What we have built
Real systems, running today. Each one described by the software it is and the sector it was built for.
For other people
Weddings and events
- A management system for a wedding company.
- Runs the operational side of the business.
- Not a website, not a brochure.
Trading and financial markets
- A backtesting and strategy-testing platform for algorithmic trading.
- Visualisation tools alongside it.
- Built for far more capacity and speed than the conventional tools available for the job.
Sports and membership associations
- For members organising for accountability in how their association is run.
- A public website.
- A surveying tool to collect and structure what members reported.
- A management system to keep it all organised.
Engineering
- A tool for taking measurements and analysing metrics from video and photographs.
- Turns recorded footage and images into numbers that can be worked with.
Regenerative agriculture
- For a regenerative-agriculture association.
- A database, plus the management and organisational structure built on top of it.
- Holds and organises the association's information.
Tax and accounting
- A tool for organising tax information and producing the reporting from it.
- For individuals and for companies.
For ourselves
Company operationsCOS
- The system Canguru runs on.
- Every project, task, record and working session in the company goes through it.
- It is how a team this small delivers as much as it does — the scaffolding already exists when we start a new build.
Marketing and salesCangu, on canguru.ai
- This website, and the conversation on its front page.
- Built through COS, like everything else.

The landing page as a visitor first sees it — the wordmark, the empty chat box and its opening prompts, before anyone has typed. No conversation, no visitor data, no client data: the box is empty because nothing has been said to it yet.
None of this was paid work
- It was built through our own system, for our own projects and for friends' companies.
- Nobody has yet paid Canguru to build software.
- Unpaid is not the same as unproven. These are real systems, built for real people with real problems, and they are running.
- We don't name the companies. We haven't asked them, and we're not going to assume.
- We don't have measured before-and-after numbers for these yet. When we do, they will be real ones.
See your own bottleneck in any of these? Tell Cangu about it.