→ Three production deployments

Cockpits in the wild.

Most of the catalog is interactive walkthroughs. These three are live with real operators today. What's documented below is the shape of the cockpit — what it does and what it replaced. No fabricated metrics, no fabricated geography, no invented quotes.

Honesty policy: we don't make up numbers, locations, or customer quotes for marketing. Performance details are between us and the operator. What you read below is verifiable from the code and from the operator on request.
Production · branded StockScout

HVAC service inventory

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→ The operator

An independent HVAC service contractor running multiple service trucks. Residential and light-commercial work. Had been running on a shared spreadsheet, a parts envelope, and a group text.

→ What we built

A phone-first PWA installed to each truck's phone. Barcode scan with the phone camera reads parts in and out of truck inventory. Voice query — "where's the two-ton condenser fan motor" — returns the answer instantly. Refrigerant cylinder weighing screen logs in/out with EPA Section 608 compliance and auto-generates the annual log report. Owner view aggregates parts by truck, surfaces low-stock, flags any cylinder that hasn't been weighed in 30 days. Works offline.

What it replacedShared spreadsheet for parts · paper refrigerant logbook · group text for parts requests · an old handheld scanner the foreman stopped using long ago
Production · branded BrewRoute

Vending + coffee route ops

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→ The operator

A multi-state vending and coffee-route operator. Mix of telemetry-equipped hardware (NayaX, Cantaloupe DEX/MDB) and cash-only legacy units.

→ What we built

Today's route is built dynamically from telemetry — only machines that need service, ordered by drive-time optimization. Cashless integration with NayaX and Cantaloupe APIs surfaces per-machine sales without opening separate dashboards. Location-scout engine surfaces new placement opportunities from local business permits and openings. Per-machine P&L shows which placements actually pay rent and which don't. Receipt capture during pickup — photograph any commission receipt, it auto-files for tax season.

The operator runs it under the brand BrewRoute. The cockpit ships behind a per-operator brand identity. Live at vending-route.com.

What it replacedHand-drawn route map · shoebox of vendor receipts · two separate dashboards (NayaX + Cantaloupe) opened in browser tabs · weekly drive of all machines whether they needed service or not
Production · home health agency

Home health care agency

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→ The operator

A home health agency. Mix of Medicaid waiver, Medicare home health, LTC insurance, and private pay patients. State Electronic Visit Verification mandate applies.

→ What we built

One cockpit for the office. One phone app for the caregivers. Shift assignment drives EVV, EVV drives the visit log, the visit log drives the billing batch, the billing batch drives the payroll calculation. No double entry. Family members get a sanitized post-visit summary on their phone within minutes of the caregiver checking out. RN supervisor and family communicate on one secure thread per patient. Compliance dashboard auto-blocks any caregiver with a lapsed CPR, TB, or background check before they can be assigned a visit.

What it replacedSeparate scheduling tool · the state EVV vendor app · charting in Google Docs · payroll in a separate accounting tool · group texts for family · spreadsheet for compliance · a separate billing platform

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