Every system I've built, end to end.

Signing for equipment on screen instead of on paper, with a record of every hand-over that no one can change.

A web system that follows every IT project from first site survey to go-live: stages, budgets and one-click reports.

One settings file, and Launchpad sets up the server, deploys the apps and keeps watch, even on a network with no internet connection.

A live floor plan of every device in an ops room, grown from a single ops room into a monitoring app for many sites.

One ready-made Windows installation, copied to every exam computer at the IDF's assessment center for colonels: identical, locked down and quick to restore.

Event check-in that grew from a self-service kiosk, where soldiers scan their ID card, into a web system with many check-in stations and an organisers' dashboard.

A big-screen conference clock that plans the day and re-times it in one click when talks run late.

A digital news and notice board for screens around Merkaz Ta'az, edited by typing straight onto the cards.

A web app built for an AKA-led event so teams could track their work toward the goals set by the head of AKA.

A full-screen live map that watches every switch on a separate network that only connects them, and sounds an alarm the moment one drops.

Pick a picture, or let it find one online, and Wicogen turns it into a Windows folder icon.