Internal operations
If your business runs on spreadsheets and messages, it can run on software.
If the business runs on spreadsheets and messages, it can run on software.
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This is the running prototype, not a picture of one. Move between its screens, open a record, change a range.
This week
3 crewsScheduled3
In progress2
Done2
A prototype built by Archon Soft. Not a client project, not a shipped product, and every record inside it is sample data.
- The problem
- A working business is held together by one spreadsheet, a group chat and somebody who remembers everything — until they go on leave.
- The product
- An internal operations platform: jobs with a state, crews with a schedule, stock that decrements, approvals with a name on them.
- The system
- A field client that writes locally and reconciles later, because the site is exactly where the signal is not.
- The experience
- Watch a job go to Blocked on its own because a crew logged the material it used.
- Archon capability
- Operations software
What building it demonstrates
- Scheduling, assignment and job state across a team
- Stock consumption tied to the job that consumed it
- Approval chains with role permissions and an audit trail
- An offline-capable field client that reconciles later
Domains
SystemsAutomationProductsInfrastructure
A screen is the top plane of a stack. What decides whether the thing survives contact with a business is the six layers under it — and those are the ones nobody shows you.
Atölye
Specific to this productTrue of every product built here
A concept never claims the shipped product contains its features. What the real work proves is that this studio ships; what the concept shows is where the same thinking goes next.
Tell me what you are trying to build and what is making it hard. If there is a fit I will say so quickly; if there is not, I will say that too.
- A reply
- Usually within two working days, from me.
- A conversation
- Scope, constraints, budget, timing. No pitch deck.
- A straight answer
- Including when I am the wrong person for it.