Completed projects

Work we’ve built, and what it changed.

Each project in plain terms: the problem the business had, what we built for it, and how things work now. For a look at design directions before you commit, see the gallery.

Web applications

Custom software: portals, ordering systems and internal tools, each built to a fixed scope.

  1. Web application · Pharmaceutical wholesale

    The Med Hub

    A wholesale ordering platform where licensed pharmacies apply, order and pay online.

    The problem
    A licensed pharmaceutical wholesaler needed to sell to pharmacies online. Every order depends on compliance: a current state licence, DEA registration for controlled drugs, stock that hasn’t expired, and a credit limit.
    What we built
    A public site, a portal where pharmacies apply, order and pay, and an admin desk where staff vet applications, run inventory by lot and ship orders. Invoicing, returns and recalls are built in.
    The outcome
    The whole wholesale cycle runs in one system, from vetting a new pharmacy to recording its payment. The compliance checks are enforced by the software on every order, not left to memory.
    • React
    • TypeScript
    • NestJS
    • PostgreSQL
    • Prisma
    • AWS Fargate
    • Terraform
  2. Web application · Fractional executive marketplace

    Infinia

    A marketplace that introduces growing businesses to vetted fractional CFOs, COOs, CROs, CMOs and CTOs.

    The problem
    Founders need part-time senior leadership without a long search, and fractional executives want a steady flow of qualified introductions. Infinia needed a fair, explainable way to decide who meets whom.
    What we built
    A public site where founders describe their challenge and executives apply, a portal where executives set their criteria, fund a balance through Stripe and set a max bid, and a staff desk to vet leads and watch every match live.
    The outcome
    Each introduction is decided by an automatic auction and recorded with the reason it was won. Staff can explain any match, and executives can see what a higher bid would have bought them.
    • 46%

      lighter first page load

    • 950+

      automated checks

    • React
    • TypeScript
    • NestJS
    • PostgreSQL
    • Drizzle
    • Stripe
    • AWS Fargate

Websites

Landing page redesigns for small businesses, each built around one clear action.

  1. Landing page · New York real estate · ROSNYC

    Maximilian Izrailov

    A cinematic landing page for a Brooklyn-born real estate advisor who sells, buys and rents across New York.

    The problem
    Max works across sales, rentals and commercial space, and wins clients on personal service. He needed one place to send people that felt as personal as he does, and made the next step a conversation.
    What we built
    A full-screen skyline video hero, a page each for selling, buying and renting, featured properties for sale, rent and commercial lease, real client reviews, and an enquiry form that goes straight to his inbox.
    The outcome
    Every page ends in a way to reach Max. The enquiry form asks for the area, timeline and budget up front, and on a phone a tap-to-call bar stays in reach.
  2. Landing page · New York real estate · ROSNYC

    Owen Sullivan

    An editorial landing page for a New York agent, designed to read like the city’s newsprint.

    The problem
    Most people looking at New York real estate aren’t ready to call an agent yet. Owen wanted a site worth reading before that moment, so he’s the one they think of when it comes.
    What we built
    A five-borough explorer, two short quizzes that start the conversation, and four long-form field notes on renting, buying and how the New York market works, all in an editorial, newsprint design.
    The outcome
    A visitor can learn the boroughs, take a quiz or read a guide, and every path ends with an easy way to reach Owen, including a tap-to-call bar on phones.

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