Case studies
Software development case studies: systems we built, and still run.
In-house software development case studies: how we designed, built and operate our own products, written so you can judge how we would build yours. They describe engineering, not client results.
All case studies
Systems we built and run ourselves.
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In-house product engineering case study
LeadSpidey: building an AI SDR for inbound leads
How we built an AI agent that answers every inbound lead on WhatsApp or email, qualifies it in conversation and books the meeting, with people in control.
Read the LeadSpidey case study
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In-house product engineering case study
Serpify: engineering AI visibility and rank tracking
How we built daily data pipelines, dashboards and client reports that track a brand in Google search and in AI answers, every figure traceable to source.
Read the Serpify case study
About case studies
Why our own products.
Scribbify publishes no client results it can’t show evidence for. Our own products are different: we built them, we run them, and we can explain every decision, including the ones we got wrong.
Each case study shows the problem, the architecture, the controls that keep it safe to run, and what it taught us about building the same kind of system for clients.
For example, the LeadSpidey case study explains when the AI SDR stops and hands a conversation to a person, and why that exit was designed before anything else. Those 2 products run every day, so the lessons come from use, not from a launch.
The same decisions come up in every AI agent we build for clients: which sources an agent may answer from, what it must never promise, when it hands over, how every conversation is logged, and how a person reviews and pauses it. The case studies show how we made those decisions on our own products first.
If you are weighing an AI SDR for inbound leads, an AI customer service agent or outreach automation, read the case study closest to it, then the service page that builds the same kind of system for your business.
How a project runs
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Understand the workflow
A written picture of where the work stalls
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Choose the first gap
One agreed gap and what should change
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Implement the fix
A working fix your team uses
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Measure and improve
A plain review, and a decision on what is next
Questions
Questions people ask first.
Are these case studies about client projects?
Which products are covered?
Why publish case studies about your own products?
Can you build something similar for us?
Do you build AI agents for customer support too?
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