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Work management with boards: a table view grouped by section, a drag-and-drop kanban, and analytics across every board.

Double-entry accounting: chart of accounts, balanced journal entries, trial balance, balance sheet and income statement.

A slow-fashion label site: seasonal collections, timeless essentials, traceable materials and a newsletter.

AI chart analysis: upload a screenshot and get pattern, entry, targets and stop.

Personal finance: income, spending, accounts, investments and goals in one place.

A retro platformer whose levels live in your database.

A burger rush game where the menu is a record in your database.

A staff portal that shows each person only what is addressed to them, and what is waiting on them.

A sales CRM whose coach reads the deal and tells you the next move.

A drafting room for legal work: nine assistants, each carrying its own jurisdiction layer.

Class booking for a studio with a hard capacity: credits, a waiting list that moves itself, and a door roster that records who came.

A full-bleed site for an architecture practice, with a small CMS behind it and an inbox that reads each enquiry against the criteria the studio itself wrote down.

A salon diary where every appointment reserves the turnaround, so a gap on the board is time that can really be sold — and an assistant that says which gaps are worth a call.