Systems we've built.
Real projects, real architectures, and the engineering decisions behind them. Each case study breaks down the problem, approach, implementation, tradeoffs, and outcome.
We focus on systems that solve operational problems, not technology for technology's sake.
AI Lead Finder
An AI-powered lead discovery and email generation workflow that finds B2B SaaS companies, enriches contact details, and generates personalised outreach emails.
Automated Lead Outreach
A complete cold email outreach system that reads leads from a Google Sheet, sends personalised emails with a 60-second delay, monitors replies every 5 minutes, and alerts on Telegram.
SynCorrazon Frontend
A custom startup frontend designed around a clear product story, with a responsive React interface deployed on Vercel.
View the live project → FEATURED CASE STUDYAutomated Substack Content Generator
An n8n workflow that selects a topic, generates a structured Substack draft with Gemini, and sends it to Telegram for review.
Port & Phish Scanner
A security tool that combines URL analysis and port scanning to detect phishing attempts and open ports. Frontend is live, backend is currently in progress.
Python Automation Toolkit
A collection of command-line Python scripts: basic recon tool, log analysis, file sorter, and word counter.
More than the finished product.
Each case study focuses on how the system was actually designed. We document the problem, architecture, technology choices, automation logic, security considerations, tradeoffs, and limitations.
The Problem
What operational problem the system was designed to solve.
The Architecture
How the components, APIs, databases, and automation workflows fit together.
The Tradeoffs
Why certain technologies and approaches were chosen over alternatives.
The Outcome
What the system accomplished, where it worked, and where its limitations remained.
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