Projects

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Case studies describe a system. These let you drive one. One is a live product you can sign into, one is a shipped product reproduced here on invented data, and one is a reference build. Each card says which it is.

Live SaaS for special-education enrolment

Live product

Teagan AI

Next.js 15SupabaseNextAuth v5StripeTailwind v4

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teaganai.tech

A live B2B SaaS platform for Florida special-education school enrolment. Families chat with Teagan, an AI guide that matches a child to suitable schools on disability type, age, county, scholarship eligibility and services offered; schools subscribe to receive those matched leads. Multi-tenant, bilingual, and billed through Stripe.

Live at teaganai.tech. Three-app monorepo (schools, admin, family), 467 TypeScript files, 61 Postgres migrations, Florida-specific matching rules throughout.

What the 3 modules cover

AI family matching chat
School lead delivery
Multi-tenant school dashboards
Stripe tiers + freemium
Five-level role hierarchy
Bilingual (EN / ES)

Shipped product for a marketing agency

Shipped product

Found IT CRM

Next.js 16SupabaseTypeScriptshadcn/uiOpenAI

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omarai.org/found-it-crm

A purpose-built internal CRM that replaced Zoho for a US marketing agency. Client accounts with thirteen service sections, recurring delivery pipelines per service line, two-way SMS synced from GoHighLevel, an AI workspace for search and account health, a visual workflow builder, and every marketing platform the agency runs on wired in behind it.

Built for Found IT Marketing. 790 TypeScript files, 174k lines, 116 Postgres tables across a four-app monorepo.

What the 7 modules cover

Client accounts & billing
Delivery pipelines per service
Two-way client SMS
Staff roles & permissions
AI search, health & reports
Google, Meta & GHL integrations

AI Business OS

Reference build

Atlas

Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwindMotion

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omarai.org/business-os

One console for everything a service business runs on: client relationships and health scoring, client-assigned work, staff capacity and automatic routing, lead generation and campaigns, and every third-party system wired in behind it.

A reference build, not a client engagement — invented from scratch to show the shape of an operations layer.

What the 6 modules cover

Internal operations
Client relations
Assigned work
Staff & routing
Marketing & lead gen
Third-party integrations

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What you're looking at.

These three cards are three different things, and the difference matters. A demo that quietly implies more than it is would undermine the argument the rest of this site makes.

One is the live product

Teagan AI is not a reproduction — the button opens the real platform on its own domain, with real schools and real families using it. What you see there is whatever is in production today, not something staged for this site.

The two demos run on invented data

Found IT CRM reproduces a system that genuinely ships for an agency, and Atlas is a reference build. In both, every workspace, staff member, client and number is invented. No client information appears in either.

No live model in the two demos

Inside the two demos the assistant's answers are scripted so the interface can be shown without a running backend, and the UI says so on screen. The live product is a different matter — its AI is real.

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