Lab · Technical proof

What I build when no one's watching.

NOKARIS Lab gathers the SaaS products I develop autonomously as a continuous experimentation ground. Kestrelia is in production; the others remain experiments, and that's deliberate.

They serve as public demos of what I build in Platform 90 — a business application or SaaS product in production in 90 days. When I say "asynchronous processing at volume" or "multi-provider resilience", it runs here, in production, and the code exists. For a single AI feature grafted onto an existing system, that is AI Spark.


Kestrelia

In production

Flight price monitoring and alerts

SaaS flight-fare monitoring platform: users define their criteria down to the detail — route, budget, airlines, times, stopovers, baggage — and get alerted when the market meets them. Serves as technical proof for asynchronous processing at volume, multi-provider resilience and infrastructure described as code.

Features delivered

  • · Multi-criteria alerts
  • · Asynchronous workers
  • · Multi-provider aggregation

Stack

Hexagonal NestJSAngular 19BullMQ + RedisPostgreSQL + PrismaAWS Terraform
9 months of dev View project →

JobPilot

Strategically paused

B2C candidate tool

Proprietary tool for job seekers: AI matching, RAG-based coaching agent, application tracking. Public demo of RAG and lead scoring features delivered in AI Spark.

Features delivered

  • · AI matching
  • · RAG support agent
  • · Lead scoring

Stack

Next.js 16Hexagonal NestJSSupabaseTurborepo
6 months of dev View project →

Why a Lab

No consulting without practice. No theoretical expertise.

Most "AI-native" agencies have never deployed AI to production on their own stack. They sell PowerPoint and integrate ChatGPT widgets.

NOKARIS Lab exists to avoid that trap. Before promising semantic search, RAG, lead scoring or AI recommendation to a client in an AI Spark mandate, I build and operate it here. If it breaks, it's on my time. If it works, it's documented for the next client.

Kestrelia took that logic all the way: it is in production, on-call included. JobPilot and Marceline remain experiments — their role as technical proof currently outweighs their B2C commercial potential in the present phase of NOKARIS.