Business applications
Customer portals, internal tools, operational systems, and vertical software built around one valuable workflow.
Michai designs and ships business applications, web and mobile apps, APIs, integrations, AI, and automation for established operators who need a useful production system—not another handoff.
The stack follows the workflow, risk, integrations, and ownership model. Every scope is organized around a complete operating release rather than a disconnected list of features.
Customer portals, internal tools, operational systems, and vertical software built around one valuable workflow.
Focused customer-facing products with production data, permissions, payments, notifications, and release operations.
Durable connections across existing systems, vendors, data, communications, commerce, and custom services.
Intake, routing, retrieval, workflow assistance, and human-controlled automation that can operate inside the business.
From job description to matched tools, crew quote, checkout, and fulfillment.
Live freight discovery, managed dispatch, and a private carrier operating system.
Dual-market GC operating system for a scaling roofing firm.
Case files describe shipped surfaces and current public status. Traffic, ranking, conversion, and revenue results are attributed only when first-party evidence supports the claim.
We map the current workflow, users, systems, risk, economics, and evidence required to call the first release useful.
Architecture, interfaces, integrations, controls, and acceptance criteria become one visible production plan.
Senior ownership stays close through design, engineering, testing, launch, and the decisions that surface along the way.
The system ships with measurement, operational handoff, and a clear next phase based on real use rather than assumptions.
If the operating problem is valuable but the right system is not yet obvious, architecture can be the first deliverable.
Focused websites and straightforward apps begin at $15,000. Custom software, APIs, integrations, and automation begin at $40,000. Larger vertical platforms commonly begin at $100,000. A focused architecture or prototype phase can be scoped first when it is the responsible way to reduce risk.
No. Michai is based in St. Louis and works nationwide. Local teams can meet with the studio directly, while the production process is designed to work well across the United States.
Yes, when a custom system has a defensible business case. We map the workflow first, preserve the useful parts of the current process, and build the smallest production release that improves control, speed, evidence, or customer experience.
Yes. API and integration work is a core part of the practice. We design around the systems that should remain, document vendor constraints, and include security, permissions, error handling, and operational recovery in the release.
Ownership, licensing, hosting, support, and transition terms are defined in the engagement agreement before work begins. Michai can hand off a release or remain accountable for measured evolution and managed operations.
A senior operator will review the context and recommend the smallest production phase that can create a defensible business advantage.
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