10 apps we designed, built, and run — real software, live today.
Freight brokers juggle loads, carriers, and lanes across spreadsheets and phone calls.
A full TMS — load posting, carrier matching with city/zip radius search, cached lane mileage, live tracking, and role-based access for reps and supervisors.
Outcome —Running in production with a migration system, backups, rate limiting, and email/uptime alerting — the studio’s most operationally complete app.
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A collectibles dealer needed one place to sell online and manage stock without re-keying every listing into eBay.
A storefront and admin with catalog, inventory actions, and a native eBay integration that publishes listings directly.
Outcome —Live at ictcardhub.com with end-to-end eBay publishing verified in production.
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Mobile AR games usually demand an app-store download and heavy native tooling.
A browser-based AR fishing game — walk around, cast using device orientation, and build an aquarium of catches, with accounts and persistence.
Outcome —Shipped and phone-walked; runs on the open web with no install.
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Running a tabletop RPG normally needs a game master and a table of players.
An AI game master that generates D&D 5e adventures, narrates the story, and runs combat for a solo player.
Outcome —Live at thesavagelands.com.
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A rich, persistent browser game without a heavy engine or download.
A farming-and-combat world with shops, character sheets, coops, combat maps, bosses, and a large content expansion — built in vanilla JS on a custom renderer.
Outcome —Live at shaeschickenfarm.com with ongoing content updates.
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Spinning up small interactive tools usually means standing up a whole app each time.
A terminal-themed sandbox with a declarative command engine, npm-style packages, and a Creator UI for building your own commands and mini-apps.
Outcome —Live at nexterm.tasklabx.com.
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Group voice plus watch-together usually means a heavy proprietary platform.
Multi-room voice chat with screen sharing and synchronized watch-party streams on self-hosted LiveKit, with magic-link auth and moderation.
Outcome —Live at chat.tasklabx.com.
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Running a live giveaway fairly and visibly in front of an audience is fiddly.
A multi-host raffle wheel — load entries, spin, and pick winners live, with prizes and multiple hosts.
Outcome —Live at raffle.ictcardhub.com.
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Field surveyors need to capture boundaries and coordinates on-site and turn them into reports.
A GPS survey app — plot boundaries on a map, capture coordinates in the field, attach photos, and generate professional survey reports.
Outcome —Live at survey.tasklabx.com.
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Most racing games hand you the controls; here the challenge is teaching a car to drive itself.
A persistent self-learning racer run from an F1-style command center — a deterministic sim core, in-browser neuro-evolution with a live training cockpit (telemetry, neural activity, chase cam), an Academy lesson curriculum, and an R&D Center where training earns points for sensors and upgrades.
Outcome —Live and played by real race teams; every driver’s brain provably improves generation over generation, from Academy rookie to record lap times.
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