Services, and what is running behind each one.
Everything Nodevex will take on, by division. A filled dot means a published case study stands behind it and the chip links to that case; a hollow one means none is public yet, and the board says so rather than borrowing credibility from the row above it.
- RAG and document searchRetrieval over your documents, knowledge base or database, with an LLM answering from what it finds.AI MARKETING ↗
- Agents and assistantsTool-using agents scoped to one job, with the boundaries and the audit trail decided up front.AI MARKETING ↗
- AI integration into existing systemsAI added to software a business already runs — extraction, classification, summaries, reports — behind a real endpoint, with evaluation and cost accounting, and no rebuild of what works.NEWS PIPELINE ↗
- AI and machine learningModels trained on your own data where a rule would not hold — classification, scoring, forecasting — with the evaluation that says whether it beat the rule.AZPEN ↗
- Trading systemsModel ensembles per instrument, retrained on a schedule against a versioned feature store.AZPEN ↗
- Prediction marketsOrderbook and gamma monitors that archive every observation, not just the interesting ones.KALSHI ↗
- Sports analyticsMatchup models over a multi-season archive, with odds collection running beside them.NBA ↗
- Business intelligenceDashboards and scheduled reporting fed by the pipeline itself, so the number on screen has a lineage.No public case
- Data engineeringIngestion, stream processing and schema design for data that has to survive being queried a year later.GOLF ↗
- Model reviewAn honest read on whether the model is worth building, before anyone commits a quarter to it.No public case
- WebsitesCompany and product sites: fast, accessible, and editable by your own team after launch.RPL SITE ↗
- Web appsFull-stack web and SaaS products — the app, the admin behind it, and the deploy path.No public case
- Mobile apps (iOS and Android)Apps for iOS and Android, with the API, sign-in and push notifications they depend on.No public case
- Web data collectionPer-platform collectors against a shared schema, with confidence scoring and a review queue.WEB DATA ↗
- Cloud and infrastructureServers, CI/CD, containers, monitoring and the alerting that catches a failure before a client does.No public case
- DevOps and CI/CDBuild, test and deploy pipelines, infrastructure as code, and the release path a team can run without a person holding the rope.No public case
- Blockchain and smart contractsContracts, wallet integrations and on-chain data pipelines, for products where the ledger is the point rather than the pitch.No public case
- Process automationThe recurring internal work that currently runs on a person and a spreadsheet.No public case
- E-commerce buildStorefronts built for average order value and repeat rate, not for the launch screenshot.AMICUS ↗
- Performance marketingPaid acquisition reallocated toward the segments that already convert, with attribution that holds up.AMICUS ↗
- Lifecycle emailWelcome, browse, cart and post-purchase flows replacing the single broadcast list.AMICUS ↗
- Search and contentTechnical SEO and the pages worth ranking, measured against revenue rather than impressions.No public case
- Conversion optimizationTesting on the steps that carry the money, with the analytics wired before the first variant ships.No public case
- Lead generationOutbound and inbound routed into one pipeline, so a lead's origin is still readable at close.No public case
- Architectural visualizationPhotoreal stills, animation and virtual staging generated from the working model, not a marketing fork.INCOMPLEX ↗
- BIM coordinationRevit modelling and clash detection logged against model elements, with 4D and 5D where the schedule needs it.INCOMPLEX ↗
- Graphic design and contentBrand assets, campaign and social graphics, and the written content that goes with them — with Pixxibird, our sister design studio.FINNEST ↗
- UI/UX designInterface and experience design for web apps, dashboards and sites, from wireframe to the screen the build follows — with Pixxibird, our sister design studio.CLAROOX ↗
- Motion graphicsAnimated explainers, product and interface motion, and cuts for social.No public case
- Image and video generationStills and video loops made with generative tools, directed and graded to match the brand.RENDER ENGINE ↗
- 3D RenderingStills and animated renders from model to final frame, lit and staged for presentation.No public case
- AR/VR Unreal EngineReal-time scenes and walkthroughs built in Unreal Engine for AR, VR and interactive presentation.No public case
- VFXCompositing, cleanup and effects for video, from screen work to final grade.No public case
- Structural engineeringFoundation, steel and concrete systems with seismic analysis in Robot and ETABS.No public case
- MEP and sustainabilityHVAC, electrical, plumbing and fire protection, with energy modelling and LEED documentation.No public case
Filled dot · public case · hover a service for what it does
Intelligence
AI & data systems
- RAG and document searchAI MARKETING ↗
Retrieval over your documents, knowledge base or database, with an LLM answering from what it finds.
