Selected work / Our product

FlaskTrack.
Engineering the whole system.

A laboratory platform built and operated by Santurce Software. A concrete example of product ownership across the application, data, AI, and infrastructure.

The starting point

From a laboratory need
to a connected platform.

FlaskTrack began in a small tissue-culture and mycology lab, where enterprise laboratory software was difficult to justify. We built a system to organize the work, then expanded it into a broader platform.

It brings laboratory records, samples, batches, versioned protocols, inventory, instruments, and molecular design into one application.

System scopeRUST / POSTGRESQL
Multi-tenant application & permissionsVersioned workflows & operational recordsInstrument collection & result parsingPython / R pipelines & SQL reportingAI providers, MCP tools & REST APIs

What we built

Depth across the stack.

This is Santurce Software’s own product, offered as an engineering example.

01 / APPLICATION

Operational complexity.

Rust application services, PostgreSQL data models, server-rendered interfaces, and versioned relationships between laboratory workflows and records.

02 / CONNECTIVITY

Data from the real world.

Instrument agents, ingestion workflows, result mapping, and integrations that connect laboratory equipment to the scientific record.

03 / ANALYSIS

Programmable data workflows.

SQL reporting, Apache Arrow Flight, and sandboxed Python and R execution to turn operational data into analysis.

04 / AI & AGENTS

Intelligence inside the product.

Hosted and local model integration, contextual assistance, documented REST interfaces, and MCP tools for agent interaction.

05 / ACCOUNTABILITY

Reviewable operations.

Reviews, approvals, audit trails, and electronic signature workflows designed for compliance-oriented laboratory work.

06 / OWNERSHIP

Build, deploy, maintain.

Product direction, application development, infrastructure, and ongoing operation under one engineering owner.

Bring that breadth to your product.

Your business may be in a different industry. The engineering needs are often familiar: model complex operations, integrate systems, give users a clear interface, and keep the software running.

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