Flagship case study
FLASH Consensus
From a delegate-based protocol with about five-second settlement to the wallets, merchant tools, explorer, and network operations around it.
Read the full case study →ProtocolConsensusDelegates + ordered time slots
ProductWallets + toolsWeb · mobile · merchant · explorer
OperationsNetworkCloud + DevOps
Three products. Three different starting points.
Each entry states the delivery scope we can support. We do not attach results that were never measured or recorded.
Starting point
privateLINE is a privacy-focused communications product built around protected calling and encrypted connectivity.
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Delivery decision
Treat privacy, communications, account levels, and the user experience as one product architecture from the beginning rather than assembling separate features later.
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What was delivered
The complete product was designed and developed from scratch, from the underlying system to the customer-facing experience.
- Product architecture
- Communications platform
- Customer experience
- Launch foundation
Starting point
GelPay needed a hotel-booking product rather than a thin presentation layer over a third-party experience.
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Delivery decision
Build the booking platform as a product from the ground up, keeping the customer journey and the operational system in the same delivery scope.
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What was delivered
A hotel-booking platform developed from scratch, covering the foundation required to search, choose, and book accommodation.
- Booking journey
- Hotel platform
- Product architecture
- End-to-end build
Starting point
Rise TV runs a subscription media platform for live shows, documentaries, series, and member content. Its existing web platform was built with PHP and Laravel.
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Delivery decision
Move the publishing and site-management layer to WordPress while preserving the product as a media service rather than treating the migration as a simple brochure-site rebuild.
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What was delivered
The website was rebuilt and migrated from Laravel to WordPress, with a companion mobile application delivered for the same media product.
- WordPress platform
- Laravel migration
- Mobile application
- Production delivery
Experience across different operating environments.
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These descriptions reflect work delivered by DandelionTech or by its technical leadership. We name the product, the responsibility, and what was built. We do not publish adoption, revenue, performance, or business-outcome figures unless they can be supported.
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