Real engagements. Real timelines. Real outcomes.
Three case studies below. Each one describes a single engagement, a single discipline, and a specific outcome the client team owns after we hand off. Client identities are withheld per NDA where clients have asked us to — the outcomes and the timelines are always real.
- AI, IoT & On-Chain SystemsEnterprise Partner — about one year
DePIN network rebuild for Fry Networks
A live network of environmental sensing devices on Algorand, rebuilt from inside the client's team: data collection, miner management, rewards, voting and token tooling. The network stayed live throughout, and the on-chain systems work correctly.
Testimonial source: Samuel, CEO, Fry Networks
- AI, IoT & On-Chain SystemsDiscovery + Build — twelve weeks
Solana meme-coin trading platform for Chart Prime LLC
A trading platform built from a blank page: every Solana token listed, new launches picked up as they appear, live pricing, fast execution and MEV protection. Tested and confirmed by the client.
Testimonial source: CEO and co-founder, Chart Prime LLC
- AI, IoT & On-Chain SystemsDiscovery + Build — four weeks
Real-world asset marketplace for a Canadian real estate company
A real-world asset marketplace built from a blank page: KYC, bank-side asset management, a bridge and an on-chain marketplace. Delivered within the one-month deadline and confirmed by the client.
Testimonial source: Kein, CEO, real estate, Canada
Same shape every time
How every case study is written.
Every case study on this page answers the same seven questions in order: what was the situation before GRTC, what did Discovery find, what did we build, step by step, what happened at the deadline, what did we not do, what are the numbers, and what is the pattern the case generalises to. That is the same shape our engagements themselves follow — Discovery, Proposal, Build & ship, Train & operate.
Considering a similar engagement?
Most cases above started with the same first step — a 30-minute call, then a fixed-fee Discovery. If any of these situations are familiar, that is the shortest useful path.