Public institution · client unnamed
A clinical teaching tool for a physiotherapy school
They did not need a website. They needed a way for clinicians to see which movements train which muscle group — so the tool is the deliverable, and it runs on a subdomain because a domain of their own was never the point.
Read the case study →Platform build · client preparing to launch
A front-end access control platform, built end to end
Decide who sees a page before it paints — by region, network, device or behaviour — across 18 signals, failing closed, pushing changes to visitors already on the site, all through a full API. The hardest thing we have built.
Read the case study →Customer story
MediaTrue grew organic visits 87% with no marketing hire
The team used Queantic to see which traffic sources actually converted, then put their effort there. Published as a press release; linked here because it is the clearest result we have.
Read the story →Evaluating us for a public solicitation?
None of the three above is an economic development office or a tourism board — that is a new line of business and we are not going to imply otherwise. What they do show is a public institution that trusted us with teaching material, a platform built to a hard specification, and analytics that produced a measurable result. What Queantic does for public agencies, and what it does not yet do, is set out in full.