Selected client engagements

Software product
engineering that ships.

ESS helps turn defined product problems into reliable software, then stays close enough to support the systems after launch.

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LeadershipFounder-led
FounderJason Doyle
DeliveryProduct to operation
AvailabilitySelected engagements

Capabilities

What ESS can
help deliver.

Focused engineering for software products that need more than a prototype: clear workflows, dependable systems, commercial readiness, and ongoing ownership.

01

SaaS product development

Multi-tenant applications, customer portals, operational workflows, subscriptions, permissions, and product administration.

02

Cloud application delivery

Application architecture, data design, integrations, media workflows, deployment, monitoring, and production handoff.

03

AI-assisted workflows

Practical AI features with source context, human review, explicit uncertainty, and safeguards appropriate to the workflow.

04

Product modernization

Clarifying inherited systems, reducing operational friction, improving reliability, and moving existing products toward maintainable delivery.

Delivery model

Define clearly.
Build in working slices.
Operate responsibly.

01 / Define

Product and technical scope

Audience, workflow, constraints, risks, success criteria, and a delivery plan.

02 / Build

Production-oriented delivery

Working product slices, integrations, tests, deployment, and visible progress.

03 / Operate

Launch and continued ownership

Documentation, billing, support paths, reliability work, and deliberate iteration.

Evidence in production

Products that demonstrate
the work.

ESS owns and operates both products below. Their case studies show the product, engineering, billing, and operational responsibilities behind them.

BarnPage lesson scheduling workspace showing a new lesson form

01 / Equestrian operations

BarnPage

Riding barns coordinate lessons, people, horses, media, feedback, and daily communication across tools that rarely share context.

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Briefena example briefing showing a sourced summary of changes to a technical stack

02 / Personal intelligence

Briefena

Conventional alerts surface repeated links without remembering prior coverage or explaining whether anything meaningful changed.

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Representative technology

Tools selected for the product, not the pitch.

  • TypeScript
  • React / Next.js
  • Node.js
  • PostgreSQL
  • Cloudflare
  • Microsoft Azure
  • Paddle Billing
  • OpenAI APIs

Start with the problem

Have a software product
that needs to move forward?

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