Prototypes
Try out an idea with a working app before committing to a full build.
Sidelobe builds custom web apps, internal tools and automation. If your team spends too much time updating spreadsheets, chasing approvals or moving data between systems, there may be a simpler way to do it.
A short description of the problem is enough to get started.
A shared dashboard, an approval flow or a connection between two systems. The scope depends on the work your team needs to do.
Manage requests, records and approvals in one place.
02Sync data, send reminders and connect the tools you already use.
03Build portals, planning tools and apps for staff or customers.
Try out an idea with a working app before committing to a full build.
A CLI that compares Codex runtime state with a reviewed baseline. Check for changes in model settings, instructions, permissions and MCP tools.
OSS / 002Define signal mappings, voltage limits and timing checks in YAML. Run them against waveform CSV files and review the results.
GitHubRead the source, try the examples or report an issue. Development and release notes are available on GitHub.
Agree what the software needs to do, review working versions during the build and plan how it will be deployed and maintained.
Walk through the current process, identify the users and agree the scope, constraints and priorities.
An agreed scopeTry the main screens and workflow early. Feedback goes into the next iteration while changes are still straightforward.
A working version to testSet up deployment, access and monitoring, then document how to run and maintain the application.
Deployment and handoverNo. Describe the task, who does it and what takes too much time. Requirements can be worked out together.
Often, yes. That depends on the APIs, exports and permissions available. These are checked before agreeing the integration work.
Yes. Start with one useful workflow, test it in day-to-day use and decide what to add next.
Sidelobe also builds customer-facing web apps, prototypes and automation.
Describe the problem, the people who would use the app and any tools it needs to work with.
Project enquiries go directly to Artur.