Shipped. Not slideware.
A senior studio that's taken products to production for funded teams. A sample of the work.
Streets of Punk
A cinematic, scroll-driven site for sports videographer Jatin "Juice" Kumar. One pinned canvas, the whole page reads like a film.
Nugget Nation
A bold, scroll-driven 3D site for a food brand. The kind of site people stop and screenshot.
ShapeShift
Product & app work for the self-custody crypto platform.
Henny Bot
A full trading desk inside Telegram: in-chat wallets, one-tap buys and sells, live market data, on BESC HyperChain.
CoinDesk
Front-end build for the crypto media leader.
Maleta
D2C luggage store, built to look the price.
Komodo
Web platform for the multi-chain protocol.
PriorityPing
A relationship-intelligence layer for Web3 teams.
WallStreetBets
The WSB Edge: copytrading & community front-end.
Panoton
Reputation-scoring web product.
Energy Web
Marketing site for the energy blockchain org.
FileReadyNow
65+ file tools: fast, private SaaS utility.
The work,
in detail.
Nine cases, each with the story behind the build. Seven clients, two Labs builds, real work you can click into.
Streets of Punk
A videographer's site that plays like his films. One pinned canvas, scrubbed by scroll.
Nugget Nation
A Chandigarh QSR with personality, finally with a website to match it.
Axiom
A men's bespoke jewellery brand where the occasion leads. Our concept, our lab, labeled as such.
Henny Bot
On-chain trading, one tap, without leaving Telegram. A non-custodial DEX built into a chat on BESC HyperChain.
DappaSol OS
We run DappaSol on our own automations: outbound, content, ad creative. The client is us, so the numbers are real.
Maleta
Premium luggage needs a storefront that justifies the price. We designed and built it.
Accorria
List anything. Sell it without the chaos. We built the product that keeps that promise.
Can't name them.
Can prove them.
Some clients have an SOP that says no logos, no names. Fair. Here's exactly what we did anyway.
The rescue
A funded team had a slick AI-built prototype that demoed great and fell over the second real users arrived. The database was effectively wide open, the flows broke under load, and nobody could safely add a feature without something else breaking.
We kept what worked, rebuilt the parts that didn't, locked down the data layer, and shipped a version that holds up in production. A demo isn't a product. We made it one. Live in ~3 weeks.
The quiet operator
A team was burning a chunk of every week on the same manual loop: pulling enquiries from a few places, sorting them, and reformatting them into documents by hand. Repetitive, error-prone, and impossible to scale without hiring.
We mapped the loop, automated the boring middle, and left the humans at the decisions that actually need one. If it can be automated, it will be. Roughly a day a week, back.
The storefront
A D2C brand had a store that looked fine and converted badly. Slow on mobile, a checkout with too much friction, and a product page that didn't make the case for the price.
We rebuilt the storefront to convert: faster loads, a product page that does a job, and a checkout path with the friction taken out. The traffic was already there. The site just wasn't catching it. Faster store, cleaner funnel.
The scroll
A premium brand looked like every other brand in its category. Same template, same stock feel, nothing that made anyone stop.
We built a scroll-driven 3D site: a single canvas that scrubs through the product as you move down the page, graded to feel expensive. People stay longer, they remember it, and for once the website does a job instead of just existing. Built to stop the thumb.
Why the missing names? A few of these clients have a confidentiality SOP, no public logos, no case-study credits. We'd rather keep the work honest than break someone's terms for a nicer-looking page. Want the named version, references and all? Ask on the call.
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