Explore our work across mobile apps, business platforms and email services. Each case explains the problem, what we built and the decisions behind it.

We’d just received early access to Jev and wanted to try it on a real problem. Four days later, Postlude was on WordPress.org: a WooCommerce plugin that spots problems in reviews and gives the customer a private way to ask the store for help.
View case study →Pokemagic already had a store and a way for collectors to sell their cards. We made buying rules editable, built a shared card catalogue and connected it to the store and buyback tools, with support after deployment.
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We built Barvosklad to choose colours for our own products. It lets us work on a whole palette, try it in an interface and check where colours become hard to read or tell apart, before taking them into the code.
View case study →We built a white-label solution for a Hidoba Research client using Hidoba’s AI engine. Professionals can configure and publish an assistant, manage subscriptions and call purchases, and follow up on flagged conversations.
View case study →Solid Info needed control over publishing and research sales without waiting for a developer. We rebuilt the platform around the team’s workflow, preserving paid access while giving the team direct control over article and subscription pricing.
View case study →FeatherWeight brings pre-flight weight and balance planning to iPhone and iPad. We combined a familiar handbook chart, fuel planning and a shareable load sheet in an offline app that keeps an unfinished calculation ready to resume.
View case study →getrandom.email provides temporary inboxes and paid addresses for ongoing use. We built the signup-free service, subscriptions and mailbox API, with deletion recovery, permanent address reservation and checks on incoming delivery.
View case study →Sam Lyhin at LSCP, a security consulting team, brought an idea to test. We built the platform, then the software for five labs designed by LSCP, with realistic products and reliable operation around a deliberately placed vulnerability.
View case study →A corporate-planning consultancy needed each employee to follow changing priorities across 500+ news sources. We built personal topic settings with AI-assisted, editable matching rules to help researchers start the day with relevant context.
View case study →Our client wanted control over email warm-up and the handling of its mailbox addresses. We built Wellsent as a self-hosted platform with a dedicated receiving pool, configurable sending schedules, template checks and domain diagnostics.
View case study →One of our teammates built a clipboard manager for his own Mac. We published it as Copylog, keeping the idea simple: find something you copied earlier, use it again, and keep your clipboard history on your own machine.
View case study →Some of these designs began as pitches to clients who picked a different direction. We liked them too much to leave in a folder, so we finished them under new names, as four shops and a landing page you can click through, with pretend payments.
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