The programme
Real projects for real businesses — each one shipped, live, and earning its keep.
Website · 2026
Three complete site designs for a Texas steel fabricator, built from a single content source so the client could choose with eyes open. The winning design is live at multi-fabmetals.com — and all three are still browsable inside the case study.
Read the case study →Client portal · 2026
A secure, self-hosted portal where consulting clients log in to view and exchange documents — proposals, agreements, signed contracts — with versioning, visibility controls, and a two-way exchange. Live at clients.applauseconsulting.com.
Read the case study →AI assistant · 2026
An AI assistant that makes Texas school finance regulations — FASRG, EDGAR, 2 CFR 200 — answerable in plain English, grounded in the source documents. Live at schoolbusinessbot.com, with real school business professionals asking real questions.
Read the case study →Calendar service · 2026
A public calendar and iCal feed service for a regional education service center. Directors keep editing the spreadsheets they already maintain — and dozens of school districts get deadlines that simply appear in Outlook.
Read the case study →Training tool · 2026
More than 200 sourced questions, a points system, and a leaderboard that made an education service center's staff study Texas school finance on purpose. Every answer cites the regulation it came from.
Read the case study →Utility · 2026
A small web app that syncs a Google Sheet to Google Contacts — with fuzzy name matching and a human review step for the borderline cases. Live at contactsync.clapp.me.
Read the case study →Modeling tool · 2026
A pharmacokinetic dose-planning tool that turns published drug-concentration math into an interactive what-if chart — baseline versus experiment, every metric scored, every change recomputed live.
Read the case study →Chrome extension · 2026
The auditor's request list knows what they asked for, not who on your side is doing it. Audit Helper adds an owner, an internal due date and a status to every item — drawn onto the auditor's own page, stored in a Google Sheet you control, and invisible to the firm.
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