Selected work
Software built around
how the business works.
Vory builds company brains, apps, and custom tools. These examples show the work behind that approach, from financial modeling and expense review to proposals and follow-up.
Gasbox Brain · internal system
A company's information
becomes working context.
Gasbox Brain is part of the foundation for Vory: a place to work with company knowledge and business questions, with tools built around the decisions and work that follow.
The problem
Information spread across conversations, documents, projects, and financial tools is hard to use when a decision needs to be made.
The approach
Bring the relevant company context into a shared workspace, then connect it to useful views and workflows. The chat helps find and work through the information; the apps make the result usable.
What carries into a Vory build
Company-specific context, visible source information, practical tools, and improvements based on how the team actually uses the system. The underlying company records remain private.
Gasbox · built financial tools
Change an assumption.
Keep the model connected.
Financial tools should help someone make a decision. We have built Gasbox models that connect operating assumptions, cash flows, and returns, alongside tools for reviewing spending and statements.
Modeling
Change cost, production, timing, or financing assumptions and recalculate the related outputs together. Keep cash proceeds separate from asset values and show the assumptions behind a result.
Expense review
The Gasbox spending tools bring transactions, recurring costs, billing statements, and accounting-review status into a useful working view. Spending in a period is kept distinct from the amount due on a card.
How this applies to your company
A build can connect approved QuickBooks data and custom models around the decisions you make. The data sources, available integrations, and calculations are scoped for your business.
Try a simple modelBidDesk · pilot with Excellence Janitorial
More follow-through
on work already coming in.
Built with Excellence Janitorial, a final-cleaning subcontractor. BidDesk brings incoming invitations, pricing, proposals, and follow-up into one working process.
From invitation to proposal
Capture the project, contractor, scope, and due date. Review whether the work fits, confirm missing details, and estimate using the company's labor, crew, markup, and minimum-bid rules.
From proposal to a decision
Prepare a consistent proposal, see which opportunities need a follow-up, and keep the contractor history beside the next step. Record the outcome rather than leaving the bid in an inbox.
What we can say about results
The workflow is built to help the team pursue more of the right work. The pilot is still being measured; we are not presenting a verified revenue increase, profit lift, or win-rate claim.
What these builds have in common
The software follows
the work, not a template.
Your first build might be a company brain, a financial model, or one operating workflow. We start with the useful part and connect more as the business case becomes clear.
How we scope and buildStart with the work
What would make your business work better?
Tell us what you are trying to automate, organize, or understand. We will reply by email and help define a useful first build.
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