Real projects come first. Below them are four sample sites, each built to show what a project could look like for an online shop, a phone company, a physical therapy practice and a contract manufacturer. The sample companies are made up. The work is real.
A small-batch skincare maker wanted a shop that felt like stepping into an apothecary. We built a one-page herbarium with a product shelf, a guided quiz that suggests a remedy, and the story behind each ingredient, in about three hours of build time.
A volunteer group wants to bring a roller rink and community center to Stoughton, Wisconsin. The site carries the whole campaign: the vision, a gallery, community voices, events, endorsements, volunteer sign-up and donations.
A private web app that runs a Mario Kart league: who hosts tonight, live scoring, standings, seasons, superlatives and a record of every match. Built for phones first, with custom art. Player names are changed in this screenshot.
A private app that shows design options side by side, records each pick, and turns the results into a written taste profile that every later project starts from. It chose the fonts, art and layout for The Ritual.
Every five minutes a watcher checks each site we look after: every page, every link, the certificate and the email records. Two failures in a row open a ticket for an AI repair agent, which fixes the code on a branch, tests it, and asks for approval before anything goes live. The log shows the real run on this site on 31 October 2026, when a broken menu link was planted to test it. The repair cost 55 cents.
Each one is a complete home page you can scroll, click and resize. They're here so you can see the level of finish before you ask for a proposal.
A bottle brand's shop with a 3D product you can turn by scrolling, live color and size options, and a working cart. Built from code, with no product photography.
One incoming call told as a scroll story: it rings, routes through the menu, reaches the right person and turns into a transcript and summary. Plans recalculate as you change the seat count.
Tap where it hurts on a body map to see what the clinic treats there, then book a visit at any of four locations without picking up the phone.
A machined assembly that comes apart as you scroll, each part labelled with its tolerance and process, plus a rep locator and a quote form that takes STEP files.
Tell us what you do and what's not working. You'll have a fixed price within two business days.