Our work
Software engineering case studies
What we built and why: the problem, the engineering, the integrations and the outcome, for client platforms and for our own products.
- Membership platforms
- Academic systems
- E-commerce
- Modular ERP
Client case studies
Platforms we’ve engineered for clients. Each one covers the problem, what we built and what changed.
816active subscriptions on the platform
- Recurring billing
- Member dashboard
- Custom admin
- Integrations
Client case study · Membership platform
Elliott Wave Forecast
Memberships, payments and content split across WordPress plugins and a legacy aMember install.
A custom Laravel membership platform with payment integration, recurring billing, a member dashboard, an admin and APIs, connected to the existing WordPress site.
OutcomeBilling, renewals, support and content run on one platform the business owns, and we continue to develop it.
- Laravel
- Payment integration
- REST APIs
- WordPress
Client · Academic management
Quaid-e-Azam Medical College
A medical college that needed admissions, student records, lectures and timetables in one place.
The QAMC Academic Management System: admissions, students, teachers, lectures, timetables, attendance and SMS.
Outcome2,007 students, 141 teachers and 907,528 attendance records run from one system.
- ASP.NET MVC
- .NET
- Attendance
- SMS
Client · E-commerce and reporting
Zuriyat Foods
A food brand that could see its sales but not its real profit per order.
A WooCommerce store on our component design system, with custom profit, cost-of-goods and customer reports.
OutcomeProfit, cost of goods, city-wise sales and repeat customers are tracked, and reviews monitored.
- WordPress
- WooCommerce
- PHP
- Custom plugins
Client · Personalised products
Crafted Moments
Every magnet set needs the customer’s own photos, cropped to the right shape.
A custom WooCommerce theme with a photo uploader and cropper; photos stay private per order.
OutcomeCustomers pick a set, upload and crop their photos, and check out with cash on delivery.
- WordPress
- WooCommerce
- Custom theme
- Custom plugin
Client · E-commerce (store now closed)
Resurgence Gear
A riding-gear store that needed buyers to compare products by size, style and certification.
A customised WooCommerce store with product filters, certification details and a dealer locator.
OutcomeBuyers could filter the range by size, style and certification, and find dealers from the site.
- WordPress
- WooCommerce
- Mobile-first UX
Our products
Software we own, build and run ourselves. We live with the same architecture decisions we recommend to clients.
30+business modules across four industries
- Education
- Accounting
- HR & payroll
- Health & nutrition
Our product · Modular ERP
Sublime Care Cloud
Separate tools for sales, stock, accounts and HR, plus paying for unused modules.
A metadata-driven, multi-tenant ERP. Each company switches on only the modules it needs.
OutcomeOne platform for schools, finance teams, HR and payroll, and health and nutrition apps, with a Flutter app on the same API.
- .NET 8
- SQL Server
- Angular 18
- Flutter
- Self-hosted AI
Our product · UAE
Faatura Cloud
UAE contractors still estimating and quoting jobs in spreadsheets.
Cost estimates, quotations and 5% VAT tax invoices in one platform, in English and Arabic.
OutcomeAn approved quotation becomes an invoice in one click.
- Angular
- Arabic RTL
- Multi-company
- UAE VAT
Our product · Grocery list app
Sublime Groceria
- 433users
- 253grocery lists
- 1,462list items
Grocery lists, recipes and nutrition information spread across different places.
A Flutter app, a website and web app, with the admin in Sublime Care Cloud.
OutcomeLive on Google Play and the web, managed from Sublime Care Cloud.
- Flutter
- .NET API
- SQL Server
How we judge our work
What success means in these case studies
We judge every case study the same way: is the software used every day, and does it make the work easier? A launch date on its own tells you very little.
The figures on these pages come from the live systems themselves, such as a dashboard or an admin report, and we say where they come from. Where we don’t have a verified number, we don’t publish one.
New features should build on the existing system, not force a costly rebuild a year later. That’s why we support what we build and keep developing platforms like Elliott Wave Forecast after launch.
For how we approach a new project, read about our custom software development, web platforms and AI and automation work.
What we look for
- Software used daily by real teams
- Figures taken from live systems
- Features added without starting again
- Long-term hosting and support
Could your business be our next case study?
Tell us what you need built, fixed or improved. We’ll tell you honestly what we would build, and what we would leave out.