Systems and workflows we have shipped

Everything here is live, named and in daily use. There are no concepts, no pitches and no work we did not do.

50 shipped projects on this page. Every one names the client and links to a live system.

The work

What this work usually involves

Everything here is live, named and in daily use. There are no concepts, no pitches and no work we did not do.

The range is wider than most agency portfolios because the work is not one product sold repeatedly. A dental practice needed two clinics scheduled and referring dentists kept separate. An industrial trader needed a quotation that survives all the way to the invoice without being retyped. A bakery needed a menu it could edit. A networking club needed to know who had actually paid.

That variety is the point rather than a lack of focus. Almost every project started the same way: a business had outgrown its spreadsheets, its website, or both, and needed something built around how it actually works instead of how software assumed it should.

Use the filters to narrow this to what is relevant to you. Every combination has its own page, so you can send someone a link to exactly the work that matters to them rather than the whole list.

What we build

Common questions

Are these real, live projects?

Yes. Every project on this page was built by us and is in use. Where the system is public we link to it. Where it is an internal tool behind a login we describe what it does rather than showing customer data.

Do you work only with Singapore businesses?

Mostly, and it shows in the work. PDPA, local payment habits, licence display requirements and how Singapore customers search all shape what we build. We do take overseas projects, but that local grounding is a real part of the value.

Can you do both the website and the internal system?

Yes, and several clients here have both. It usually works out better, because the enquiry that arrives on the website lands directly in the system that fulfils it instead of being retyped.

What is the smallest project you take on?

A focused marketing site is a normal starting point, and many of the larger systems here began that way. We would rather build one thing that works and extend it than sell a large first phase.