Ground-up Java to Node.js rewrite
A complete rewrite of an unfinished Java travel and vendor platform. We mapped the existing system, built a parity test suite and replaced the application with a new Node.js and TypeScript implementation. Alongside the rewrite, we resolved release-blocking security defects and delivered partner onboarding, Stripe subscriptions, itinerary planning, transactional email, AI integration and acquisition and referral analytics.
Shopify redesign, custom theme and booking integration
We redesigned and developed Cosmetic Enhancement's Shopify website in full, with a custom theme, responsive layouts and Timely booking integration. Working in a regulated industry meant the wording, treatment names and imagery also had to meet Ahpra and TGA advertising requirements. That compliance work was part of the redesign.
Last-minute local services marketplace
IdleHours is a marketplace for last-minute local services. We designed and built the platform end to end. Salons, groomers, mechanics, trainers and tutors post the appointments that have just come free, and people nearby find them by place, category, price and time, then send a request and message the business. IdleHours takes no commission and never handles the service payment. Businesses pay only if they choose a paid plan.
WordPress website design and development
We designed and developed Daniel Garb's WordPress website, bringing his work as a broadcaster, host and MC into a single page built around event enquiries. The design pairs a direct introduction with photographs from his stage and broadcast work, then takes organisers through the events he hosts, client reviews and a detailed enquiry form.
Speech pathology website design and development
Little Speechie is Anthea Cheung's Adelaide speech pathology practice, supporting children, young people and adults. We designed and built its Wix website with a warm visual style, clear service information and direct paths to enquiries and referrals.
Website design, development and brand consistency
Inclusive Kids Guide helps families of children with additional needs find places to go, with practical inclusion details available before they visit. We designed and developed the website and standardised the branding across it, giving the directory, place listings and family guides a consistent, colourful identity.
Brand identity and Shopify storefront improvements
My Corgi Living is an Australian pet store inspired by Bubs, a rescue dog with one upright ear and one folded ear. We designed a new logo system around that recognisable detail, rolled it across the live Shopify store, then worked through the practical issues getting in the way of a purchase: homepage positioning, product-page structure, delivery and returns information, mobile layout, search metadata and Meta tracking checks.
Digital strategy, design and online presence
L’Artemis is a Wollongong couture boutique offering dress hire, purchase and private fittings. We developed its digital strategy and strengthened its online presence through website design, SEO, social media and booking integrations, customer journey improvements and online advertising.
Website strategy, messaging and client experience
Diamond Psychotherapy is Amber Diamond’s Burleigh Heads counselling practice, supporting children, adolescents, adults, couples and families in person and online. We repositioned the website around the questions people ask before choosing a counsellor, giving Amber a clearer way to tell her story and making her services, experience and booking path easier to understand.
Bilingual family pen-pal platform
Amici di Penna is a free, not-for-profit pen-pal community for families with children aged 2 to 17. It had outgrown WhatsApp and spreadsheets, so we designed and built the bilingual public site and the private family platform behind it. Parents register, pass manual review, create a child profile, browse short summaries and agree a connection before anyone can send a message. No child's name, contact details or address ever appears in discovery. We hardened the production stack and automated the releases as well.
Global news network at scale
News.net is a global news network of more than 110,000 localised sites, from suburb level up to continent, all running on a single heavily customised WordPress platform. We built the ingestion, classification, syndication, media pipeline and elastic infrastructure that lets one central hub feed and coordinate every site.
Gamified dog-spotting mobile app
DroolFinder is a gamified iOS and Android app for dog spotting. Users photograph dogs they meet, the app identifies the breed, turns the photo into a collectible AI-generated sticker, records the spot and builds a Dogdex around rare finds, challenges and social discovery.
Nashville Number System training app
Coach Nash is an iPhone and iPad app we designed and built to teach the Nashville Number System by getting musicians to use it. Short lessons feed into chord drills, ear training, playable instruments and MD Mode. The teaching and practice tools work offline, progress stays on the device, and there is no account, advertising or analytics.
