Check

Check grew out of a gap in the market: existing feasibility tools didn't fit the specific needs of logistics and warehouse development. My manager — who works closely with industrial real estate developers — wanted something purpose-built, so we built it. I designed and implemented the backend, which generates building configurations and aggregates detailed building metrics and financial outputs.

A colleague who I had introduced to programming, and who later specialized in frontend development, leads the UI and interaction design. Over time the product evolved significantly: for industrial feasibility work, a clear and intuitive interface turned out to be as important as the underlying algorithms.

The app allows users to sketch warehouse and industrial layouts directly in the browser — optimized for both desktop and tablet — and immediately review key metrics for feasibility studies and business planning.