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Mobile applications
Native and cross-platform clients with production ops, store delivery, and clear one-tap UX for real users.
AI · Mobile · Web
LunexLab designs and ships AI-ready mobile and web products — from freemium consumer apps to industrial ML systems.
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Modules we ship together — mobile, AI features, platforms, and audits.
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Native and cross-platform clients with production ops, store delivery, and clear one-tap UX for real users.
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Recommendation, recognition, sensor analytics, and model-assisted control — wired into products that already ship.
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Admin consoles, sync layers, and online services that keep mobile fleets and industrial nodes coherent.
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Code, architecture, and delivery audits when a product needs a straight diagnosis before the next build cycle.
Flagship consumer product plus the industrial and ops systems we still ship.
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Multi-platform freemium VPN client: working free tier, bring-your-own config (QR / clipboard), and flexible authentication — shipped as LunexLab’s primary consumer product.
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Pack-sized STM32 laser nodes for bridge and tunnel sag: mesh radio, SD store-and-forward, a live deflection map, and AI on the series. The schematic in the hero still rotates — drag it when Bridge is up.
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Modern CRM where assistants draft follow-ups, summarize accounts, and propose next actions on the pipeline — not a chatbot pane that dies after onboarding.
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Route sheets in the client’s CRM become kilometres per courier — automatic distance for payouts, with exceptions flagged before payroll lock.
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Constructor that generates control programs for robots welding sprinkler and drainage systems — and a CRM for the shop that runs those jobs.
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Free tiers, config import, and auth flexibility — without theater.
Floor plans, booking, and wayfinding as one coherent mobile loop.
When neural analysis belongs next to OPC — and when it does not.
QR, clipboard, and defaults that do not fight each other.
When vision belongs in inventory — and when a barcode is enough.
Coaching loops that measure habits, not humiliation.
Calibration UIs that survive plant reality.
When proxy rewrites erase /tg/auth — and how to keep the path.
Screenshots, privacy copy, and build pipelines that stay boring.
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