From I wish to it works.

One restaurant group, six concepts, six separate sites. One of them was about to lose the rented platform it lived on, with a hard cutoff date.

A flagship with a map where every pin is a location, and a rebuilt site for each concept: menus the teams update themselves, catering enquiries that land in a real inbox, structured data for every restaurant.

Seven live sites under one roof, a perfect search score on the flagship, and a family that can open a new neighbourhood by adding one pin.

A 20,000 square foot public market at UC San Diego needed its site before the doors opened, and it had to work for every student from day one.

A Next.js site the market's own team runs through a CMS, a bookings form that actually delivers, and a map of the vendors. Accessibility was a requirement, not a pass at the end.

Live since spring 2026. The page paints in about half a second and ships a full set of security headers.

Bars lose liquor they never ring up, and nobody counts bottles at 2am. Our own product, built for the Turkish market.

Every bottle steps on a scale. A counting engine with 27 passing tests turns weight into pours, event-sourced stock makes every change auditable, and row-level security keeps each bar's numbers its own.

The first working build took five days. It paints in under a third of a second and connects to point-of-sale and e-invoice systems.