The new Gott Data website is live. We rebuilt it from the ground up around one idea: show the work. Instead of describing what we could do for you, the site now opens on what we have already built for clients and for ourselves, from dashboards and machine learning models to full products.
What changed
The old site explained our services. The new one is a gallery. Every project has its own card with a small animated scene that shows what the work does: a predictive maintenance model catching a failing machine before it breaks, a grants dashboard splitting data by gender and year, an investor campaign reaching 40,000 people. Click a card and the full case study opens, with the problem, what we built and what came of it.
The work is split two ways:
- Data: dashboards, data foundations, machine learning and AI.
- Software: products, platforms, websites and everything around them.
Use the filters at the top of the gallery to see one or the other.
What you'll find
- 28 projects from the last few years, including our work with Buff, TourDesk, CloudTech and a government entity in Iceland, and the investor campaign we ran for the Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs in Sierra Leone with the World Bank's SLEDP programme.
- Our approach, as a roadmap: the six stages we follow on every project, from understanding the human story to improving the solution once it is in use, and what you get at each stage.
- Reviews from the clients and partners we have worked with, in their own words.
- This blog, now on the same site, with our older posts on data foundations, recommender systems, the EU AI Act and more carried over.
- Careers: we have no open roles right now, but we are always glad to hear from people who love data and software.
Why we rebuilt it
We are a small team, and most of our work comes from people who have seen what we built before. The new site puts that first. A case study with a working picture of the system says more than a list of services, and it lets you judge the work for yourself.
We also wanted the site to be easy to keep current. New projects, reviews and blog posts go up from our own admin in a few minutes, so the gallery grows as we ship.
What's next
Over the coming months we will add more case studies, write more here about how we approach data and AI projects, and open up the Data and Software sections into pages of their own.
If you are working on something where data or software could help, tell us about it. We read every message and reply personally.