Rebuilding event discoveryso a whole city fits in one feed
We re-platformed search and ranking, cut cold-start latency, and gave the team a release pipeline they could run themselves.
3.4×faster event search
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Enterprise product engineering · Est. 2020
We build the systemsyour next decaderuns on.
Enterprise-grade engineering, delivered at startup pace. We're a small senior crew who sit close to your team — no account layers, no handoff gaps, no offshore telephone game.
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Trusted by teams building at the edge
- Halden Freight
- Verra Health
- Northbeam Capital
- Orbit Retail
01 — What we do
Five practices, one continuous team.
Most partners hand you off between silos. We keep the same people from strategy through to the release that pays for itself.
Platforms, portals and internal tools that survive real load and real users. Web, mobile and everything wired behind them.
Warehouses, pipelines and the dashboards your board actually opens. We start from the decision, then build backwards.
Agents, retrieval and forecasting put into production with evaluation, guardrails and a cost model you can defend.
Demand generation run like an engineering practice — instrumented, tested weekly, and tied to pipeline rather than impressions.
Named senior engineers who join your standups, learn your codebase and stay. Scale up in weeks, scale down without drama.
02 — Why Leapstrat
Big-four rigour.Startup pace.None of the overhead.
The people who pitch are the people who build
No bait-and-switch bench. You meet your engineers in week one and they're still there at launch.
Two weeks to something real
Discovery ends with working software, not a deck. You judge us on a demo before the big commitment.
Your hours, your tools, your repo
Substantial US overlap every day, in your Slack and your board. Time zones stop being a project risk.
Built to be handed over
Documentation, tests and a runbook come as standard. We'd rather earn the next project than hold the keys.
03 — Case studies
Work that moved a number someone cared about.
One warehouse, one truth,and a Monday report nobody rebuilds by hand
Eleven spreadsheets became a governed model with lineage, alerting and self-serve dashboards for every regional lead.
62%less manual reporting
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Predicting maintenance beforethe vessel tells you it is late
Sensor telemetry, a forecasting model and a scheduling view that crews actually open at the dock, offline included.
18daverage early warning
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Case study 1 of 3 — uNation
04 — AI innovation
Applied AI that survives contact with production
Agents that finish the boring half of the job
Intake, triage, drafting, reconciliation. We map the human workflow first, automate the repeatable ninety percent, and route the rest to a person with full context attached.
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Twenty years of contracts, finally searchable
Retrieval over your own archive, with citations back to the source page. Legal, claims and procurement teams stop hunting through shared drives and start answering in seconds.
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Forecasts your planners are willing to sign
Demand, churn, maintenance and capacity — modelled with the seasonality your business actually has, and shipped with the confidence intervals shown, not hidden.
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The part most vendors skip
Evaluation sets, red-teaming, PII handling, audit trails and a running cost-per-task figure. If your risk committee can't read it, it isn't finished.
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05 — Selected projects
Six years of things that shipped.
06 — Insights
What we're arguing about internally.
Your modernisation isn't a rewrite. It's forty small evictions.
Why the strangler pattern keeps beating the big-bang replatform, and how to sequence the first six months.
Nobody asks the cost-per-task question until month four
A practical unit-economics model for agent workloads, and the three places spend quietly runs away.
Hiring is slow. What a good embedded pod actually costs you
A CTO and our delivery lead compare augmentation against in-house hiring, honestly.
07 — In their words
"They found the actual bottleneck in week two — it wasn't the thing we'd hired them for. That honesty is why they're still here."
Nathan Reyes
"Our app vision came to life flawlessly — sleek, intuitive and lightning-fast. Within three months we crossed 30k users. The team nailed every detail, from UX to backend architecture."
Aidan Joyce
"Handover was a non-event, which is the highest compliment I can pay an agency. Everything was documented before we asked."
Ingrid Sollberg
Let's begin
Tell us what the next decade needs to look like.
Thirty minutes with the people who'd actually do the work. No pitch deck, no discovery invoice — we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.