What we build
One product of our own. And engineering for everyone else.
Verbolta is building Tractex, a land-acquisition platform for real estate developers. Alongside it we take on a small number of engineering engagements each quarter.
Finding land that was never listed.
Every parcel a developer wants is already owned by somebody. Tractex is a workspace for finding those parcels: describe a project in plain English, and it reads the county's own public property records, scores every parcel that matches, and returns a ranked, mapped shortlist.
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What we build
for other people.
A small number of engagements each quarter, taken on where the problem is interesting and the timeline is honest. Everything is written from scratch and handed over in full.
- SaaS platforms
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Multi-tenant products with the parts nobody demos: role-aware authentication, billing that survives a failed card, an admin surface your own team can actually operate, and the audit trail you need the first time a customer asks what happened to their data.
- Web applications
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Interfaces that hold up on a bad connection and a five-year-old laptop. Honest loading and error states, keyboard paths that work, and a component layer small enough that the next developer can read all of it.
- AI integration
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Language models wired into a real workflow, with retrieval over your own documents and evaluation so you can tell whether a change made it better. Where a model should not be trusted, the system says so rather than guessing confidently.
- Data engineering
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Pipelines that read live sources, normalise what they find and record what was missing rather than filling the gap. Geospatial work included — it is what Tractex is built on. That difference between reporting a gap and papering over it is the whole reason people keep using a system.
- Language
- TypeScript
- Python
- Application
- React
- Next.js
- Node.js
- Data
- PostgreSQL
- PostGIS
- Redis
- Infrastructure
- AWS
- Docker
- Vercel
- Operations
- Stripe
- Playwright
- GitHub Actions
We still build websites.
Marketing sites, booking platforms and client portals — hand-written, with a CMS so you can edit them yourself. It is not the headline any more, but the standard has not moved.