Every system below was specified, built and deployed to production, each one working natively in Hebrew, English or both. Client systems are described by what they do and what they changed.
Figures under "In production" are read out of the running systems.
These systems have already been built once. Each can be rebuilt under your brand and on your data for a fraction of what the first build cost.
A full retail catalogue is checked against competitor prices overnight. Approved price changes go back into the ERP through a single write path that logs every one.
Read the full case studyLive since June 2026, on a monthly support retainer.
Sample data, white-labelled. The live system runs on its owner’s own data.
A management cockpit and a rotating shop-floor screen, both in Hebrew, read the same live figures from the chain’s own ERP, so two people comparing branches see the same number.
Read the full case studyIn production since June 2026, still under active development.
Sample data, white-labelled. The live system runs on its owner’s own data.
Agent status updates live, actions wait in a queue, and every write passes a signed approval gate before it happens.
In daily production, running OctoMonic’s own operation.
Sample data, white-labelled. The live system runs on its owner’s own data.
A prototype and a production system look identical until the incoming data changes shape. On the first call, you’ll find out which one your project needs.
These systems were built for production use. Each card’s status line says where that system stands today.
Content can be revised without breaking a programme a customer is partway through. Checkout runs natively in Hebrew and English, and a revenue-share ledger recoups an advance automatically.
Built and deployed. The buyer app sits behind a login.
Five practice modes draw on a manually verified question bank and focus on the gaps the app has measured. Everything works offline.
Built and running, with phase one in use.
The system is Hebrew-first and multi-tenant, so separate games run side by side on it, each with its own players, its own seats and its own money.
The web app runs in Hebrew. The messaging agent is built but still switched off.
Sample data, white-labelled. The live system runs on its owner’s own data.
Administrators, community leaders and the public each work in their own interface. The rebate accounting behind all three was rebuilt from the source records.
Built and shipped. Access is members-only.
Sample data, white-labelled. The live system runs on its owner’s own data.
The player terminal ships as a native build and as an installable web app. That keeps the queue at the door moving, whatever phone a player arrives with.
Delivered and handed over to its owner.
Sample data, white-labelled. The live system runs on its owner’s own data.
Every update to the data now goes through the server rather than the devices, which first meant settling exactly which role may change what.
Stabilised and relaunched in July 2026, verified on real phones.
Sample data, white-labelled. The live system runs on its owner’s own data.
Sales, inventory and labour data are pulled from the till system on a schedule. Every pull runs its own checks, so a day with missing data is flagged.
Read the full case studyBuilt and running on a venue’s own sales and cost data.
Sample data, white-labelled. The live system runs on its owner’s own data.
The firm works from a single request queue, while each client sees only their own project.
Built and delivered.
Sample data, white-labelled. The live system runs on its owner’s own data.
A prototype and a production system look identical until the incoming data changes shape. On the first call, you’ll find out which one your project needs.
A short call pinpoints the equivalent in your own operation. You’ll leave knowing what could replace it and what to do next.
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