How much does custom 3D printing cost?

Small parts start at $15. Mid-size prints typically run $50-$150. Large or production-run orders are priced by volume and material. We use PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA, TPU, and engineering-grade resins. Contact us for a quote on complex or high-volume orders.

How long does a 3D print order take?

Standard orders ship in 2-5 business days. Rush turnaround is available. Production runs of 50+ units typically take 7-14 business days depending on complexity.

Do you build websites for small businesses?

Yes. Business websites and landing pages start at $1,500. Full applications with databases, user accounts, and custom features start at $5,000. We build on Next.js and deploy to production-grade infrastructure. All development is done in-house.

Can you build a mobile app for my business?

Yes. We build iOS and Android apps using React Native so one codebase covers both platforms. MVP builds start at $5,000. App store submission is included in the project scope.

Where is 47 Industries located?

47 Industries is based in Florida. 3D printing orders can be shipped anywhere in the United States. Web, mobile, and AI development services are available to clients nationwide and internationally.

MotoRev is a motorcycle tracking and community iOS app developed by 47 Industries. It includes GPS route tracking, a garage manager, social features, and ride safety tools. It is free to download with a Pro plan at $4.99/month or $49.99/year, available on the App Store.

Does 47 Industries outsource its work?

No. Every line of code and every print is done in-house by the founding team. This means faster turnaround, tighter quality control, and direct communication with the people actually building your product.

What industries does 47 Industries work with?

We work with startups, small businesses, e-commerce brands, service companies, and individual entrepreneurs. For 3D printing we serve product designers, engineers, prop makers, and anyone needing custom parts or short-run manufacturing.

Work/AegisDial

iOS AppCross-PlatformAI Automation

AegisDial

The only consumer app combining real-time fraud prevention and full recovery in one product. Four iOS compilation targets. AES-256-GCM on every PII field. An AI Companion that talks a victim through 52 specific scam recovery sequences.

# aegisdial-backend/src/routes/
route : liveShield.ts
route : smsShield.ts
route : guardian.ts
route : breach.ts
route : identityShield.ts
route : recovery.ts
route : recoveryShield.ts
route : emailShield.ts
route : criticalTakeover.ts
route : verdict.ts
route : report.ts
route : subscription.ts
35 migrations applied. 111 tests passing. Encrypted at rest.

iOS targets

scam types

111

tests passing

35+

DB migrations

prevention pillars

commits

The market is fragmented. Victims pay for it.

Truecaller

Caller-ID

No recovery surface

Hiya

Spam detection

No recovery surface

RoboKiller

Robocall blocking

No recovery surface

AARP Hotline

Post-fraud advice

No recovery surface

FTC website

A report form

No recovery surface

A scam is a psychological event. The caller uses time pressure, fear, and authority to override judgment. The product has to operate at two moments: before the call succeeds (prevention) and after it does (recovery). No competitor ships both. AegisDial does.

Prevention

5 shields. All operating before the victim loses anything.

Live Shield

Real-time caller-ID verdicts via CallKit — appear on the incoming call screen before the user answers. Twilio Lookup V2 enrichment with Redis single-flight locking for sub-1-second latency on unknown numbers.

SMS Filter

ILMessageFilter extension scans messages before they appear. URL reputation via Google Safe Browsing. Runs at the system level without the main app open.

Safe-Words

Guardian challenge flow designed to detect AI voice clone attacks. A family member calling under duress can trigger a challenge that a cloned voice cannot pass.

Breach Monitoring

Enzoic integration monitors email and phone numbers against known breach databases. Push alerts when new exposure events are detected.

Guardian Alerts

Named guardians receive SMS when a critical call event fires. Escalation logic triggers if the guardian does not acknowledge within 5 minutes.

Recovery

52 scam types. Every one with a specific recovery sequence.

52-Type Scam Catalog

Every scam type has a deterministic recovery sequence with the exact steps for that specific fraud — in order, with the right contact information pre-filled. Grandparent scam recovery is different from romance scam recovery.

