Case studies
See some of the problems we’ve tackled with our clients, the decisions we made, and the solutions we put in place.
A portfolio that lets the architecture speak, and that the studio edits without relying on a developer.
Anémona, an architecture studio in Bariloche, needed a site that would back up its work for referred clients. We organized the content, designed a continuous project grid, and built it on a fully editable CMS, so the studio can make changes on its own.
Every change went straight to production. Now it goes to staging first.
Data4Sales ran on AWS with no test environments and no automated deploys. We ran an assessment, started with the databases, and moved its infrastructure to code, with staging, production, and CI/CD, without stopping operations.
Seven currencies in Excel. Now, an app that logs every transaction.
A currency exchange business couldn’t see the state of its accounts in real time. We modeled its operation on double-entry bookkeeping and built an app to log every movement from a phone, with balances always in view.
Three business units, and none knew if it was making or losing money.
The restaurant, ice cream shop, and general store (pulpería) at Posada El Durazno couldn’t track their profitability separately. We assessed their platform and operations, built an income statement for each unit, and delivered a plan with seven improvements.
Every month lived in its own tab. Now there’s a single database, with history back to 2021.
Muchacha’s finances were spread across one sheet per month. We turned them into a single management database that brings together sales, banks, cash, and staff, and rebuilt its bank history so it didn’t start empty.
From a hand-run operation to a business that keeps adding properties.
250% revenue growth
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A modernized platform and cheaper cloud, with zero minutes of downtime.
42% lower cloud costs
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Each client was set up by hand. Now the platform is replicated in hours.
95% less setup time
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