Selected work
Mobile products Mt7 has shipped
Two concrete examples: a five-product food-ordering system for LazyEat, and OpsPocket, our own Android app for managing Linux servers from a phone.
Case study: LazyEat
Five products for one food-ordering system
LazyEat is an AI assistant that helps people decide what to eat and then place the order. Building it meant more than one app: Mt7 built customer, rider, and restaurant apps, plus two dashboards that tie the system together.
The app is live on the App Store. The product itself is at lazyeat.in, and the full write-up of the build is on mt7.io.
Our own product: OpsPocket
Server access and monitoring, from an Android phone
OpsPocket is Mt7’s own Android app: an SSH client and server-monitoring tool for Linux servers and VPS hosts. It includes a full terminal, uptime alerts, and cron jobs, and can run Claude Code or Codex from the phone.
No account is needed to start. An iPhone version is on the way.
