes staging from production on demand, with logs and a clear pass or fail.
A managed SFTP endpoint billed by the hour was overkill for a weekly file drop. A right-sized EC2 pipeline now lands every partner file in S3 for a fraction of the cost.
Real estate is won in the follow-up, and follow-up is the first thing a busy agent drops. So we built SmartPlans, the automation engine inside KW Command, to carry it for 100,000+ agents without ever missing a beat.
An agent is a salesperson, not a marketer. We put campaign creation inside the CRM they already live in and turned a multi-tool chore into a single action.
Renting a home used to lose people at every handoff. We rebuilt the journey with startup speed and enterprise-grade plumbing, and the drop-offs turned into signed leases.
Twelve years of building one contractor product, from first MVP to the version strong enough to be bought. Leap acquired it in 2022 and kept us on to keep building.
A late insight is just expensive trivia. We rebuilt the data engine so answers reach analysts before they go stale, even under heavy concurrent load.
In home services the fastest quote usually wins. An AI Sales Velocity Engine now writes proposals, guards margins, and never forgets a follow-up.
A crew waiting on a permit is the most expensive thing in the business. One live schedule replaced the spreadsheet maze and put that wasted capacity back to work.
Tell us what you’re trying to ship. We’ll tell you straight whether we can build it, what it’ll take, and what “done” actually looks like. A demo isn’t a deliverable. The running system is.
