What we've been shipping.
Real releases and improvements from live client platforms — the kind of steady, hands-on work that keeps software earning its keep long after launch.
Track every piece of kit — photos, signatures and all
Aqua's engineers can now check hardware in and out with a photo, condition notes and an on-screen signature — every handover on the record.
Reporting on the AI-search era
Reports can now show how clients appear in Google's AI Overviews — share of voice, AI search volume and the traffic value behind it.
Upload your crest, add your name and number
Customers can now attach their own crest or artwork at checkout and add a name and number — the personalisation teamwear runs on.
Fault reports now flow straight into the CRM
When a customer reports a fault, the details now land in the CRM automatically — nothing re-keyed, nothing lost between systems.
Landscape footage into vertical Shorts, automatically
Every highlight is reframed from wide 16:9 to 9:16 with a blurred backdrop and published straight to social — no manual editing in the loop.
Migration-safe releases on Azure Container Apps
Every Rebll production deploy now runs its database migrations from a self-contained bundle and health-checks itself — behind an approval gate — so a release can't half-apply and break.
We built our own product search instead of reaching for a plugin
We replaced the store's default search with a hand-built one tuned to the catalogue — faster and more relevant, with no paid search service.
The engineer app now works offline
Field engineers can update job status with no signal — everything syncs automatically the moment they're back online.
Attribution that survives the cookie crackdown
Rebll now tracks conversions server-side to Meta and TikTok — with hashed data, consent gating and a durable outbox — so marketing attribution keeps working as browsers lock cookies down.
How we score your pet's health
Every pet in the app now gets a 0–100 health score — worming, vaccinations, weight, insurance and more — each factor explained in plain English.