What we build when nobody is paying us.

A services company can hide behind a portfolio. A product cannot hide. It has to sign in through someone else’s OAuth, survive a real merchant’s inventory, run inside a dashboard we do not control and still feel simple on a phone at the pass. Everything we ask a client to trust us with, a product asks of us first.

VoicePos is the first one. It is a Clover POS app for restaurants: staff manage the menu, prices and inventory by voice or text, in English or Spanish, and every change is written to Clover and logged with undo. It is in development against the Clover sandbox, with the App Market listing in progress. The screenshots on its page are real.

Building it taught us the parts of the Clover platform that documentation does not cover: how OAuth behaves inside an embedded dashboard, when the microphone is allowed in an iframe, how to keep a second system honest with a merchant’s live data. That knowledge goes straight into client work, which is the other reason the product exists.

If you have a product idea of your own, the same team designs and builds SaaS products for clients, from validated MVP to billing, roles and the metrics that tell you what to build next.