Automations
- Scheduled Jobs
- Social Auto-Posting
- Lifecycle Email & Push
Software that works while you don't.
Crons, queues, and event-driven jobs built into your product — posting to Instagram, sending the right email at the right moment, keeping your data fresh. Not a no-code subscription bolted on the side.
What backs this
We run these in production for our own product. Cue Quest posts its own Instagram, sends its own lifecycle email, and cleans its own data — on schedules we wrote.
Social that posts itself
Match-result cards and weekly city carousels, rendered server-side and published to Instagram at peak-engagement windows. Rate-limited, idempotent — the same post can never fire twice — and personal results post only with both players' opt-in.
See the product →Email that knows when to stop
Lifecycle email and push with digest batching, per-user preferences, and quiet defaults. Onboarding nudges, re-activation, streak warnings — timed to behavior, not blasted on a list.
Data that keeps itself fresh
Scheduled enrichment and hygiene: stale records re-fetched, trending data aggregated, abandoned state cleaned up. Nobody runs a script by hand.
A human where it matters
Our lead-finding automation sweeps community forums and drafts a digest for a person to act on. It never posts on its own. Automation drafts; humans decide.
How it goes
Six steps.
No surprises.
The same process whether it’s one component or a whole product.
- 01
Free consultation
A call. What you're building, who it's for, what's in the way.
- 02
Scope & plan
Written scope, milestones, and a number — before anyone opens an editor.
- 03
Design
Screens and interaction states, reviewed on your phone, not in a slide.
- 04
Build
Working software at a private link from the first week.
- 05
Launch
Domain, analytics, and a handoff document you can actually read.
- 06
Support
Thirty days of fixes and tuning after you go live. Included.
Build it today.
Tell us what you’re making. We’ll tell you whether we’re the right people for it — and who is, if we’re not.