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Case studies

Turning field friction into systems people love. We build for healthcare and SMEs alike.

iOS

Field & team use (construction, logistics, security, and more)

docoda — field communication app

Challenge

Crews change often, so personal numbers are hard to share. Contact was split across phone, LINE, and radio, and sharing “where is everyone?” took extra work.

  • No phone number required: sign up and call via Apple / Google / email
  • One place for team contact: group chat, DM, location sharing, in-app calls
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Business system

Resort property

Resort & lodging operations messaging

Challenge

Reservation emails were retyped and phoned out to vendors. Transcription mistakes, missed updates, and huge prep overhead were constant risks.

  • Fully paperless: staff and vendors see the latest info in-app
  • Near-zero prep time for routine contact work
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App

Sports club

Sports club attendance system

Challenge

As school club use shrank, facility traffic surged. Paper and email tracking could not keep up with who was coming or canceling.

  • One-tap status: attend / late / absent from each schedule
  • Admin views that auto-build participant lists
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Cloud

Corporate attendance

GPS-linked cloud time tracking

Challenge

Manual timesheet totals, punch fraud risk, and hard-to-track field staff.

  • Location-gated punches only inside registered work areas
  • Live sync to servers and Google Sheets
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AI

Team operations

AI task management app

Challenge

Task tracking lived in people’s heads—unclear ownership and deadlines, higher slip risk.

  • Ask in chat—“please prep the deck by next week”—and tasks register automatically
  • Auto-generated charts so team progress is visible at a glance
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Web / SaaS

Food & retail stores

MOBI9 — store mobile ordering

Challenge

Menus, permissions, and reports differed by brand and store—ops were complex for both floor and HQ.

  • QR/URL orders with per-table sessions so rotating guests don’t mix tickets
  • Per-store menus with HQ overview, kitchen and sales dashboards included
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AI

Individuals & organizations

MindWeave — personalized AI counselor

Challenge

Traditional counseling is hard to book, costly, and scarce outside cities—people needed support without those barriers.

  • 24/7 access without appointments on personal plans
  • Multi-phase psychological analysis and emotion tracking from conversation
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AI / iOS

iOS (App Store)

wantAPP — AI Chat Persona

Challenge

Generic chat AIs don’t match the tone, character, or expertise people want in a personal companion.

  • Custom personas for a chat experience shaped around you
  • Native iPhone app distributed on the App Store
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iOS

iOS / iPadOS (App Store)

PtoP — PDF viewer

Challenge

Most PDF viewers feel transactional; reading docs or ebooks “like a book” is hard.

  • Page-flip viewing that feels like turning paper
  • Folders plus iCloud sync across devices
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AR

Retail & interiors

AR simulation

Challenge

Hard to share mental images on retail/interior floors without physical samples for buy or layout decisions.

  • Realistic “what if we place / wear this?” previews
  • Custom images and sizes that help conversion
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Website

Cut Space M·T (Harima, Hyogo)

Cut Space M·T — salon site

Challenge

In-salon, home visits, and subs spanned many offerings; the old site scattered info and blocked pre-visit clarity.

  • Refresh highlighting speed, value, quality, and accessibility
  • Clear paths for home visits, Kirihō, and store info toward booking
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Website

KENTO CO.,LTD

KENTO Co., Ltd. corporate site

Challenge

Multiple businesses and brands diluted the company face, philosophy, and trust signals.

  • Organize intro and company profile around “Keep Going”
  • Unify beauty, fitness, contracting, and brand links
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Website

Machino Tokoya (Onoe, Kakogawa)

Machino Tokoya — neighborhood barber site

Challenge

The no-booking, ticket-machine flow plus styles and memberships were unclear pre-visit—raising first-timer friction.

  • Step-by-step visualization of the ticket-machine visit
  • Fade/BARBER and Kirihō up front; home visits routed to the sister salon
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Website

Fit11 / SECRET BASE GYM (Onoe, Kakogawa)

Fit11 — training gym site

Challenge

Mixed goals—disciplines, vibe, trials, hiring—made it hard for first-time visitors to choose a next step.

  • Organize values and disciplines under a “Keep Going” world
  • Separate trial inquiries from personal-trainer hiring paths
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Website

Yarube Inc.

Daikorube — listing proxy service site

Challenge

People hesitated—what to do, what selling costs, and whether consigning felt safe were unclear before applying.

  • Lead with a two-step “pack & schedule pickup” story
  • Show success fees, buyout comparison, and ID checks under antique-dealer rules
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