The same systems, applied to different businesses.
A booking engine, an admin panel, and a reporting dashboard are the same underlying pattern no matter what industry they sit in. Below is where that pattern has already shipped, and where it applies just as directly.
Direct experience, real systems running today.
Travel & hospitality
Flight and hotel booking engines, GDS/supplier integrations, refund automation, passenger management. See the case study.
E-commerce & retail
Shopify admin panels, custom apps, order and inventory automation, storefront customization for stores that outgrew default tooling.
Where this experience translates directly.
No project history to point to yet in these spaces — but the underlying systems (secure records, transaction handling, scheduling, reporting) are the same ones already built for travel and commerce.
Healthcare & medical admin
Patient/records portals, appointment scheduling systems, internal admin tools. (Non-clinical systems — not diagnostic or clinical decision software.)
Finance & fintech
Transaction dashboards, ledger and reconciliation tools, reporting systems built on the same secure API patterns as payment integrations.
Logistics & supply chain
Shipment tracking, inventory systems, supplier integrations — a direct extension of GDS and supplier API work already shipped.
Real estate
Listing management systems, booking/viewing schedulers, agent-facing admin dashboards.
Education
Student/course management portals, scheduling systems, reporting dashboards for administrators.
General enterprise / B2B
Internal tools, workflow automation, and reporting systems for teams replacing spreadsheets with something real.
Events & ticketing
Event registration, seat and slot booking, ticket inventory and check-in tools — the same booking and payment patterns proven in travel.
Professional services & agencies
Client portals, project and time tracking, invoicing and reporting dashboards for teams that bill by the hour or the project.
Don't see your industry listed?
If it involves records, transactions, scheduling, or reporting, it's almost certainly a fit. Ask directly.