Our work
The software we have built, the problem each project addresses, and how we built it.
Forensic genomics
ForenSeq Universal Analysis Software
Before founding Sqware Logics, we built the analysis software for the first next-generation sequencing system approved to generate DNA profiles for upload to the FBI’s National DNA Index System (NDIS). We began development at Illumina and rebuilt the software at Verogen.
- 2017
- Illumina’s forensic genomics business transitions to the newly formed Verogen. We move with the business and lead software development.
- 2019
- The MiSeq FGx system becomes the first next-generation sequencing system approved by the FBI to generate DNA profiles for upload to NDIS.
- 2023
- QIAGEN acquires Verogen for $150 million.
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Legal eDiscovery
Message threading and near-duplicate detection
Two analytics services for a client in eDiscovery, built as modules on one platform with automated deployment. They find the repetition in large document sets so legal teams review less.
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Our own tools
Client portal
Proposals sent as email attachments drift. Here each client sees one current version and discusses it section by section.
SL Operations
Contracts, work logs, meetings, and invoices in one workspace, each connected to its client instead of spread across files and tools.
Requirements planning
Free-text requirements leave room for argument. Here every requirement follows one structure, with its acceptance criteria attached.
Webstir
Our open-source framework for building server-first TypeScript web apps. This site is built with it.