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A small set of recent projects across publishing, digitalization, accessibility, and LLM consulting — chosen for craft, not volume.
1,000+
Projects shipped
12
Markets reached
92%
Released on-time
4.8★
Average client rating
The deliverables under every engagement, across the four practices. Concrete artefacts — not slides about artefacts.
Partner voice
“We had 8,000 documents to remediate against WCAG 2.2 AA before our accreditation review. Gentize built a pipeline that did the bulk automated and the priority tier by hand — all signed off in twelve weeks. The audit cleared with no major findings.”
Priya Raman
Director of Digital Accessibility
NDAs, references, project size, what becomes public. The mechanics behind the portfolio.
Quality over volume. Most of our work is under NDA — court systems, university networks, AI engineering teams in production — and we'd rather not show watered-down anonymised versions. The cases below are the ones our clients signed off on for public display.
Probably yes. Write to us with the brief and we'll share the closest reference we have under NDA — by signing yours or ours before the call. We've shipped work in legal, academic, government records, accessibility compliance, AI / SaaS, and trade publishing.
Yes, with permission from both sides. After the discovery call, if you'd like to speak with one of our partners about working with us, we'll ask them and put you in touch directly.
We have a working minimum scope for project briefs — typically around two weeks of senior-bench time. Anything smaller usually fits better as an on-demand block rather than a fixed-scope engagement.
Only if you say yes. The default is private. We'll ask after launch whether you're open to a written case study — if not, the work stays off the public site and only surfaces under NDA in pre-sales conversations.
Curated rather than catalogued. Want a deeper look at how we approached a specific brief? Ask us directly — most of what we ship is under NDA, but a sample's almost always shareable on a discovery call.
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