Build a product
Turn a defined problem into a first release or a complete business system.
Explore custom software developmentWe design and build business software, adapt reusable platforms and develop AI workflows, with a senior team accountable from scope to release.
Logistics Operations AI · By Amal Axis
We’re building a Claude-powered workspace for logistics teams to coordinate shipments, conversations and documents.
Selected work
Explore the workflows, interfaces and engineering decisions behind selected projects.
Learning & content
DotApp
A learning-content experience organised around domains, courses and individual topics.
Course structure and topic
A workflow is a sequence of steps, each with a responsible role and an output.
Move through an organised content hierarchy.
Keep the topic and its related material in one view.
Show how a lesson connects to the broader course.
Clinical software
CureAxis
A clinical software project connecting practice workflows, patient access and documentation review.
Visit documentation
Keep the visit and its related work in context.
Make review and sign-off visible in the workflow.
Separate patient, practice and platform responsibilities.
Freight operations
Runwise
A connected operational journey for shipment planning, dispatch, delivery evidence and commercial follow-through.
Shipment record
Tip: switch to Driver to attach the document, then to Review to confirm.
Connect the request, quotation and assignment.
Keep trip updates and supporting documents with the shipment.
Carry completion records into the next paperwork and finance step.
Choose a path
Begin with the work you need to move forward.
Turn a defined problem into a first release or a complete business system.
Explore custom software developmentConnect the software, information and decisions your team works with every day.
Explore AI and automationStart with an existing operational platform and discuss the changes your business needs.
Explore platformsHow we deliver
We use AI-assisted engineering within a delivery process that keeps decisions, quality checks and ownership visible.
Agree the problem, users and acceptance criteria.
Map roles, data and the decisions the system must support.
Develop useful increments and review them in context.
Test the agreed journeys and examine exceptions.
Plan rollout, handover and the support scope.
Platform adaptation
Discuss how an existing platform could fit your users, brand and operating workflow. We define the adaptation, integrations, deployment and support responsibilities before committing to delivery.
Examples: Runwise Distrova ERP
One workflow, adapted in layers
Identity, domain and customer-facing presentation.
Roles, approvals and the connections the business needs.
Deployment, support and future updates.
Accountable people
Company leadership, engineering judgment and delivery responsibility stay close to the product.
CEO, Amal Axis
Enterprise software experience and company leadership.
Engineering leadership
Experience in enterprise software, distributed systems and AI platforms.
Company context
Amal Axis is a member of Claude Startups.
Questions
Yes. We can define a first release around a core user journey, with scope and acceptance criteria agreed before development.
We assess the current application, data and integration requirements before proposing changes.
Branding and workflow adaptation can be discussed for suitable platforms. Availability, rights, deployment and support are agreed for the specific engagement.
No. We use ordinary software and automation where they solve the problem, and evaluate AI where it adds useful capability.
Share the product, workflow or platform you have in mind. We will use that context to begin a focused discussion.