Systems you can go look at right now.
Most AI firms show you case studies with numbers you have to take on faith. We'd rather show you software that's running — live products, public sites, systems handling real traffic while you read this.
Six brands, one engineering shop.
Agentic Inbox
Six live mailboxes. AI-drafted, human-approved.
An email agent system running on Cloudflare Workers, handling real inbound across three brands. It reads context, drafts a response, and routes — then stops and waits for a human before anything sends. That gate is deliberate: it's the difference between an agent that helps and one that embarrasses you in writing. We sell this as a productized service too.
806 Growth
A working agency, engineered end to end.
Our own local-services brand — and the most complete example of what we build. Site, lead-capture API, CRM automation, nurture workflows, and a self-serve audit tool, all designed and operated by IgnitivIO. When we tell an agency we can run their engine room, this is the receipt: we already do it for one. See it live →
FreeMyGHL
Engineering against a target that moves.
A Manifest V3 extension that exports complete websites out of AI site builders across seven platforms — built on intercepted APIs that change without notice. The interesting engineering isn't the happy path; it's the fallback chain that keeps working when a vendor ships a breaking change overnight.
The Automation Platform
Row-level tenant isolation. Bring-your-own model keys.
A multi-tenant Next.js platform with an ROI dashboard, an agent-management hub, and an LLM router that sends each job to whichever model handles it best — Claude, GPT, or Gemini — with tenant-supplied API keys encrypted at rest. Every table is tenant-scoped at the database level, not filtered in application code. That distinction is the whole ballgame in multi-tenant security.
Internal Agent Tooling
The plumbing that makes agents useful.
Model Context Protocol servers exposing CRM and business data to AI assistants under controlled scopes, plus a site-audit Worker that grades pages on search and AI-search readiness. Unglamorous infrastructure — and the reason our agents can actually do things instead of just talking about them.
806 Connect
Search with a five-layer fallback chain.
A bilingual community directory on Supabase with roughly seventy routes. Its search degrades gracefully through five layers — edge function, full-text, fuzzy match, category, static — so a visitor always gets results even when a backend is down. Designing for the failure case is most of what separates a demo from a product.
Sites and systems built for others.
A sample. Each was built the way we build our own: structured data, real capture, and search engineering included rather than sold as an add-on. Where a site is live, the title links straight to it — go look rather than taking a screenshot’s word for it. Screenshots current as of August 2026.
Why you won't find "347% ROI" on this page.
Because you can't check it. Every AI agency site has a wall of percentages attached to a first name and an industry, and there's no way for you to verify a single one of them. They're the easiest thing in the world to write — which is exactly why they're worthless as evidence.
So we publish what you can inspect instead: products you can install, sites you can visit, systems you can watch working. If a number appears anywhere on this site, it's a count of something real — six brands, six mailboxes, seven supported platforms.
Client references are real and available. We share them during discovery, with permission, matched to the work you're actually considering — which is more useful to you than a testimonial we picked because it flattered us.
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