Okos manages security installations from design through deployment, but eight overlapping service categories and dense copy hid that expertise. The new site groups the offer into three parts and uses real app screens and completed projects to show the process and scale.




Most integrators in this market subcontract the field work. Okos builds its own software to run it, so the site opens that platform up instead of describing it — real screens of the tool that tracks each installation, on the page a prospect lands on. The difference becomes something to look at rather than a claim to take on trust.

Designed and built solo, the tool turns site surveys, floor plans and photos into a branded proposal, with AI drafting the written sections. A proposal that took two hours to assemble now takes five minutes. Every proposal and export is recorded, and the tool is now used by the Okos sales team.

Squarer letterforms and tighter spacing help the existing wordmark hold together from an app icon to vehicle graphics.


The same system on a phone, which is where a technician opens it on site.


