CRM & Pipeline Systems
Contact records, pipelines and reporting your clients work in daily — their Postgres, your login screen.
Because it is. Websites, software and AI systems — one invisible partner.
Every card below runs a live loop of the product it describes — this is how your clients' tools will feel on day one.
Contact records, pipelines and reporting your clients work in daily — their Postgres, your login screen.
Multi-step agent runs you resell as your own product — approval queues on client-facing steps, evals on every run.
Login-gated portals where your clients track jobs, files and invoices — your logo on the header, their data underneath.
Internal tools that replace the spreadsheet a client's team runs on — jobs, scheduling, approvals, one login.
Product interfaces designed under your flag — prototyped and signed off by your client before production code.
Award-grade marketing sites that ship as your studio's work — built to win the pitch on craft.
Client-facing assistants you ship under your brand — grounded in their docs, escalating to a human on anything unclear.
Agents and copilots that read your client's real documents, tickets and CRM records, then act inside the tools their team already uses instead of adding one more dashboard.
Every build ships with an approval queue on anything client-facing and evals that keep measuring output quality after launch day, not just in the demo.
Bespoke CRMs, ops platforms and client portals modeled on how your client actually runs, built around the handful of objects their team really tracks.
Data lives in Postgres the client's own team can query, export and hand to any future developer — no forced migration off tools they already trust.
Multi-agent workflows that run intake, research, drafting, review and reporting end to end, so you can quote a system your studio has no headcount to staff.
Every agent in the chain carries its own eval and every client-facing step sits behind an approval queue — the pipeline runs unattended, the decisions that matter don't.
WebGL scenes and GSAP-choreographed scroll sequences built for brands that need to win the pitch on craft, not just load fast.
Motion never comes at the cost of the fundamentals: Core Web Vitals, accessibility and clean semantic markup ship alongside the spectacle.
What changes for your studio once delivery stops being your problem — from the first pitch through to handover.
Take the build you couldn't staff. A senior team works under your brand for the length of the project, then steps back.
Quote WebGL sites, custom software and AI systems in the same meeting, with the team to deliver all three behind you.
Code, repos, staging links and documentation ship in your brand. Your clients never hear ours, on any engagement.
Every engagement starts as a narrow scoped pilot: you review a working staging link before any full contract is signed.
You set what your client pays. We invoice you once, at a fixed scope agreed before a line of code is written.
Code, infrastructure and docs hand over at the end — mainstream stacks any team you hire later can pick up cold.
Book a 20-minute scoping call — you'll leave with a plan either way, whether or not you hire us.
Your brand is on everything: the code, the deliverables, the staging links, the docs. Kronx works under NDA as your engineering team. Your clients deal with you; we stay invisible.
Signature marketing websites with WebGL and scroll choreography. Custom software: bespoke CRMs, ops platforms and client portals on a Postgres your client owns. And AI systems: agents, copilots and multi-agent orchestrators with approval queues and evals. Plenty of briefs are pure website or pure software.
With a scoped pilot. We scope the build on a call, agree a narrow first slice, and you review a working staging link before any full contract. You see it running before you commit.
Yes. Code, infrastructure and documentation are handed over under your brand. No lock-in: everything is built on mainstream stacks your team, or any team, can maintain.
NDAs are standard on every engagement, access is least-privilege, and AI agents ship with approval queues on anything client-facing, so nothing reaches your client without a human yes.
No. You bring the client relationship and the goal; we translate it into scope — whether the build is a website, software or AI. You get a status board in plain language, not a Jira backlog.
The pilot-first structure exists exactly for this: you approve a staging build before the full engagement, and every orchestrator ships with evals so quality is measured, not assumed.
Book a call or send a short project brief from the contact page — or just ask Xentillus, the chat in the corner. A human replies within one business day.