Built In-House
Every product starts inside Mechanica. Designed for the way principals actually work, not the way a vendor imagines they should.
Mechanica Labs is the workshop floor. A small catalog of in-house systems built by hand, used in the field, and refined against real operating pressure before anyone else sees them.

Every build starts on a Rails foundation that agents and humans both read. Approved structure, reviewable PRs, and guarded deploys from one console.

Agents that contact, qualify, and convert leads in real time across call, WhatsApp, email, and Instagram. Around the clock.

Describe a building in plain language. The engine returns labelled floor plans, sections, a costed budget, and renders. One model, every drawing.

Guardião detects and blocks fraudulent calls and messages before they reach the user. It runs on the device and protects without requiring another decision.
A product house, not a services practice. The lab builds, uses, refines, then releases. The catalog is the result.
Every product starts inside Mechanica. Designed for the way principals actually work, not the way a vendor imagines they should.
Live products are used inside the firm before wider release. Projects still in development remain clearly marked.
Launchrail and Nexor link to their live products. Terraza remains in development, and Guardian Labs links to the Guardião waitlist.
Launchrail and Nexor are live. Terraza is in development. Guardian Labs has opened the Guardião waitlist. The catalog links to each product’s current public surface.
No. Labs is now an in-house product catalog. Hardware can still be part of a delivery when the security case requires it, but the products themselves are the work.
Yes. The catalog grows when a new system has earned use inside the firm. Each release replaces a workflow that used to depend on memory and chasing.