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InterLAB's work — with an honest status.

First, client and partner projects; then what's still in development, our own products and demos. Each shows a dated status, the owner and what isn't ready yet. Below is the studio's concept showcase: fictional businesses built as R&D.

Live

Running for a client or partner

We say who owns the product and what exactly we built. No result figures where nobody measured them.

Client · livestatus as of Oct 12, 2026

NOVA — a video studio website and the team's internal hub

Client — NOVA video studio (Almaty). Website and hub built by InterLAB.

The studio runs two lines with different audiences: content for screens in venues and short videos for social media. We split them into two websites on one codebase and built a private hub where the team keeps its materials, deals and content plan.

What's done

  • Two sites on subdomains of one project: “screens for business” and “video for social media”
  • A video pricing calculator: volume, options, rush orders
  • Site leads, including a photo of the client's screen, arrive in Telegram tagged with the line and UTM
  • The video line is available in Russian and Kazakh
  • A private team hub: searchable materials, tasks, a deal pipeline with next steps, a content plan

Not there yet

  • Site leads don't flow into the hub pipeline automatically yet
  • The hub uses one shared team login, without separate permissions
Partner · livestatus as of Oct 12, 2026

Khan's Finance — a business financial model from Excel

A partner's product: owned by a financial consultant from Almaty. InterLAB takes part in development.

A service for small and medium businesses: an owner uploads their spreadsheet and gets management reporting and a business valuation without hiring a CFO. A separate product, unrelated to our own developments.

What's done

  • Excel and CSV upload; the parser understands Russian line-item names
  • Profit and loss, cash flow, balance sheet
  • DCF business valuation and sensitivity analysis
  • Report export to PDF and Excel
  • The calculation core is covered by automated tests checked against hand-made reference results

Not there yet

  • Subscriptions are still switched on manually, without a payment gateway
  • Interface in Russian only
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In development

Client projects not yet handed over

We mark a project as delivered only after acceptance. Until then we show what's ready and what's still being tested.

Client · in developmentstatus as of Oct 12, 2026

Miras ERP — procurement planning for a garment factory

Client — Miras garment factory. Built by InterLAB, handover in preparation.

Fabric and accessory needs used to be calculated in Excel for every production plan. The system does it from product bills of materials and hands procurement a ready purchase sheet.

What's done

  • Product bills of materials with per-unit material norms
  • A monthly production plan broken down by colour
  • A procurement sheet exported to Excel and PDF
  • Every calculation is saved as a snapshot: editing reference data doesn't change past sheets
  • Four roles: administrator, planner, production, buyer
  • Data migrated from the factory's previous Excel file

Not there yet

  • Not yet accepted by the client
  • No link to warehouse accounting or 1C — it isn't in the current scope
Next.jsTypeScriptPrismaPostgreSQLVercel
Client · in developmentstatus as of Oct 12, 2026

A client portal for an accounting firm

Client — an accounting firm (Kazakhstan). Built by InterLAB, handover in preparation.

A portal where the firm's clients issue their own invoices, completion certificates and VAT invoices instead of messaging their accountant.

What's done

  • Client portal for invoices, completion certificates (EAVR) and VAT invoices (ESF)

Not there yet

  • Sync with 1C and the national ESF system is in scope and is being tested before handover
  • The project hasn't been accepted by the client yet
Own products

What we build for ourselves

We test architecture and approaches on our own products before offering them to clients. These aren't client deployments.

Own product · in usestatus as of Oct 12, 2026

Life OS — a personal operating system

InterLAB's own product. We use it ourselves; it isn't sold to clients.

One place for goals, habits and context about the people around you — with an assistant that remembers previous conversations. We use it to test product and architecture decisions before offering them to clients.

What's done

  • Web version in daily personal use
  • Goals, habits and notes about people in one system
  • An assistant with memory of past conversations

Not there yet

  • A closed product: there's no public sign-up
Own product · in developmentstatus as of Oct 12, 2026

F-Ctrl — a financial accounting platform for companies

InterLAB's own development. A separate product, unrelated to Khan's Finance.

An accounting system for companies: a journal of entries, transaction reconciliation and source documents with an immutable audit log. Built in stages, with review and tests at each one.

What's done

  • Journal entries with reversals, accounting periods, multiple currencies
  • A reconciliation module and CSV bank statement import
  • An append-only audit log in the database
  • Company data isolated at the database level
  • Unit, integration and browser tests in CI

Not there yet

  • Stage M8 — operations and observability; the product isn't launched and has no clients
  • Real bank and 1C connections are planned for the next stage
TypeScriptNestJSNext.jsPostgreSQLAWSTerraform
Demos and prototypes

They show the mechanics but aren't in production yet

For each one we say what's missing before launch: access, a client decision or the next stage.

Demostatus as of Oct 12, 2026

Daklab — an assistant that answers customers in messengers

A demo for Daklab (Kazakhstan). Built by InterLAB.

