-> 01 · AI-native operational software

AI-native software for operational teams.

We build the apps, agents, payment flows, data pipelines, and backend systems that run inside serious businesses. Real-world constraints included.

AI platforms Payments Apps Operational data
~/ops/yhat · production-trace LIVE
system> route production work
[09:04:11] [charge] expo.app charging flow
[OK] PayGate · OCPP/OCPI · CSMS
[09:04:12] [weconnectu] agent.team compliance
[OK] nested agents · RAG · Vue stream
[09:04:13] [urbtec] meter.detect anomalies
[OK] YOLO · leaks · reports
[09:04:15] [praxis] typst.render legal doc
[OK] Rust · templates · lawyer-driven
[09:04:18] [reply] routed. no theatre.
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// selected client work

We ship where software meets operations.

// 02 · services
02· payments & platforms

Payment flows and platform services that survive edge cases.

Bespoke pre-authorisation, provider integrations, service boundaries, and operational APIs where failure modes matter.

  • PayGate and provider integration
  • Microservices around legacy cores
  • OCPP and OCPI integration
03· apps & interfaces

Frontends people can use all day.

Mobile apps, web dashboards, embedded product components, and operator screens with streaming state and sensible recovery.

  • Expo · Vue · Next.js · Svelte
  • Advanced streaming components
  • Design systems and product UI
04· anomaly systems

Models that catch problems before support tickets do.

Statistical detection, computer vision pipelines, VLM analysis, and LLM reporting wired into existing queues and background jobs.

  • YOLO meter detection pipelines
  • Leak and usage anomaly detection
  • Event queues and task runners
05· documents & automation

Professional work products generated from code.

Agent-assisted legal and operational document workflows where users stay in control and templates compile to production-grade output.

  • Rust product cores
  • Typst document templates
  • Human-directed coding agents

Production systems in the wild.

// 03 · client work
beta product Praxis · legal workflows

Coding agents for lawyers who still want to drive.

Praxis is a Rust-based legal workflow product that lets lawyers work with coding agents to produce structured legal documents. Templates are generated through Typst, so agents can author precise PDFs while the lawyer directs the work.

active beta user Johan van Heerden

Uses it all day, every day. The working model has changed completely.

The stack is broad. The taste is narrow.

// 04 · technology
interfaces

Product surfaces

Next.js · Vue.js · Svelte · Expo

ai/ml

Model systems

PyTorch · JAX · RAG · VLMs · YOLO · multi-agent orchestration

backend

Core services

Elixir/OTP · Rust · Python · TypeScript · APIs · microservices

data

Operational records

Postgres · relational modelling · NoSQL when it fits · analytics pipelines

infra

Delivery systems

CI/CD · background jobs · event queues · observability · production support

documents

Generated work

Typst · PDF generation · legal templates · agent-authored documents

Small teams. Real code. Week one.

// 05 · process
01

Scope

A fast technical brief. We identify the system boundary, risks, weird integrations, and what is worth building.

02

Prototype

Working code early. Deployed somewhere you can click, inspect, and route through real data.

03

Ship

Pull requests, production telemetry, release notes, and integration with the people already carrying the system.

04

Hand off

Clean code, documentation engineers will read, and support while the system settles.

-> 06 · let us talk

You have the operational problem. We can probably build the system.

Tell us what you are building, what it has to connect to, and what happens if it fails. We will tell you if we can help, what it costs, and when it ships.

$ mail hello@yhat.solutions