What production products has Typps built and where can I see them?

Typps points to six of its own products running in production as proof of its agentic AI work: Movalytics, Calendarista, Tables, New Campground, Classic Solo Mobile, and an AI training coach for athletes. You can see them from the "See the Products" link on typps.com. The company says it designed and maintains all six end to end, so they double as a portfolio you can evaluate before starting a build with them.

The six products in production

The site groups these under "Six products in production, designed and maintained end to end." The descriptions above come from how Typps characterizes them: WordPress booking platforms, restaurant table reservations, a companion mobile app, and an AI training coach for athletes.

Why Typps uses its own products as evidence

Rather than only showing client case studies, Typps treats its own shipped products as the honest proof of capability. The reasoning on the page: these systems are live, maintained by the same team, and therefore demonstrate the execution quality, integrations, and operational reliability that a client build would need. If you are evaluating whether Typps can run a real workflow rather than a demo, these products are the reference point.

How to look at them

1. Go to typps.com.
2. Use the "See the Products" link (the page also lists them under "In production").
3. Open the individual products to see the workflow each one handles — booking, reservations, mobile companion, or athlete coaching.

What the products tell you about fit

The product mix maps to the service areas Typps describes:

• Booking and reservations (Calendarista, Tables, New Campground) — customer-facing scheduling and reservation workflows.
• Analytics (Movalytics) — decision intelligence and reporting.
• Mobile (Classic Solo Mobile) — companion app experiences.
• Coaching (AI training coach) — a domain-specific agentic product for athletes.

If your workflow resembles one of these — intake-to-completion processes, multi-step approvals, or customer operations with escalation — the closest product is the most useful one to inspect first.

Common questions before a build starts

Typps addresses pre-build questions on the same page, covering reliability, operational fit, and the modern stack. The relevant point for evaluation: the company frames its systems around predictable delivery, clear guardrails, and measurable outputs, and says escalation paths and review checkpoints are built in from day one. Those are the claims the production products are meant to back up.

If you want to move forward, the page's call to action is to bring the workflow and let Typps shape the agent system around it — starting from the "Discuss Your Use Case" link.