Case studies
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B2B SaaS · lead generation
LeadzGalaxy.com
The problem
The team was scraping LinkedIn profiles by hand, collecting lead details and enriching them with work emails and phone numbers one at a time. Five to ten minutes a lead, error-prone, and capped at twenty or thirty a day.
What we built
- A Next.js web application, fast enough to use all day
- FastAPI backend sized for high-volume data processing
- MongoDB for flexible storage as the shape of a lead kept changing
- Redis and Redis Queue for job management
- Server-Sent Events, so progress is visible while a batch runs
- API integrations validating every email and phone number
Frontend
Next.js · Shadcn · Tailwind
Backend
FastAPI · MongoDB · Redis
Before and after
- 5–10 minutes of manual work per lead
- Email finding and verification by hand
- Twenty to thirty leads a day, at most
- No visibility into a batch while it ran
- Seconds per lead, unattended
- Validation through APIs rather than by eye
- 500+ leads a day comfortably
- Live progress while the job runs
“This platform completely transformed our lead generation process. What used to take our team hours of manual work now happens automatically in minutes. We've been able to 10x our business because we can now focus on closing deals instead of collecting data.”
D2C ecommerce
Snackly
An Indian direct-to-consumer dry fruits, nuts and seeds store — storefront and a custom admin panel, built to run entirely inside Cloudflare's free tier so the business carries no hosting bill. Live at snacklyfoods.in, designed against the client's own nine-section requirements document.
- Storefront — Next.js static export served by Cloudflare Workers, 39 pages
- Custom admin panel covering all nine sections the client asked for, behind Cloudflare Access
- Hono API on Workers with D1 and R2, and 179 tests that run against a real database rather than a mock
- A costed scope response, a design system, and an audit of the two reference sites' actual CSS rather than a guess at it
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