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Makers of the bits

We make the bitsyour businessruns on.

We design interfaces, build software, and automate workflows. One Futurebits team takes the work from a written scope to code running in production.

01

Product design + frontend

Product / interface / frontend

Fix a critical product journey.

For founders and product leads who can point to friction in onboarding, activation, checkout, or upgrades. We trace where users stall, prototype the selected flow, and implement it in the product.

What we usually find

Users hesitate, abandon the flow, or contact support. Screen-by-screen polish has not fixed the journey.

A full redesign only makes sense when the evidence points beyond the critical path.

What reaches your repo

  1. 01Annotated journey map
  2. 02Prototype for the selected flow
  3. 03Component states and interaction rules
  4. 04Frontend code with event instrumentation

First release

The selected flow works in your repo, with its key event instrumented.

02

AI + workflow automation

Automation / retrieval / agents

Move a manual workflow into software.

For product and operations teams dealing with recurring work such as ticket triage, document lookup, or report preparation. We map real inputs and exceptions before choosing retrieval, rules, or an agent.

What we usually find

People copy answers between tools, sort queues by hand, and check every result because the existing demo cannot be trusted with live work.

Autonomous agents are reserved for workflows where simpler automation cannot handle the decisions involved.

What reaches your repo

  1. 01Workflow map with exception paths
  2. 02Test set made from real inputs
  3. 03Retrieval or automation service
  4. 04Review queue, logs, and rollback controls

First release

One defined workflow handles real inputs and sends uncertain cases to a person.

03

Market infrastructure

Research / execution / risk

Turn a strategy into controlled execution.

For trading teams that need to test and operate a strategy beyond a research notebook. We build costed backtests, execution engines, operator controls, and monitoring.

What we usually find

Fill assumptions are generous, paper and live behavior disagree, or risk controls live in one person’s head.

Capital management and return promises stay outside the engagement. Fees, slippage, latency, and failure states stay in the specification.

What reaches your repo

  1. 01Event-driven, costed backtest
  2. 02Paper and shadow deployment
  3. 03Risk limits and kill switch
  4. 04Monitoring and operator runbook

First release

The strategy is tested against explicit fees, slippage, latency, and bad data.

How work gets shipped

From scope to production.

You work with the people doing the design and writing the code. Decisions and working versions remain visible throughout the project.

  • 01

    Scope you can approve

    The first release, its boundaries, and acceptance checks are written down before the build expands.

  • 02

    Changes in your repo

    Code and design decisions live where your team can review them during the project.

  • 03

    Working reviews

    Reviews use the actual interface, service response, or automation run instead of a status percentage.

  • 04

    Operating notes

    The people running the work receive acceptance notes, setup details, and a runbook.

Useful when

The work has a real starting point

  • A user journey or workflow can be shown as it works today.
  • Someone on your team can make scope decisions.
  • We can review the relevant repo, data, or real inputs.

A different partner is better when

  • The main deliverable is a strategy deck.
  • The brief must keep every item in a long feature list.
  • The project depends on guaranteed trading or business results.

Bring us the current version

What needs to ship next?

Use a 30-minute call to show us the interface, service, or workflow and the problem around it. We will discuss a practical first release and how it could reach production.

Bring the current flow or workflow and any constraints that matter.
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