Case studies

Delivered work, documented

Real engagements, named only with the client's consent, and every figure stated with how it was measured.

Ayman Group

MAM Investment

Community Matters Mississauga

Ayman GroupEgyptEngineering consultancy and general contracting

An engineering consultancy, running on its own platform

Ayman Group design, supervise and build — architectural, structural, mechanical and electrical, under one roof. They now run the whole of that on a platform of their own: public site, staff portal, catalogue, billing and mail, across two domains and eleven services.

Ayman Group

The problem
An engineering consultancy and general contracting office with work spread across design, technical office, permits, supervision and construction, and no single system holding any of it. Two brands and two domains to serve, in a market where the public face and the internal operation are judged together.
What we did
A full deployment of the GM-OS platform under their own brand: public website, staff portal, authentication, catalogue, billing, engagement, notifications, an orchestrator and an agent service, on a database of their own. The public site carries their identity throughout — their navy and gold, their logo, a language switcher and a dark mode — rather than ours with a logo swapped in.
The outcome
The site is live on both domains with the client's own identity, their own navy and gold, a language switcher and a dark mode. The staff portal and central dashboard are live behind their own sign-in. Nine mailboxes are in use against an allocation of a hundred, so the mail side has room to grow into without another migration.

11
services deployed: 2
hosts served: 2
languages on the public site

MAM InvestmentUnited Arab EmiratesInvestment, multi-sector holdings

An investment group, with its own platform end to end

MAM Investment work across multiple sectors, holding companies and projects rather than selling a single service. Their platform carries that shape: sectors, companies and projects as first-class parts of the site, with a staff portal, central dashboard and their own mail behind it.

MAM Investment

The problem
An integrated investment group needs a public face that can hold a portfolio — sectors, the companies inside them, the projects underneath those — and an internal system that does not stop at a brochure. Most of that structure is the first thing a template site flattens into a list of services.

Community Matters MississaugaCanadaNot-for-profit, community services

A not-for-profit site built from the organisation's own material

A twenty-one page site for a Mississauga not-for-profit, built entirely from the organisation's own documents, photographs and video. No stock imagery and no invented copy — an unusual constraint for a brochure site, and the reason it reads as theirs.

Community Matters Mississauga

The problem
A community organisation needing a public presence that could carry its programmes, schedule and volunteer paths, without the generic look that comes from building a charity site out of a template and a stock photo library.

And the platform underneath it

How we build

We would rather show you the system we run on than describe one we have not built. Every number below is queried live or derived from the source — none of it is typed in.

11

hosts live on one domain

verified 5 October 2026

977

passing tests across 45 files

verified 5 October 2026

163

database tables

verified 5 October 2026

45

licensed activities and operating scopes

11

interface languages, Arabic included

23

published marketplace solutions

1,322,773

rows in the prospect database

The work

What it took

One domain, eleven hosts, one session

The marketing site, marketplace, central admin, workforce portal, sales CRM, academy and the service APIs all run under 11 hosts on a single domain. Session cookies are deliberately host-only, so a session on one dashboard is not a session on another — the isolation is enforced by the browser rather than by code somebody has to remember to write.

Three jurisdictions, and nothing invented

Grand Minds operates through separately licensed entities in Spain, the UAE and Canada, carrying 45 licensed activities and operating scopes between them. The platform treats jurisdiction rules — payroll, tax, labour — as configuration that must be supplied, never as defaults it can guess. Canada is described as operating scopes rather than licensed activities, because a federal corporation that files no restriction on business was never issued a list.

Identity without a password store

Staff sign in to the workforce portal with their mailbox password, verified live against the mail server over IMAP. The portal stores no password of its own — not hashed, not encrypted, not at all. One credential in one place, and a reconciliation page that reports anybody whose portal account and mailbox have drifted apart.

A million rows, migrated without a DROP

A 1,322,773-row prospect database was migrated into the platform in a single pass. Every migration on this estate is diffed datamodel-to-datamodel before it runs and refused outright if it emits one DROP, and the database is backed up before the migration rather than after.

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Delivered work, documented

An engineering consultancy, running on its own platform

The problem

What we did

The outcome

An investment group, with its own platform end to end

The problem

A not-for-profit site built from the organisation's own material

The problem

How we build

What it took

One domain, eleven hosts, one session

Three jurisdictions, and nothing invented

Identity without a password store

A million rows, migrated without a DROP

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What we did

The outcome

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977 tests, and the ones that found real bugs