Growth OS
A growth platform that will bring together market intelligence, paid ads on Meta and Google, and sales video in one environment, built from the start to serve multiple businesses.
In-house technology
We build when a problem deserves a better solution.
We don't build products to look like a tech company. Part of what we learn implementing solutions becomes a tool, a system or a platform. Here's what exists today, what stage each piece is at and what isn't ready yet.
- In-house runs in Dream Harbor's own operation
- In development exists and works, not yet open to clients
- On hold partly built, with development paused by our choice
- Available ready for clients to use
In development
What's becoming a product
Pieces that came from patterns repeated across projects and are being built to serve more than one business.
Dealership Dashboard
A management dashboard for car dealerships, with inventory, a board-style CRM, a calendar and goals, that publishes the website's listings straight from its own records.
DreamHub
A platform that brings together AI customer service, a CRM and metrics in one place, branded for each business that uses it.
In-house
What runs in our own operation
Before we roll anything out for a client, we use it ourselves. These tools power Dream Harbor's outreach, customer service and learning every day.
Personal OS
The founder's personal operating system. Goals, projects, calendar, habits, learning and progress in one place, running on his own computer.
Lead Qualification
Dream Harbor's own sales system. Automated Instagram conversations, a step-by-step assessment on the website, scoring calculated on the server and a dashboard that reads the CRM live.
Farol
Maps businesses in a region using public sources and measures signals of their online presence, to decide where a sales conversation makes sense.
Radar
Reads Meta's public Ad Library to follow competitors and offers, measuring how many ads each account keeps running over time.
Sintetizador
Brings videos, audio files, PDFs and text together in one project, transcribes them on our own machine and organizes the content into knowledge the team can use.
How a project becomes a product
Custom projects stay at the center
Client projects solve problems, bring in revenue and reveal what repeats. When a pattern shows up often enough, it becomes a component, then a tool, and only at the end, if it makes sense, a product.
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Real Problem
It shows up in a client project or in our own operation
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Custom Solution
Solved for that case, the way the case calls for
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Pattern
The same problem shows up again, somewhere else
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Internal Tool
The solution becomes a reusable piece we use ourselves
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Product
Only when it holds up without us beside it
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