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Projects we’ve designed and built: software, automations and websites. Each study shows the problem, how we approached it and the finished product.
Concept studies illustrate our approach. Client case studies are published with permission.
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The operations system behind a Nantucket event-rental company: one season calendar, a job card for every event, and a field brief each crew member reads before leaving the warehouse.
Schedules arrive as WhatsApp messages and PDF picklists. The platform turns them into job cards, checks them against what is already booked, and hands every crew member a brief for the day.
An iPhone app for a property-services team: each crew’s day laid out as a route of stops, every job approved by the owner, and the week on one calendar.
Each team’s day is a route of stops. Crews tap through their jobs like stories, and the owner approves every one before it goes out.
Three automated email and SMS sequences around the CRM of a firm advising on tax, second passports, and banking: pre-sell every booked call, win back no-shows while they are still warm, and revive leads that went cold.
Booked calls get pre-sold, missed calls get rebooked, and leads the firm has already paid for stop going cold in the CRM.
Two voice agents on one calendar: an inbound receptionist that answers every call and books, reschedules, or cancels appointments, and an outbound agent that calls every new booking to say thank you and set expectations.
Every inbound call is answered and handled on the spot, and every new booking gets a personal call before the meeting.
An AI sales caller that researches every lead before dialling: it audits the business's website, finds the owner, writes a script for that one lead, makes the call, and books the meeting.
Every lead gets its own research, its own script, and its own call, opening with a problem the agent found on their website.
A warm, playful website for a dog-grooming studio: four services with photography, clear prices by dog size, a story-led gallery, and booking in two steps.
Owners want to know what the studio does, what it costs for their dog, and how to book. The site answers in that order, with a way to book at the end of every section.
A calm, editorial website for a premium grooming salon in Sofia: a stress-free promise up front, three signature services, a gallery, and booking laid out around a date-and-time picker.
Owners worry most about how their dog will be treated. The site leads with a stress-free promise and ends in a booking form built around the date and time.
A Shopify storefront for a boutique florist in Bendigo: fresh and preserved blooms and gifts to buy online, with weddings and floral workshops given their own place on the page.
A florist that sells bouquets online, takes wedding enquiries, and runs workshops. The home page gives each its own path, with the flowers doing the selling.
A premium website for a window and door repair company in Varna: a calm, interior-led look, every service shown with photography, a three-step process, and a free-quote form.
Window repair is usually sold with stock photos and loud offers. This site makes the company look as careful as its work, and ends every visit at a short free-quote form.
Lead capture, routing, follow-up, and booking connected to the CRM, with an automation log leadership can actually read.
When enquiries arrive from forms, calls, and referrals, context gets lost between the inbox and the CRM. This study gives every lead one path, one owner, and a log anyone can read.
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