Brengo
An OmniTechs product currently being developed. It is not generally available yet.
Projects
What we build, test and learn.
See what you can try now, what is still in development, and which lessons came from earlier work.
Availability is clear at a glance
Each example says whether it can be tried, is still in development, is a concept, or belongs to an earlier completed project.
Project status
MiTA
The story of a building score that became an app, tangled, and ended as a Raspberry Pi someone else had to switch on. Not a customer case and not an inspection.
Servana
A working guest-to-staff service flow you can try now. Tailoring it to a venue is discussed separately.
Dreamli
An OmniTechs idea exploring personalised design, digital configuration and 3D printing. It is not yet a fixed product.
QR/NFC and 3D-printed touchpoints
Physical prototypes connect a scan or tap to a mobile contact, route, menu, booking or review action.
BeeBusy
A closed marketplace of bees, tasks and contracts. The group stayed friends; the product did not. No revenue claim.
Business register
A dataset of companies, roles and activity codes. The collection workaround is not explained.
Shop backend
An MIT shop API for practising a frontend. Not the OmniTechs shop.
Backlink
The repository is not open. The essay keeps the leadership side. This page adds no unread technical claims.
What you can expect
Products in development are not generally available yet. Concepts show a direction that can be discussed. Working demonstrations can be tried in the browser, while completed projects remain here for the lessons they produced.
See the relevant part for yourself
Open a live demonstration where one is available, or read the product page for its current stage and next step. A demonstration shows the interaction itself; suitability for your situation is discussed separately.
- Try the working Servana flow
- Review the current stage of each Lab product
- Read the BeeBusy lessons from an earlier project
- Ask how a similar problem could be approached
BeeBusy is an earlier project
BeeBusy is no longer active. The English case records the hive, the task-acceptance model, and the founder's account of the group. It does not claim revenue or quote a slide deck that was not found.
MiTA is earlier founder work
MiTA is the story of a building score that became an app, tangled, and ended as a device someone else had to switch on. The first backend predates OmniTechs. It is not a customer case, not a current product, and not a structural inspection.