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Software that stays right when everything happens at once.

We sell highly concurrent, fault-tolerant, intelligent software, guided by AI. Here’s what that means in practice, with the products we built as the evidence.

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What it takes

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Sample data
Supervision tree
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Agent run
  1. Read the order from the CRMcrm.read
  2. Check stock in the ERPerp.read
  3. Draft the customer replydraft
  4. Issue the credit noteWaits for a person
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Illustration of a small robot moving among turning gears.
Agents that work inside your software. Illustration
Agent run
  1. Read the order from the CRMcrm.read
  2. Check stock in the ERPerp.read
  3. Draft the customer replydraft
  4. Issue the credit noteWaits for a person
Sample data

  1. Orders, positions and edits arrive together, and the answer still has to be right. We build on Elixir and the BEAM, where many things can happen at once by design. In Chimera, tests prove totals and stock stay correct under simultaneous orders. In GeofenceX, ingest is sharded across positions. In Wordex Live Builder, a whole desk sees the same picture live.

  2. Parts fail. The system shouldn’t. Supervised processes restart alone and a failure stays where it happened. GeofenceX records a transition in an outbox before telling anyone, retries signed webhooks, and has a circuit breaker and a dead-letter queue. TileserveX answers 503 with Retry-After when a database is down, instead of hanging.

  3. Agents do real work in how we build, and in what we build. A person reviews what an agent proposes, and a change passes its checks before it ships. In our products, Quorik’s agent is scored by an evaluation command on questions with known answers, and Wordex Agentic gives every agent a key that limits what it can do.

  4. We build agents that work inside the systems you already run, not beside them. They act only within the limits you set, and a person approves anything irreversible. A set of known cases must pass before any change ships.

    Illustration of a small robot moving among turning gears.
    Agents that work inside your software. Illustration

The same tools, product after product

Elixir where many things happen at once, Rust where computation is heavy, PostgreSQL and PostGIS for the data, MCP where an agent has to act. Check it yourself.

ProductBuilt on
Wordex CMSElixir, Phoenix, PostgreSQL, React
Wordex AgenticElixir, Phoenix, Ash, PostgreSQL, React, MCP
Wordex Live BuilderElixir, Phoenix, PostgreSQL
QuorikElixir, Phoenix, Rust, PostGIS, MapLibre, React, MCP
TileserveXElixir, Rust, PostGIS, MapLibre, Svelte
GeofenceXElixir, Phoenix, Rust, PostGIS
RoutingExElixir, Phoenix, Rust, MapLibre, Svelte, MCP
ChimeraElixir, Ash, PostgreSQL, Svelte, MCP
FinZenElixir, Phoenix, Ash, Rust, PostgreSQL, React, Kotlin, Python, MCP
ElderCareNestJS, PostGIS, React, Kotlin, MCP
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Astro for content sites

Astro is one of our technical pillars: pages ship as static HTML, with JavaScript only where something needs it. This site runs on it.

Wordex AgenticAstro is its official front layer for content sites. Content pulled at build time ships as static HTML.Buena Vida: the websiteMigrated from WordPress to Astro, bilingual by routing, with a search strategy behind it.Graphic & Web DesignStatic-first sites, fast by default and easy to maintain.SEOPages search engines can read directly, with structured data from the first build.Migrations from PHPWordPress and other PHP sites moved off, with the old URLs still answering.

Published where you can read the code

Three map libraries came out of this work. Your engineers can install them and judge for themselves.

HoloMapMapLibre map components for the Hologram Elixir framework. On Hex.MaplibreXMapLibre as declarative Phoenix LiveView components. On Hex.MaplibreX SvelteMapLibre bindings for Svelte 5, in TypeScript. On npm.

How a change ships

  • Requirements and design written down before the code.
  • Type checks, tests and a production build on every change.
  • Screens checked in a real browser on desktop and phone, including keyboard use and reduced motion.
  • A person reviews what an agent proposes.
Read: pairing Elixir and Rust in TileserveXRead: an agent-first content platformSee how we work

Does your system need to hold under load?

Tell us what must not fail. We’ll show you how we’d build it, on software that’s already running.

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