Eugene Leychenko / usethefuture

We love building apps.Then we keep them running.

Software we built and still run: voice agents, migrations, CRM loops, the boring parts that keep a business honest.

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Reentry nonprofit / Video / 2:13The coaching line that answers collect callsA production voice agent on real phone infrastructure, reviewed by a security firm, at about $1.40 to $2.00 a call.
Sales training / Video / 3:03The sales coach that grades itself by the closeA voice agent in daily production, graded by CRM outcomes, that survived its model being retired.
Merchandise and e-commerce / Video / 2:36The migration that ran side by sideA 20-year ERP migration proved row by row before anything was switched off.
Health insurance marketing / Video / 1:56The lead that closed the loop without a nameClosed-loop ad attribution with no personal data leaving the funnel, and checks that catch it when it breaks.
Parking / Video / 2:46The parking lot that reads its own platesPlate reads turned into entry and exit records, a dashboard and an enforcement rule, built and tested on a real lot.
Multi-tenant portals / Video / 2:55The portal that proves its own wallsTenant isolation enforced in the database and proven by tests that fail when it's removed.
Merchandise and e-commerce / Video / 2:37The analytics portal that says when it was last updatedA multi-source analytics portal people trust, because every screen says when it was last updated.
Professional servicesThe finance dashboard that ties to the penny Professional services / Written case studyThe finance dashboard that ties to the pennyFinancial data from three systems reconciled to the penny, with bank tokens locked to the server.
Merchandise and touringThe tour settlements that read themselves into NetSuite Merchandise and touring / Written case studyThe tour settlements that read themselves into NetSuiteDocument extraction from real-world PDFs into an ERP's own import format.
Content and knowledgeThe canon only a person can approve Content and knowledge / Written case studyThe canon only a person can approveApprovals enforced outside the prompt: the agents propose, and only a person decides.

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