Why Crescera
Floor-first perspective
Army, Boeing, AWS, Infineon. I've been the ops person wondering why the software doesn't match how the work actually happens.
Definition of Done first
We write a 1-page spec before any code. That's what you're buying. Anything outside it is a change order.
Fixed price. Full stop.
No hourly billing. No scope creep invoices. Agree the spec, agree the price, build to it.
Working demo before payment
See it running before you pay the second half. If it doesn't match the spec, we keep building.
Built for operators
Operations software is used by people who don't have time for bugs or confusing interfaces. We build for that reality.
You own it
Code, docs, and context delivered. Your team can maintain it without us after delivery.
What we build
Fixed-price tools built for operations teams. Delivered in days, not months.
AI Maintenance Copilot
Upload your equipment manuals and fault code documentation. Maintenance technicians ask questions in plain English — the AI answers from your actual docs.
Shift Handover App
Structured digital handovers that replace paper sign-off sheets. Searchable history, issue tracking, and team notifications.
OEE Dashboard
Availability, performance, and quality metrics from your existing data sources — ERP exports, database reads, or CSV uploads.
How it works
Problem
Tell us what's slowing the floor down — not the solution, just the problem.
Spec
We write a 1-page Definition of Done together. You approve it before a line of code is written.
Build
We build exactly what the spec says. Every change is a pull request.
Ship
Working demo. You approve. Code and docs delivered.
Built on floor-time
The founder's background is the differentiator — not cloud engineers who have read about manufacturing.
Systems thinking and operating under pressure
Manufacturing operations — saw what bad software costs the floor
Cloud infrastructure at scale
Semiconductor fab — understood what unplanned downtime actually means