Work
Most studios show you client work they shipped once and never opened again. These five are products we own, run and still pay the hosting bills for — which means when we tell you what a decision costs three months later, we have already lived it.
Proof, not a portfolio of mockups
Every one of these is our own. That matters, because it means we are not showing you work we handed off and never touched again — we are showing you things we still maintain, pay the hosting bills for, and get support emails about.
Native app · iOS and Android
A reentry app in both stores. Accounts and auth, a 27-step checklist, calendar with push reminders for court dates and check-ins, document vault, resume builder with PDF export, a live job board fed by a licensed national feed, AI features metered by credits, Stripe on the web and in-app purchases on mobile, and a full Spanish translation of the entire product.
This is the one to look at if you are wondering what "not an MVP" means.
Visit freeandforward.com →CRM and partner portal
An advertiser and affiliate portal on its own database. Partner accounts with role-based access, offer and commission tracking down to sub-affiliate level, install and conversion attribution, server-side functions doing the work the browser should not, and lead capture from the marketing site landing straight in the CRM.
If you need partners, reps or franchisees logging into something, this is the shape of it.
Visit crossbrandmedia.com →Marketing site · CMS · SEO
Seventeen pages, service and industry pages written for search rather than stuffed with keywords, a CMS-driven article section, a working enquiry form, and per-page titles and descriptions done by hand. Built and published in a day.
Visit summitcallsolutions.com →Content site · Publishing
A guides and resource property built to publish steadily and rank over time — clean templates, a structure that scales past a hundred articles without turning into a mess, and editing simple enough that the person writing does not need a developer.
Visit proofguides.com →Ecommerce · Shopify
A live Shopify store selling automatic laminating systems. Twenty-nine products across four machine lines — the machines themselves from $2,995 to $19,900, the genuine film that fits each one by width, thickness and finish, and the accessories. Coded theme sections and animation instead of a stock template, collections structured so a buyer lands on the right machine, cart and checkout, shipping and tax, and SEO written page by page.
This is the one to look at if you sell physical products and your catalogue has variants that usually turn into a mess.
Visit expresslamination.com →A short call is enough to tell you whether it fits in fourteen days and what it will cost. If it does not fit, we will say so and tell you what would.
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