Systems
End-to-end designs that clarify boundaries, constraints, and how execution actually flows.
Applied systems studio
We build systems, tools, and frameworks that turn ideas into things that actually run.
Some start as experiments. Some stay internal. Some ship as products or licensed systems.
All of them are designed to move.
Systems
End-to-end designs that define how things operate.
Tools
Purpose-built software & workflows that make systems usable.
Frameworks
Rules and abstractions that keep complexity from collapsing.
Products
When something proves itself, it ships.
Blueprints
Formal designs intended to be built, adapted, or licensed.
Electric by design
We like structure. We like motion. We like shipping.
What we build
A studio catalog, not a menu. We build across formats because real systems don’t stay in one lane.
Tools
Practical interfaces and workflows—built to make systems usable, repeatable, and fast.
Frameworks
Structures and abstractions that turn “a lot” into something navigable.
Products & licensing
When something proves itself, we ship it—or license it—without forcing everything into a product shape.
Blueprints
Formal system architecture intended to be built, adapted, audited, and run.
R&D builds
Explorations that test a hypothesis. Some become internal infrastructure. Some become public.
How things evolve
Ideas don’t start as products. They start as systems.
We design them, test them internally, refine them through real use, and only then decide what they become.
Not everything needs to ship. The ones that do are ready.
Idea
System
Tool
Product / License
Internal + collaborative
Some of what we build is used internally. Some is developed with collaborators. Some becomes standalone products. We’re comfortable working in all three modes—and switching when it makes sense.
Where this fits
ADCG is the studio where systems are created. Meyers-Hall Advisory is where judgment, governance, and advisory work live. Different roles. Same ecosystem.
Let’s build something
If you’re thinking about a system—or already building one—and want to explore what it could become, let’s talk.