Showcase
Ten things you can open right now.
Not screenshots, and not a slide deck. Every one of these is live on the public internet, and every link below opens the real thing. Three of them are for sale as they stand.
- Projects
- 10
- For sale today
- 3
- Screenshots
- 0
For local business
Websites and software that make the phone ring
Built for the person who owns the business, not for a design award. Three of these are finished sites available to buy outright, business name included.
The Good Build Co.
Available to buyA builder's website that does not open with a stock photo of a hard hat on a desk.
A residential construction company from first scroll to quote request. The whole job is convincing a homeowner that these people will turn up on the day they said they would, so the site spends its space on finished work and plain answers rather than on adjectives.
Front Street Salon & Spa
Available to buyPrices on the page, where a salon's prices belong.
A full salon and day spa, with a booking flow you can walk end to end and gift cards you can buy. Salons that hide their prices lose bookings to the one down the road that does not, so this one puts the number next to the treatment and gets on with it.
- Static HTML
- No framework
- No backend
Front Yard Famous
Available to buyEnormous letters on a lawn, sold properly.
Birthday and celebration displays, booked by date because the stock is physical and the date is the whole product. A seasonal, deeply local business of exactly the kind a general-purpose template cannot serve without a fight.
- React
- Vite
- Node API
Dispatch, crews, customers and the money, without the clipboard.
Drag a job across the board to reschedule it, watch the crews move on a live map, and send the customer a link that answers 'what time are they coming' so nobody has to pick up the phone. Built for home-services contractors who are currently running the day out of a group chat.
Booking for people who sell their time rather than a thing.
Consultants, coaches and tutors. Availability, bookings, reminders and a client view, with unit and end-to-end tests wired into CI so that a change to the calendar cannot quietly break the booking it was supposed to protect.
- React
- Node
- MongoDB
- Playwright
- CI
Every lead, from the first ring to the final invoice.
Leads, quotes, scheduled jobs and follow-ups on one board. Aimed squarely at the service business currently running on a notebook, a whiteboard and one person's very good memory, which works right up until that person takes a holiday.
- React
- Vite
- Tailwind
Signing that never uploads your document anywhere.
Sign a PDF, a photograph of a paper form, or a plain text file, and seal it so that changing a single byte afterwards shows. The whole thing runs in the browser: the file never leaves the device, which is the one promise most signing services cannot make.
- TypeScript
- Browser only
- Installable
Ready to buy
A finished site, made yours, live in a week
Three of the sites above are built, tested and waiting. You are not commissioning a design, you are buying one that already exists and having it turned into your business.
$2,000One price, whichever of the three you take. Half to start, half when you approve it.
- The name, and the .com
- The business name is part of the package and the domain is transferred to you. A name people remember is worth more than most of what a website costs.
- Your content in place of ours
- Services, prices, hours, staff and contact details. The demo wording comes out and yours goes in before anything goes live.
- Forms that reach you
- Enquiries and bookings arrive in your inbox rather than disappearing. Tested before handover, not after.
- Live, on your domain
- Hosting set up, certificate issued, Google Business Profile connected. You get the keys to all of it.
What it does not include
Photographs of your own business, which you supply or we shoot separately. Every demo above uses stock imagery, and a site showing somebody else's premises is a promise you cannot keep when a customer walks through the door.
Hosting and care is separate, from $95 a month. The site is yours either way.
For technical teams
Engineering projects
Tools built for people who ship software. Test suites, migrations and continuous integration in all of them, because on this side of the fence that is the actual product.
Answers 'can we ship this?' and shows its working.
Tracks releases, test runs and defects, then returns READY, AT RISK or BLOCKED along with every reason it reached that verdict. The point is the reasons: a gate that only says no teaches nobody anything. Spring Boot and PostgreSQL, with the schema under version control.
- Java
- Spring Boot
- PostgreSQL
- Flyway
- Testcontainers
End-to-end testing for people who do not live in a terminal.
A window into automated test runs with no command line, no IDE and no YAML to edit. Built on the observation that the people who most need to know whether the tests passed are usually the people least equipped to find out.
- React
- Node
- Realtime
- Playwright
For the moment somebody hands you a CSV and swears it is clean.
Profiles a dataset, applies rules to it and produces a report on what is actually wrong. Python, run from the command line, and the only project here with no website, because a thing that reads spreadsheets does not need one.
- Python
- CI
Every one of those opened in a new tab, which is the point.
A portfolio of screenshots asks you to take somebody’s word for it. These are live, so you can click the buttons, break something, and see what happens. If one of them is close to what you need, the next step is a twenty-minute call.