The index. Eighteen projects, designed and built.
Operations apps, finance tools, platforms, field and media tools, websites and small devices. Clients are not named, and every screen is redrawn with sample data.
- Multi-brand restaurant groupOperations
Every brand’s numbers, side by side on one screen.
- Hospitality operatorOperations
Yesterday’s sales, answered in the team chat.
- Multi-location venue operatorOperations
The whole venue, run from a manager’s phone.
- Low-voltage install teamField & media
Install quotes with a coverage map, not a sketch.
- Multi-brand marketing teamPlatforms
Printed QR codes that keep working after the campaign.
- Video creators filming in two languagesField & media
Bilingual captions with every name spelled right.
- Multi-store operatorFinance
Overpaying stores found, with a yearly cost on each.
- Our own hosting clientsPlatforms
Knowing which sites can fail over, before it matters.
- Restaurant brandWebsites
A restaurant site where every page leads to an order.
- Multi-brand hospitality groupWebsites
The group behind the brands gets a website of its own.
- Restaurant and venue operatorsWebsites
Accessible, faster sites without paying for a rebuild.
- Restaurant and venue brandsWebsites
A new location page in one click, with no leftovers.
- Restaurant chainWebsites
Hungry visitors find the nearest open store in two taps.
- Security and AV installerWebsites
A website as precise as their installs.
Web team running a group of sitesPlatformsThe team knows which site needs help each morning.
- Blacklight venue brandWebsites
A homepage that glows like their venues.
- An electric-car ownerDevices
A car that guards itself on a schedule.
- Users of a major brand’s keyboards and miceDevices
A small tweak: keyboard and mouse battery in the taskbar.
Smaller jobs. Not everything needs a case study.
Their remote-desktop app hung on “Connecting…” and stayed there. We found out why and wrote a fix that puts itself back after every update.
Search engines couldn’t reach their site. We traced it to the server firewall quietly turning crawlers away, proved it, and fixed the rules.
They want notes from every meeting, kept on their own servers. It’s still in design: a self-hosted notetaker that joins the call, writes the notes, and answers questions about them later.
Recently shipped. Launch is where the work starts.
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