The assistant is meant to answer the company's customers in WhatsApp, Telegram and Instagram from its knowledge base and hand difficult questions to a manager.

What's done

  • A demo of knowledge-base answer scenarios

Not there yet

  • WhatsApp Business is waiting for access from Meta — the assistant isn't answering real customers yet
  • CRM and payment links are planned but not connected
Pre-sale · prototypestatus as of Oct 12, 2026

Qadam LMS — an employee training system

A proposal and prototype for a company of about 1,500 employees.

An in-house training system: courses, tests and reports for managers. The scale of about 1,500 employees is a design requirement, not a count of active users.

What's done

  • A commercial proposal and an interface prototype

Not there yet

  • Not deployed: the project is at the pre-sale stage
Studio concept demos

Concepts: fictional businesses, real code

InterLAB built these itself as an R&D showcase of approaches. They have no client; the businesses and figures inside are illustrations. The demos open live.

01 / 09LIVE DEMO · SPECIALTY COFFEE

Krem Coffee — one cup that carries the whole story

A flagship for a specialty coffee shop. The signature cup is pinned to the screen and travels through the entire site: it turns, moves to the edge, opens into a raf. It closes with the drink taken apart in a video that obeys the scroll: it plays up to the reveal, holds while the layers are labelled, then reassembles. Editorial serif type, glass panels, a full menu and ordering via WhatsApp.

Next.jsTailwindMotionScroll-video
interlab.app/cafe
Krem Coffee — one cup that carries the whole story
02 / 09LIVE DEMO · DIGITAL DENTISTRY

Lumen Dental — a clinic that isn't frightening

A flagship in digital dentistry, built in the order patients actually ask their questions: where will I be going, what will you treat me with, will it hurt, what does it cost. The rooms scroll past as a reel, the fear of pain is unpacked step by step down to your right to raise a hand and stop the dentist, and instead of a before/after slider there's real 3D: a beam scans the tooth and removes 0.5 mm of enamel, putting 0.34 mm of ceramic in its place.

interlab.app/dental
Lumen Dental — a clinic that isn't frightening
Next.jsTailwindThree.js / R3FMotionGLSL
03 / 09LIVE DEMO · SPA / BANYA

Par&Kedr — a dark ritual with WhatsApp booking

A dark landing page for a banya club: the atmosphere of the tub with live coals and steam on canvas, a sticky 'how it works' stack, an open editorial price list watermarked in ₸, and booking with no backend — the form assembles a message straight to the manager's WhatsApp. Deployed and live: the link is inside the case.

interlab.app/spa
Par&Kedr — a dark ritual with WhatsApp booking
Next.jsTailwindMotionCanvas
04 / 09LIVE DEMO · WOMEN'S SPA

Nega SPA — an hour in which nothing happens

A brand site for a premium spa, built like a glossy magazine. Scrolling doesn't page through sections, it moves a camera: five chapters of a single visit run without a break — threshold, water, warmth, touch, silence. There's no price list: treatments sit behind three elements, and choosing one floods the entire background — aquamarine, terracotta, ochre. Not a single pop-up: booking lives in a quiet drawer four taps deep.

interlab.app/wellness
Nega SPA — an hour in which nothing happens
Next.jsTailwindMotionLenis
05 / 09LIVE DEMO · FACIAL AESTHETICS

Ton Studio — a face assembled from petals

A flagship for an aesthetic skincare studio. The first screen answers the core promise of the niche: thousands of petals lie scattered and visibly assemble into a facial profile — the transformation is shown, not described. Then the skin gains light as you scroll, needs are laid out in a bento grid that opens in place, and the safety protocol gets a chapter of its own. The interface tone shifts with the section you're in.

interlab.app/salon
Ton Studio — a face assembled from petals
Next.jsTailwindMotionThree.jsLenis
06 / 09DEMO BREAKDOWN · WEBSITE RESCUE

Website rescue: a demo breakdown

A composite case: the typical 'dead' website of a local business — casino spam on the domain, markup from 2015, a phone number as an image — and what should be running at that address instead. The business in the mockup is fictional; the symptoms come from our real files.

Next.jsTailwind
07 / 09CONCEPT · ERP · MANUFACTURING

Internal software for a factory

Order tracking, inventory, shifts and payroll — instead of five spreadsheets. Roles for six departments, reports for the director, integration with 1C. Hover the card and the interface switches from the dashboard to work orders.

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08 / 09CONCEPT · SAAS · LOGISTICS

Delivery management platform

A dispatch desk, live courier tracking on a map, client portals and an API for integrations.

Next.jsPostgreSQLWebSocketRedis
09 / 09CONCEPT · SERVICE · FINTECH

Customer portal and subscription billing

A customer portal with plans and payments, automatic invoices, renewal notifications and CRM integration.

Next.jsStripeSupabase
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