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From coaching plans to delivery routes, every project starts with a different problem. Explore the products, the decisions behind them, and their current stage.

12 project studies6 capabilities in practiceBuilt for real business problems

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Claim-review illustration pairing an annotated example vehicle with document, policy, and officer-review checks.
InsurancePrototype

Claim Triage

An insurance review workspace linking claim documents, policy and repair checks, and traceable recommendations for a human officer.

Synthetic football pitch divided into inference tiles, with a ball box enlarged for annotation review.
SportsPrototype

CVAT Ball Auto-Labelling

A custom CVAT adapter combining full-frame and tiled inference for small footballs, producing editable ball and person annotations.

Finly illustration showing a sample personal wallet beside an equally shared dinner bill.
FinancePrototype

Finly

A personal-finance MVP connecting receipt review, shared bills, realtime item claims, and traceable settlement on a balanced ledger.

Football coaching illustration with a passing drill on a pitch and three weekly training sessions awaiting coach review.
SportsPrototype

Football Coach AI

An academy workspace connecting training plans, curriculum, matches, and team insights, with a source-grounded assistant and coach approval.

Dispatch illustration with a five-stop example route and an urgent change awaiting review.
LogisticsPrototype

Logistics Intelligent

A dispatch and supply-planning prototype for delivery routes, fleet disruptions, and retail replenishment across multiple warehouses.

Regulatory research illustration pairing a sample answer with article-level citations and a source library.
Finance and tax researchPrototype

RAG Finance

A finance and tax research assistant connecting Indonesian regulations to article-level evidence, official sources, and clear uncertainty.

Isometric room-layout illustration with tables, chairs, and a highlighted walking route.
Hospitality and retailPrototype

Spatial Digital Twin

An editable 3D planning prototype for comparing room layouts, checking clearances, and simulating queues before a space is rearranged.

Original event-concept illustration with a decorated arch, round tables, and a coordinated colour palette.
Events and weddingsPrototype

Venue & Decor Visualizer

An event-design prototype with privacy-aware venue capture, labelled preview workflows, and proposal tooling behind a bilingual foundation.

Support illustration showing an example order question, an attached policy source, and a connected human handoff.
Retail and food deliveryPrototype

AI Customer Service

A support demo connecting cited AI answers, policy-checked tools, human handoff, an agent CRM, and a versioned knowledge CMS.

Reviewed synthetic cafe occupancy scene with stylised blurred avatars, presented with illustrative event-review controls.
Retail and cafe operationsPrototype

Store & Workforce Vision

A privacy-aware store operations prototype for occupancy, queues, and zone events, with configurable alerts and manager review.

Actual locally captured Weaveward homepage with its service introduction and woven W brand visual.
Technology and professional servicesPrototype

Weaveward

A responsive company website connecting clear service pages, relevant project evidence, and a consent-based enquiry workflow.

Interview-practice illustration with an example prompt, a spoken-answer waveform, and feedback themes.
Education & careersPrototype

IT Skill Meter

Role-specific interview practice with AI questions, spoken answers, and feedback, built as an earlier Compfest team collaboration.

A clear view of progress. This collection includes our internal prototypes and a previous team collaboration. Each study identifies its context, implementation scope, and current stage. Interface illustrations use example data.

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