PROJECTS
What we've built for ourselves.
Six operating systems and internal apps run inside Sean's companies today, all of them built with AI. Four of those are on this page, along with aiproperty.sg, a public platform his team built and shipped that anyone can go and use.
None of these are demos. People log into them on a Tuesday morning to do their actual jobs, and the work stops if they go down. Between them they hold the agency's client work, the team's files, the family budget and the daily activity of every venture Sean runs. Around RM480,000 of software at market rates, built in-house rather than bought.
We show them for one reason. When we say we build your business an operating system, this is the kind of thing we mean.
aiproperty.sg
A public property platform for Singapore, built by Sean's team and live on the web. It gathers new-launch condo data and puts it in one place buyers and agents can actually read, instead of leaving them to piece it together across listing sites and sales galleries.
It is the only project on this page you can open yourself, so it doubles as the clearest look at how these systems get built.
- What it is:
- Public property platform for Singapore new launches
- Who uses it:
- Property buyers and agents, on the open web
Oblique OS
The operating system a 21-person marketing agency runs on. Jobs, reviews, approvals and client work all sit in one place, so nobody has to ask three people where a piece of work got to. The team logs into it at its own domain every working day.
This is level five in practice: one screen showing what is live, what is waiting on someone and what is finished.
- What it is:
- The agency's operating system for jobs, reviews and approvals
- Who uses it:
- All 21 people at Oblique, daily
Oblique Bank
The agency's asset bank. Links, files and references get captured the moment someone finds them, including straight from a Telegram message, and the whole team can search the lot later.
It exists because good references used to die in private chats and personal downloads folders. Now they land somewhere the next person can find them.
- What it is:
- Searchable bank of the team's links, files and references
- Who uses it:
- The Oblique team, whenever something is worth keeping
Kira
A household finance app Sean built for his own family. Two people, one shared picture of the money, with none of the spreadsheet arguments that come before it.
It went from idea to working software in days rather than months, which is the part worth paying attention to. The same approach that builds an agency's operating system builds a household one over a weekend.
- What it is:
- Shared household finance app for two people
- Who uses it:
- Sean's household, daily
BrandedbySean OS
Sean's personal business operating system. Tasks, the content pipeline and a daily activity feed covering every venture he runs, all on one screen.
Automated routines feed it in the background, so what shows up each morning was assembled while he was asleep rather than typed in by him afterwards.
- What it is:
- Personal operating system for tasks, content and daily activity
- Who uses it:
- Sean, every day, across all his ventures
NEXT STEP
This is what a build looks like.
Yours would be built the same way and on the same terms: your written-down knowledge underneath it, plain files you keep and a screen your team logs into. Tell us what your business does and we'll say honestly whether you're ready for one yet.