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Client impactFeatured · Home improvement · US
Patio cover dealers go from 10–15 quote requests a month to 200
RedLayers set out to make engineered patio covers as simple to buy as prefabricated ones, and built and runs Patio3D on each dealer's own website.
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Manufacturing · California, US
FCP Barns turns its website into its primary source of leads
RedLayers treated FCP Barns' feature list as a starting point and built Design a Barn, on which buyers design their barn and request a quote in a minute.
60 quote requests a month
Read the storyHealthcare · California, US
Evaluation clinics cut each report from 5 hours to 10 minutes
RedLayers chose to make the report system AI-first: it drafts each psychological evaluation from the clinician's notes and has produced more than 3,800 reports.
3,800+ reports produced, up to 350 a month
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Tomarco and ISAT replace Motivosity with a recognition platform they own
RedLayers turned a cost-cutting brief into a recognition platform shaped around Tomarco and ISAT's values, which ties every thank-you to one of them.
500 employees across Tomarco and ISAT
Read the storyBuilding supplies · London, UK
Insulation Store builds one commerce platform to launch several stores
RedLayers designed the commerce platform of Insulation Store, a London builders' merchant, to launch each new store from the same code; it now handles the company's online sales.
88% lower running costs than Magento and Shopify
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Knowledge is no longer leverage
AI helps the companies that copy more than the ones that lead. A product that takes a year to build and improve can now be copied within months, and soon within weeks, which is why leads like Photoshop's and AutoCAD's, held for decades, are unlikely to last.
Mario AdabachyFounder & Managing DirectorClickUp and the cost of serving everyone
ClickUp's breadth wins customers who want one product for everything, but it leaves each market open to a product built for that market alone.
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