The last mile
Bring deep knowledge of a process and the architecture to run it. QWIRQ weaves that into an application your client can configure and run, delivered with the security and operations already handled.
The deliverable
You design how a process should run. QWIRQ turns that into a real application: configurable, runnable, and owned by the client, with nothing more than your architecture skills.
Your judgment about the process is the scarce part. The plumbing around it is ours.
How it works
QWIRQ shapes your woven knowledge of a process into a procedural service for your business clients: configurable, scheduled, observable, and delivered.
You bring deep knowledge of a business process and the architecture to run it. That judgment is the part no one else can fake.
QWIRQ shapes it into a procedural service: a configurable applet with a schedule, secrets, and delivery already wired in.
Hand over a login. The client configures and runs the application themselves, fully theirs to operate.
The infrastructure, delivered
Every applet ships with the security and operational infrastructure in place, so you deliver value without reinventing the wheel each time.
You decide the few things a client should change: a source, a threshold, a recipient, an on/off switch. QWIRQ renders them as one labeled screen, with no diagram and no way to break the service.
Which knobs to expose, and which to hide, is your judgment. That judgment is the product.
Set a cadence once and the service runs on its own, daily, hourly, or on a cron you define. No servers to keep warm, nothing to re-trigger by hand.
API keys and credentials live in per-account encrypted storage with an audit trail, scoped to the client’s own account, never in an env file, a repo, or a chat message.
Every run is recorded with status, output, and errors. When one fails, the cause is on screen, so reliability is something you can prove, not promise.
Results go out to a managed recipient list over reliable, consumed infrastructure (e.g. Resend), so the client gets the email, the report, or the alert without anyone wiring up SMTP.
Early access
We’re bringing on a first group of builders. Request access and we’ll help you turn a real process into a client-runnable service.