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Things we could build for you

Apps and members

Software people carry in a pocket, built for phones with one bar of signal. All 13 of these already exist, built and running for other businesses, which is why we can price them quickly.

  • Member video academy with timed unlocks

    A private members video library where each lesson unlocks a set number of days after the member starts, and the playable video is only released server-side once it is actually unlocked for that person.

    You can sell a structured course or coaching program that releases content on schedule, keeping members engaged for months instead of bingeing and leaving.

  • Custom check-in form builder

    A builder where a coach assembles check-in forms from question types (text, number, scale, yes or no, choice, photo, video) and clients fill them in, uploading progress photos and videos to a private store.

    You design exactly the check-in your service needs once, and clients report back in a consistent format that lands straight in your inbox.

  • Progress photo and video tracking

    A progress screen where clients capture or upload photos and videos over time, with native camera capture, on-device video compression, and a side-by-side comparison of any two dates.

    Clients literally see their results stacking up, which keeps them motivated, proves your service works, and gives you before-and-after proof for marketing.

  • A spoken note attached to the exact thing it is about

    A short voice note recorded and attached to a specific item, so the explanation sits on the thing rather than in a separate message.

    You say it once, in your own voice, and it is there every time somebody looks at that item.

  • Messaging one group without messaging everybody

    Broadcasts sent to a defined segment of customers rather than the whole list, delivered as a push notification to the phone.

    People read your messages, because the only ones they get are the ones meant for them.

  • Video that actually uploads from a phone in a car park

    Video is captured through the phone's own camera and compressed on the device before upload, so a large clip goes up over a normal mobile connection.

    People actually send the video, because it uploads in seconds instead of failing on mobile data.

  • Captions on your videos, without paying per minute

    Uploaded videos carry captions, so they can be watched with the sound off and by people who need them.

    Your videos work on a train, in an office and for anyone who needs captions, which is most of your audience.

  • Templates so the same plan is not rebuilt every time

    Reusable templates for the things a business gives every customer, assembled once and applied rather than rebuilt each time.

    You build it once properly, then apply and adjust, so every customer gets your best version rather than your Tuesday version.

  • Everything you know, in one place customers can search

    A searchable library of the business's own videos and material, organised by category, available to customers inside the product.

    Customers answer their own questions from your material, and your expertise stops being something only you can deliver live.

  • A message that reaches the phone, not the inbox

    Push notifications to the customer's phone for the things that matter, rather than another email into a full inbox.

    The thing that matters reaches them on the device they actually look at.

  • Real client photographs, and no invented numbers

    The results page is built from real client before-and-after photographs, with no names, no weights and no timeframes attached, because the business cannot stand behind figures it did not measure.

    The proof is the part a stranger actually believes, and nothing on the page can be challenged as a claim the business cannot back up.

  • Every photograph is a real client, and the page says so

    The site states plainly that every photograph on it is a real client or the coach himself, with no stock photography and no paid models, and the galleries are built to hold phone photographs taken backstage and in car parks rather than cropping them into a tidy grid.

    In an industry full of borrowed images, being visibly the real thing is the differentiator, and the layout stops real photographs looking like a mistake.

The other groups

This is not the limit. Most of what we build has never appeared on a list like this. If a job is repetitive, rule-based or living in a spreadsheet, it can almost certainly be built. Tell us the problem and we will say what we would build.