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Case studies & portfolio

Websites, apps and business tools

Every project below is live and open to check. The features behind them are listed too. Client work is marked Client and our concept sites, built around invented businesses, are marked Example, because we won't pass off a prototype as delivered work.

Selected work

Real products, in motion.

Live sites we have built, then our concept sites, each marked Example. Press play for sound.

Everything, in one list

7 live projects, all open to explore.

Vantor Studio example site: a line drawing of a house becoming the photograph of it

Vantor Studio, an invented architecture practice

A fictional architecture studio. As you scroll, the drawing of a house becomes the photograph of the finished building.

Clarity Dental example site

Clarity Dental, an invented private practice

A fictional dental practice. As you scroll, a tooth is treated one visit at a time while the priced plan builds beside it.

Aurelia Clinic example site: a line portrait annotated with treatment areas

Aurelia Clinic, an invented aesthetics clinic

A fictional aesthetics clinic. As you scroll, a portrait is marked up with each treatment and how long it lasts. No before and afters.

Fathom Coffee example shop: a roast curve beside a darkening coffee bean

Fathom, an invented coffee roaster

An online shop for a fictional roaster. As you scroll, a real roast plays out and ends on the bag you can buy.

Brackenhall example job system

Brackenhall, an invented joinery and maintenance firm

Job software for a fictional joinery firm. Every call, photo and price lands on one record, and extra work cannot be billed until the customer approves it.

Ironmere example system: a cable machine tagged out of use

Ironmere, an invented gym group

Maintenance software for a fictional gym group. A contractor can fix a machine, but only a named manager can put it back on the floor.

Juniper Events example system: one running order on three screens

Juniper Events, an invented entertainment supplier

Booking software for a fictional wedding entertainer. The office, the couple and the performer all see one agreed version of the day.

Alder & Co example system: a list of client documents and their states

Alder & Co, an invented accountancy practice

Client request software for a fictional accountancy practice. Every document asked for sits on one list, so nobody has to remember what is still missing.

Shift example system: a day's checks on a time rail

Shift, for gyms, salons, nurseries and care homes

Shift checklists for gyms, salons, nurseries and care homes. Each hour's jobs are signed off with a name, and anything missed stays visible at handover.

What went live in the last few weeks.

Launching is the easy part. This is the part that decides whether the software is still worth having in a year.

  1. ProFlow Academy

    Version 1.0.8 on the App Store and Google Play, with the check-ins waiting for a coach now on their home screen, and check-in days set per athlete so reminders only reach the people they apply to.

  2. GrowthSync

    Version 2.8 through Apple review, with signing up cut back to the essentials so a new member is meeting people in about two minutes.

  3. ProFlow Physiques

    A food log worth reading, with history and averages, so a coach can see what a client tracking macros actually ate.

  4. GrowthSync

    Version 1.0.7 on Google Play, where a profile carries up to three industries and Discover matches on them, so picking the three that fit beats listing everything.

  5. My Trusted Accountant

    The practice now tells search engines the places it actually serves, Leyland, Preston, Chorley and Lancashire, instead of only United Kingdom.

  6. ProFlow Physiques

    Version 1.1.3 on Google Play, where finishing a workout finishes that workout rather than the whole programme, and every exercise shows what you lifted last time.

  7. ProFlow Academy

    Version 1.0.7 on Google Play, adding voice notes to messages, so a coach records and listens back instead of typing it out.

  8. GrowthSync

    The website rebuilt as a proper multi-page site, with a page for each feature and each kind of member instead of one long scroll.

  9. The DFC Experience

    The office changes the password on the artist agreement area themselves now, instead of asking us and waiting for a release every time somebody leaves.

Recognise your own trade in that list?

Want one of these for your business?

Every one of these started as somebody describing what was getting in the way. Tell us yours and we will tell you what it would take to build.