Sarventic
The build record

Ship log

What shipped, and when. Including the dates that moved — those are the entries that tell you something.

About this log

We started publishing this record in September 2026. Work completed before then is described on the products page rather than back-dated here — we would rather begin an honest record now than reconstruct one from memory.

September 2026

14 Sep 2026Sarventic AISoft-launched at sarventic.ai.
14 Sep 2026Learning PlatformLaunched as a joint venture with DigiFobs at ai.digifobs.com — the release postponed from 17 August.
14 Sep 2026CaseboundPractice management launched for Ajzal and Associates at office.ajzalandassociates.com.
14 Sep 2026SchoolOSLaunched in production for Munavvir — twenty modules, web platform and mobile app.
11 Sep 2026 sarventic.com Company site published — the stack, how we build, and this log.
10 Sep 2026 sarventic.com Privacy policy, support and account-deletion pages published. Domain moved off registrar parking to managed hosting with automatic TLS.
10 Sep 2026 SchoolOS Mobile application prepared for Google Play and App Store submission.

August 2026

17 Aug 2026 Learning Platform Launch postponed. Client feedback changed the scope of several features. We reworked them rather than ship the release short. It launched on 14 September 2026, as a joint venture with DigiFobs.

Why this page exists

Most software companies publish a metrics band: projects delivered, clients served, years of excellence. Numbers nobody can check.

A dated record is checkable. It is also uncomfortable, because it records the releases that slipped alongside the ones that landed — the Learning Platform entry above being the current example. That discomfort is the point. A vendor who publishes a slipped date is a vendor who will tell you when your project slips.

If this page stops being updated, treat that as information too.