- Agents and assistantsAI MARKETING ↗
Tool-using agents scoped to one job, with the boundaries and the audit trail decided up front.
- AI integration into existing systemsNEWS PIPELINE ↗
AI added to software a business already runs — extraction, classification, summaries, reports — behind a real endpoint, with evaluation and cost accounting, and no rebuild of what works.
- AI and machine learningAZPEN ↗
Models trained on your own data where a rule would not hold — classification, scoring, forecasting — with the evaluation that says whether it beat the rule.
- Trading systemsAZPEN ↗
Model ensembles per instrument, retrained on a schedule against a versioned feature store.
- Prediction marketsKALSHI ↗
Orderbook and gamma monitors that archive every observation, not just the interesting ones.
- Sports analyticsNBA ↗
Matchup models over a multi-season archive, with odds collection running beside them.
- Business intelligenceNo public case
Dashboards and scheduled reporting fed by the pipeline itself, so the number on screen has a lineage.
- Data engineeringGOLF ↗
Ingestion, stream processing and schema design for data that has to survive being queried a year later.
- Model reviewNo public case
An honest read on whether the model is worth building, before anyone commits a quarter to it.
Tech
Websites, apps & web data collection
- WebsitesRPL SITE ↗
Company and product sites: fast, accessible, and editable by your own team after launch.
- Web appsNo public case
Full-stack web and SaaS products — the app, the admin behind it, and the deploy path.
- Mobile apps (iOS and Android)No public case
Apps for iOS and Android, with the API, sign-in and push notifications they depend on.
- Web data collectionWEB DATA ↗
Per-platform collectors against a shared schema, with confidence scoring and a review queue.
- Cloud and infrastructureNo public case
Servers, CI/CD, containers, monitoring and the alerting that catches a failure before a client does.
- DevOps and CI/CDNo public case
Build, test and deploy pipelines, infrastructure as code, and the release path a team can run without a person holding the rope.
- Blockchain and smart contractsNo public case
Contracts, wallet integrations and on-chain data pipelines, for products where the ledger is the point rather than the pitch.
- Process automationNo public case
The recurring internal work that currently runs on a person and a spreadsheet.
Digital
E-commerce growth & paid acquisition
- E-commerce buildAMICUS ↗
Storefronts built for average order value and repeat rate, not for the launch screenshot.
- Performance marketingAMICUS ↗
Paid acquisition reallocated toward the segments that already convert, with attribution that holds up.
- Lifecycle emailAMICUS ↗
Welcome, browse, cart and post-purchase flows replacing the single broadcast list.
- Search and contentNo public case
Technical SEO and the pages worth ranking, measured against revenue rather than impressions.
- Conversion optimizationNo public case
Testing on the steps that carry the money, with the analytics wired before the first variant ships.
- Lead generationNo public case
Outbound and inbound routed into one pipeline, so a lead's origin is still readable at close.
Studio
Design, motion & architectural visualization
- Architectural visualizationINCOMPLEX ↗
Photoreal stills, animation and virtual staging generated from the working model, not a marketing fork.
- BIM coordinationINCOMPLEX ↗
Revit modelling and clash detection logged against model elements, with 4D and 5D where the schedule needs it.
- Graphic design and contentFINNEST ↗
Brand assets, campaign and social graphics, and the written content that goes with them — with Pixxibird, our sister design studio.
- UI/UX designCLAROOX ↗
Interface and experience design for web apps, dashboards and sites, from wireframe to the screen the build follows — with Pixxibird, our sister design studio.
- Motion graphicsNo public case
Animated explainers, product and interface motion, and cuts for social.
- Image and video generationRENDER ENGINE ↗
Stills and video loops made with generative tools, directed and graded to match the brand.
- 3D RenderingNo public case
Stills and animated renders from model to final frame, lit and staged for presentation.
- AR/VR Unreal EngineNo public case
Real-time scenes and walkthroughs built in Unreal Engine for AR, VR and interactive presentation.
- VFXNo public case
Compositing, cleanup and effects for video, from screen work to final grade.
- Structural engineeringNo public case
Foundation, steel and concrete systems with seismic analysis in Robot and ETABS.
- MEP and sustainabilityNo public case
HVAC, electrical, plumbing and fire protection, with energy modelling and LEED documentation.
The board does not claim more than it can show. If a service matters to your project and has no case beside it, ask — the answer will be specific.
It starts with a free audit.
Send what you already have — the data, the tools, the thing that is not working. The audit comes back with the shortest route to it and a price for the first phase, or with the reason a system isn't worth building yet. It costs nothing, and what it finds is yours either way.