Not client work we advised on — software we own, run and support, with real users and real bills to pay. Everything we learned building these is what we bring to the work we do for everyone else.
Our own product
QRBranch
Dynamic QR codes that stay editable after they are printed
Most QR generators hand you a static image. Print it on a menu, a flyer or a label and the destination is frozen forever — change the link and you are reprinting everything. QRBranch keeps the code and its destination separate, so the printed code never changes while where it points to can be updated any time. Every scan is counted, so you find out which placements actually earn their space.
Our own product
HandwashPro
Operations software for car washes
Built for the people who actually use it: managers and shift supervisors on a phone, in a wet forecourt, between cars. It handles orders, staff and the daily payout calculation — a figure that has to be reproducible and traceable line by line, because money that cannot be explained is money that gets argued about. Each business runs fully isolated from every other.
Our own product
NestSentry
Monitoring for AI agents that answer leads
AI agents do not crash — they go quiet. The conversation simply stops, and nobody notices until the lead has gone cold. NestSentry watches conversations rather than servers, checks on a fixed cadence and raises an alert when something has been waiting too long. It reads metadata only: timestamps, direction, account. Message content is never requested and never stored.
Our own product
My Free Menu
A QR menu a small restaurant can actually keep
Most QR menu tools are free for a month and then cost more than the printing did. Here the free plan is permanent: one code you print once, a menu that changes as often as the kitchen does, and allergens handled as structured data rather than a line of small print. The same menu also runs on the television behind the bar — and keeps showing the last one it received when the restaurant’s internet drops, instead of going black at seven in the evening.
Our own products
Android games
Three puzzle games we design, ship and keep running
Animal Reflect, Sudoku Breeze and Build Crush are ours from the first sketch to the store listing and every update after it. All three run entirely on the phone, so they work on an underground train and without an account, and Animal Reflect has passed ten thousand installs. Shipping our own games is how we stay honest about mobile: release cadence, store review, crash reports and the things players complain about are what we live with, not what we advise about from a distance.
Client work
The products above are ours. These are sites we built for other people, where the brief was someone else’s and the measure of success was their phone ringing.
Client · Logistics
Tsunami Export Corp
Air and ocean freight forwarding out of the United States
Freight buyers do not want a brochure, they want a price. So the quote request sits inside the hero and asks for three things — mode, origin, destination — with no account and no commitment. The navigation follows what a shipper actually wants to know: where you go, how it works, which industries you handle. And the promise that matters most, a written quote in 24 hours, is stated above the fold rather than buried on a contact page.