WordPress website rescue and redesign
Click IT Solutions came to us after an earlier website build had gone through repeated rounds without meeting the brief. We redesigned the WordPress and Elementor site from end to end, gave a large amount of service content a clear hierarchy, removed motion that was getting in the way, rebuilt the page structure for search, and made mobile calls and enquiries easy. We also set up the hosting, mapped the old URLs to 301 redirects and managed the DNS cutover without disrupting business email.
WordPress website for a driving school
Ring Us Drive School needed a new website designed, built and launched on a tight deadline. We used WordPress, Kadence and Kadence Blocks to get the site live without leaving the client dependent on a developer for routine changes. Learners can check pickup areas, compare lesson prices, read about the instructor and book from a site that holds together on desktop and mobile.
Conversion-focused Wix ecommerce redesign
Morgs Pots came to us with an online store that wasn't turning enough visits into sales. The mobile experience was awkward, the products were poorly presented and one of the strongest reasons to buy, free Australia-wide shipping, was buried. We handled the strategy, design and Wix development, rebuilding the path from homepage to product choice and checkout so shoppers can see the offer and act on it without hunting.
Subscription SaaS with a multi-model AI pipeline
YawnTales is a subscription product for families: member accounts and recurring billing wrapped around an AI pipeline that writes a bedtime story, has two other models check it for safety and quality, paints the cover and interior scenes, narrates it in a chosen voice and mixes music under the narration. We built it, we run it and we charge for it, so it shows the full shape of a paid AI product rather than a demo.
Conveyancing publication and platform
Australian Conveyancer is a long-running industry magazine that wanted to publish timely conveyancing content daily instead of waiting for the next print issue. The client supplied the designs, carried across from the print brand, and we handled the development: a WordPress build with security in mind, made alongside their internal IT team and grown in stages.
Australian review platform
Reviewey is a proof-backed review product for Australian businesses and customers. The idea came from a tradie tired of chasing unpaid invoices and being powerless against difficult clients, so it turns reviews into a two-way record tied to a job, not a drive-by comment.
Shopping trolley arcade game
Trolley Curling is a mobile game we designed and built in-house. Each car park works like a miniature-golf hole: pull back, launch the trolley, use parked cars as banks, dodge shoppers and oil slicks, and try to settle dead centre in the bay. It looks light, but the roll, collisions, friction, wind and wonky wheel all run through a custom real-time physics loop.
One-touch arcade dodge game
Ballistic is a one-touch arcade game for iOS that we designed and built in-house. You hold the screen and keep your finger moving to dodge a ball that chases you and talks trash the whole time. Lift your finger, stop moving or let the ball tag you and the run ends. We drew it, built the game loop and shipped it to the App Store, with an Android version on the way.
Official website for the Aurelia framework
Aurelia is a long-running open-source JavaScript framework, and aurelia.io is where a developer decides whether to try it. We rebuilt the site to look like the framework it represents, load fast, meet accessibility standards, stay simple for the maintainers to keep current, and hold the search ranking the old site had spent years earning. It's built with Aurelia 2 and prerendered, so crawlers and first paint both get a finished page.
Golden-age air traffic landing game
Cleared to Land is a 1950s-styled air traffic game for iOS. Players guide planes, helicopters and specialty aircraft to the right landing zones, time their approaches and keep a busy pattern moving without a collision. We designed it, drew the art, built the game loop and shipped it to the App Store, with an Android version in progress.
Family-first hotel discovery platform
Hotels for Kids is an independent, Australian-made directory that rates hotels on family-fit, not star rating. Every stay is scored across five family pillars and broken down into the practical detail parents actually book against: pool depth, cot policy, family rooms, food flexibility and how easy the location is with young kids.
Hyperlocal advertising marketplace
Yardvertising helps advertisers rent local frontage: yards, fences, windows, shopfronts and other everyday spaces that usually sit outside standard media buying.
Satire publication and social distribution platform
VanFLIP is a satire news publication in the vein of The Betoota Advocate, The Onion and Clickhole. We designed the look and feel, then built a custom publishing and social distribution layer over WordPress: stories publish to the site and out to Facebook and Instagram in one move, and an AI reel studio turns each story into social-ready video, quotes and carousels.
