Scorano
Live-stream scoreboard overlays
Scores, clocks, and graphics driven onto a live broadcast without someone riding a switcher for the whole game. Built for the people running a stream single-handed.
In active developmentWhat we do · 03
Ship real things — including our own.
We design and build data- and AI-enabled products, from first prototype to production. And we don't only do it for clients: three products of our own are in active development right now, built by the same people, on the same stack, through the same process we'd put your idea through.
We practice what we champion
We bring our own ideas to life, too.
Advice is cheap when you never have to live with it. Every idea we have goes down the same road we'd send yours down — scoped tight, prototyped fast, shipped, then lived with and iterated. Here's what's on our own bench right now.
Ariceli
Inventory tracking
Inventory tracking for homeowners and small businesses. What you own, where it is, and what it's worth — captured once, and genuinely useful on the day you need it.
In active developmentBrevitia
Time, expenses, and invoicing
Time tracking, expenses, and invoicing for small businesses. The whole paperwork loop, from a logged hour to a paid invoice, in one place instead of four.
In active developmentStraight talk: all three are pre-launch and under active development. We'd rather show you real work in progress than claim a track record we haven't earned yet. If you want to see where any of them stands, ask on a call and we'll walk you through it.
Why it matters to you
Building our own changes the advice we give.
A studio that only ever builds on someone else's budget never finds out which of its habits were expensive. We find out.
- We live with our own trade-offs. A shortcut taken in week one is a shortcut we're still maintaining in month six — so we've gotten choosier about which ones are worth it.
- Our estimates come from doing the work. We quote from schedules we've actually run, including the parts that took longer than we told ourselves they would.
- The stack stays sharp. The tools, deployment path, and review habits we'd hand you are the ones we use on our own products every week.
- We know where products stall. The last stretch before launch is where most ideas quietly die. We're working through it on three fronts right now, which is a very different thing from having read about it.
What we build for you
From "what if" to in production.
Come in at any stage — a sketch on a napkin, a stalled prototype, or a live product that needs a data or AI capability it doesn't have yet.
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Rapid prototyping and validation
Something real in front of real people in weeks, pointed at the riskiest assumption first.
- Scoping and assumption mapping
- Clickable and working prototypes
- User testing and validation
- A clear go or no-go recommendation
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Full-stack product engineering
The actual product — front end, back end, and the infrastructure holding it up.
- Web and application front ends
- APIs, services, and data models
- Auth, billing, and integrations
- Deployment pipelines and environments
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Data and AI inside the product
The features that depend on data or models, built so you can measure whether they're working.
- In-product data pipelines
- AI features with evaluation built in
- Analytics and event instrumentation
- Cost and performance budgets
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Launch, iterate, and scale
Getting it out the door, then getting better once real usage starts telling you things.
- Launch planning and staged rollout
- Instrumentation and feedback loops
- Reliability and performance work
- Clean handover, or an ongoing partnership
How we work
The same four steps we use on ours.
No separate process for client work. This is the path Scorano, Ariceli, and Brevitia are each walking right now.
Scope it tight
The smallest version that still answers the question worth answering. Ambition survives; scope creep doesn't.
Prototype fast
Real code on real data, aimed at the assumption most likely to kill the idea. Better to learn it in week two.
Ship it
To production, to real users. A thing out in the world teaches you more in a week than another review cycle.
Live with it, then iterate
Usage, feedback, and the unglamorous fixes that turn a launch into a product people keep using.
Also what we do
What usually comes with it.
Most products we build lean on one or both of these.
Got an idea you want to see built?
Tell us the idea and the constraint it has to survive. We'll tell you what the first working version looks like, and what it takes to get there.
Book a call