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The work, and the reasoning behind it.

Every case study here is a NELLA Labs product or platform. Client work is published only with written permission covering the name, the logo, any screenshots and every stated outcome — and we would rather show you an empty client list than an anonymised composite.

4 case studies

NELLA Labs product

Building verification into the centre of a learning marketplace

A tutoring marketplace where an educator profile is invisible to families until identity and credentials have been checked, and where sessions accumulate into curriculum-level progress rather than billable hours.

2026 · In private betaNext.js · TypeScript · Postgres

NELLA Labs product

Treating identity verification as orchestration rather than integration

Verification modelled as a configurable, resumable sequence of steps with an append-only evidence trail, so adding a market or replacing a provider is a configuration change rather than an engineering programme.

2026 · In private betaTypeScript · Postgres · Durable workflows

NELLA Labs product

Modelling the tenancy, not the transaction

A property platform built around the tenancy as the central record, so applications, agreements, payments, maintenance and communications form one continuous, attributable history.

2026 · In developmentNext.js · TypeScript · Postgres

NELLA Labs platform

Building the platform this site runs on

The public site, the Project Architect, the CRM and the client portal are one system on one data model, so the story a buyer reads on the marketing site is the same object the delivery team works in.

2026 · In active developmentNext.js · TypeScript · Tailwind

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