SaaS platforms
Multi-tenant products with authentication, billing, dashboards and the operational tooling that keeps them running in production. Built to be handed over, not rented back.
What we build
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.
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.
More about TractexEngineering
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.
Multi-tenant products with authentication, billing, dashboards and the operational tooling that keeps them running in production. Built to be handed over, not rented back.
Interfaces that hold up under real use. Fast, accessible, and honest about state.
Language models wired into real workflows, with the guardrails that keep output trustworthy.
Pipelines that read from live sources, normalize what they find, and stay honest about what is missing rather than guessing. The difference between a system people trust and one they quietly stop using.
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.