AI Companion

Claude Sonnet with recovery context and the victim's specific scam type. Explains why each step matters, what to say to the credit bureau, and what to do if a step fails. Voice output via AVSpeechSynthesizer for victims who cannot read in the moment.

Evidence Locker

PhotosPicker-backed evidence storage attached to each case. Photos, screenshots, and documents related to the fraud event — encrypted at rest, organized by case.

Pre-Filled Reports

FTC and IC3 complaint narratives pre-populated from intake data. When 10+ users report the same scam pattern within 7 days, the system generates aggregate reports and surfaces them to all affected victims.

Paste-a-Text Triage

Before money is lost — paste a suspicious message and get an immediate verdict. Operates independently of the recovery catalog so users can act before they become victims.

Step Completion Tracker

Progress tracking across the full recovery sequence. Users can stop, restart, and pick up exactly where they left off. Each step has completion state stored in the encrypted database.

Architecture

Four iOS compilation targets

CallKit caller-ID extensions and ILMessageFilter SMS extensions must be separate Xcode targets. Apple requires it. There is no way to ship caller-ID verdicts or SMS filtering from the main app bundle alone. All four targets share a Keychain access group for credential sharing.

AegisDial

iOS (main app)

Full product surface — onboarding, Live Shield dashboard, recovery catalog, AI Companion, evidence locker, account management.

CallerIDExtension

CallKit

System-level caller-ID verdicts. Runs before the user answers. Cannot be shipped from the main app binary — requires its own target, entitlements, and provisioning profile.

SMSFilterExtension

ILMessageFilter

Message scanning before delivery. URL reputation + pattern matching. Runs without the main app open — Apple's requirement for all SMS filter products.

AegisDialWatch

watchOS

End Shield button that terminates an active call and notifies a guardian. Status tile showing active protection state. Handles both immediate and queued WatchConnectivity delivery.

Security

Encrypted at rest. Everything.

A fraud prevention app stores exactly the data attackers want: call transcripts, breach exposure records, victim evidence files, AI companion conversation histories.

Every PII field is encrypted using AES-256-GCM before it is written to the database. The encryption key lives in Railway/Fly secrets. A database breach produces ciphertext. The DATA_ENCRYPTION_KEY is treated as unrecoverable if lost.

Call transcriptsAES-256-GCM

Evidence locker filesAES-256-GCM

AI companion messagesAES-256-GCM

Breach identifiersAES-256-GCM

Support ticketsAES-256-GCM

Session tokensAES-256-GCM

Stack

iOS Clients

SwiftSwiftUICallKitILMessageFilterWatchConnectivityPhotosPickerAVSpeechSynthesizerKeychain

Cross-Platform

FlutterDart

Backend API

Node.js 22TypeScriptFastifyESMDocker

AI + Data

Claude Sonnet (Anthropic)Twilio Lookup V2Google Safe BrowsingEnzoic

Infrastructure

RailwayPostgresRedisAES-256-GCMFly.io

What building it taught us

111 tests before TestFlight

Hand-rolled SQL migrations have no ORM safety net. A migration that drops the wrong column destroys production data. Testing every migration's up path against a real database, every route's auth guard, and every service's core logic means the TestFlight build has been exercised against the full stack before a human runs it.

Secrets in git history do not become safe when sanitized

Sanitizing a committed .env file removes the values from the current state but not from git history. Anyone with repo access can run git log and find the original values. The correct action is credential rotation at the source — sanitizing without rotating is security theater.

CallKit verdict latency is a user experience problem

If the caller-ID verdict arrives after the user has already answered or declined, it is useless. Sub-1-second for unknown numbers requires Redis single-flight locking — if two calls from the same number arrive simultaneously, one enrichment request fires and both share the result. Without it, duplicate Twilio lookups race each other for the same result.

The watchOS surface is constrained in ways the simulator does not show

The End Shield button needs to hang up a call without the user touching their phone. WatchConnectivity reachability is not guaranteed — if the iPhone is in another room, the message queues rather than delivering immediately. The implementation has to handle both delivery cases gracefully.

Built by

47 Industries

Full product — design, architecture, iOS engineering, backend, AI integration.

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