Three concept projects, built: invented businesses, real technology. Each one has an old and a new version, both live and open to click through. Every case study names the problem, the solution and the one number that backs the outcome. Client work follows as soon as it is accepted and released.
Klarwerk · Interactive AI demo
Customers, schedules and invoices: Klarwerk shows how AI supports daily administration, using a cleaning business as an example.
“Which invoices are overdue?”
Ask questions about business data, plan jobs and review changes directly in the application.
You choose whether AI only answers, proposes changes or helps carry out the work.
Try the Klarwerk demoNo registrationSample dataDemo in German
Automation from €2,200 as a one-off project: one recurring process, connections through existing interfaces and documented handover. Scope and fixed price are agreed before implementation.
Third-party licences and ongoing operation as agreed. Klarwerk demonstrates possibilities and is not an included off-the-shelf product.
See scope and processMore clarity, less searching: Klarwerk brings customers, schedules and invoices into one application. Using sample data, the assistant answers “Which invoices are overdue?”. You can read answers, review suggestions and control which changes the assistant may carry out. This is an independent demo project, not a customer case study. What would you like to simplify in your business?
01Concept project
A before/after demo for holiday-rental hosts: a website as it stood in 2011 and its new version, both live, to click through.
100
Lighthouse on all five pages of the new version
02Concept project
A before/after demo for retail: a farm shop taking orders by email as it stood in 2012 and its new version as a shop on real WooCommerce, whose admin side is open to anyone.
23
products come live from WooCommerce
03Concept project
A before/after demo for trade businesses: a plumbing and heating site as it stood in 2013 and its new version with an AI assistant and a subsidy calculator, both live.
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automated tests, 25 of them with axe
I only list what has been built, handed over and released. Invented references and rounded success figures do not go on this page. A short list that holds up beats a long one nobody can check.
Next up here are websites and assistants from current jobs, each with the starting point, the build and what measurably changed. Until then the All services show how such a job runs and what it costs.
