Software for
the trades that
run real things.

From signed job sheet to invoice, the same day.

Maintenance firms of 5 to 50 engineers — HVAC, lifts, fire safety, boiler rooms, commercial electrical.

• Offline in the field — The engineer works in a basement with no signal. The app records; the sync waits for the signal to come back.
• The job sheet is the accounting document — Signed, photographed and timestamped on site — that is what raises the invoice, not a re-keying exercise on Friday evening.
• Dispatch board — The planner sees jobs, engineers and emergencies on one view.
• French from the first commit — The interface was written in French from the start, not translated afterwards.

The clinic, from appointment to discharge.

Veterinary clinics and practices — vets, nurses, practice management and billing.

• Live waiting room — The board of animals present sorts by triage priority. Emergencies show red across every screen, and a walk-in is created with one button.
• Structured medical records — Clinical notes in SOAP form, typed by act — consultation, surgery, emergency, follow-up — with vitals, examinations and automatic draft saving.
• Vaccines, prescriptions, stock — Batch number, expiry date, booster reminders, the prescription dispensing cycle, and low-stock alerts on consumables.
• Billing and roles — An invoice per consultation, unpaid tracking, and five distinct roles — vet, nurse, management, billing, administration — each with its own rights.

Spot the curve that takes off, before it is obvious.

Scouts and academies following UEFA youth competitions.

• Official sources only — Governing bodies and UEFA, never an aggregator. The European database right protects the compilation itself: copying Transfermarkt into a competing database is precisely what it exists to prevent.
• No metric the data cannot carry — No tactical archetypes, no wingspan, no progressive carries without event data. The original brief asked for all three; none survives contact with the source.
• Age is computed, never stored — A stored age is wrong within a year, and the entire product is about age curves. Only the date of birth is kept.
• Minors, so GDPR first — Profiling under-eighteens in Europe falls under Article 8, and the CNIL is not passive. The position is settled before the first row is stored, not after.