Systems we built, problem first

Booking, marketplaces, e-commerce, federation and club operations. Each opens with the problem, then the modules that solved it.

  1. Football Team — cover photo

    Football Team

    Sports club

    Problem
    Player records, payment tracking, family communication and staff workflows lived across spreadsheets, chat threads and manual follow-up.
    Solution
    One club management environment: player registration, monthly payment control, secure documents, SMS notifications, role-based access and reporting — with a simple payment-status lookup for families.
    Open case study
  2. Quissly — cover photo

    Quissly

    Shopify app — AI search & chat

    Problem
    Store search fails on typos and natural-language queries, and the usual fix is manual tagging that merchants never finish.
    Solution
    A Shopify app whose AI indexes the catalog automatically and serves semantic search plus a chat assistant that answers with real, purchasable products.
    Open case study
  3. RealBase Academy — cover photo

    RealBase Academy

    Online learning platform

    Problem
    Agent training had to be sold and delivered online in two languages, without the video leaking to people who never enrolled.
    Solution
    A course platform with accounts, access-gated video, saved progress and one payment that opens the entire library, managed from an admin panel.
    Open case study
  4. BookAirAmb — cover photo

    BookAirAmb

    Medical air transport

    Problem
    Urgent medical-flight enquiries arrived without the clinical detail needed to quote, and families had no idea of the cost before calling.
    Solution
    A bilingual booking site with a triage-aware request form, a route price calculator with indicative minimums, and a call-from-browser button to the 24/7 desk.
    Open case study
  5. MATISARTY — cover photo

    MATISARTY

    Art supplies store

    Problem
    A large art-materials range had to be shoppable by medium, in three languages, with a reason for painters to come back.
    Solution
    A custom trilingual storefront with collections per medium, GEL product pages, accounts and a five-tier points programme.
    Open case study
  6. Khassani Swimwear — cover photo

    Khassani Swimwear

    Swimwear

    Problem
    A swimwear brand needed a storefront that sells by collection drop and by separate pieces — not a generic product grid.
    Solution
    A campaign-led Shopify storefront with named collections, individually priced tops and bottoms, new-arrival flags and euro checkout with worldwide shipping.
    Open case study
  7. HEVIGRUP — cover photo

    HEVIGRUP

    Home & decor

    Problem
    A large manufacturing range had to be sold online across four brands and many units of measure, without confusing buyers about what they were ordering.
    Solution
    A Shopify storefront organised by category and brand, with unit-aware pricing, curated product lists, accounts, wishlist and secure checkout.
    Open case study
  8. GERAPPA — cover photo

    GERAPPA

    Mobile game app

    Problem
    Getting a group into the same game usually means downloads, accounts and setup — so the round never starts.
    Solution
    One app with several party games, rooms joined by a short code, host-side round configuration, guest play, and premium categories — released on both stores.
    Open case study
  9. GT Performance — cover photo

    GT Performance

    Car detailing

    Problem
    A tuning studio needed to sell a custom, car-specific service through a storefront built for standard products.
    Solution
    A Shopify storefront organised around a car-brand selector and a guided tuning request, with project stories, guarantees and content marketing in the same system.
    Open case study
  10. Ghobe — cover photo

    Ghobe

    Home & decor

    Problem
    A large product range was hard to browse, and buyers had no fast path from a category to an order, a call or a branch visit.
    Solution
    A category-led catalog site with promotions, delivery and assembly service, branch information, and direct call, email and online-store routes on every screen.
    Open case study
  11. MERAKI — cover photo

    MERAKI

    Fashion brand

    Problem
    A growing fashion brand needed its own storefront: bilingual, variant-aware, and honest about stock — not a template that hides pre-orders and pickup.
    Solution
    A custom bilingual storefront with collection and category browsing, colour and size variants, live stock states, delivery-or-branch-pickup selection, and an editorial layer for campaigns and press.
    Open case study
  12. Blink Posters — cover photo

    Blink Posters

    Home decor

    Problem
    Customers browse heavily but drop off when discovery is messy, configuration is unclear, or checkout adds friction.
    Solution
    A production storefront with multilingual browsing, dynamic size and frame pricing, persistent cart and checkout, custom-print ordering, and a backend for catalog and order operations.
    Open case study
  13. West Berg Europe — cover photo

    West Berg Europe

    Premium marketplace

    Problem
    High-value inventory loses trust on a generic classifieds board, and the team lost time with listings, media and leads scattered across tools.
    Solution
    A live marketplace across four asset classes: dedicated detail pages, qualified inquiry capture, German and English content, and a protected backend for inventory, media and publishing status.
    Open case study
  14. GCFF — cover photo

    GCFF

    Cyber football organization

    Problem
    Competitions, matches, player profiles, news and admin lived in separate tools — fragmented for visitors, slow for organizers.
    Solution
    One federation platform: visitors follow competitions, matches, players and news; organizers run tournaments, fixtures, content and permissions from one back office.
    Open case study
  15. EZFilesConverter — cover photo

    EZFilesConverter

    Online tools

    Problem
    Users need to convert images, audio, video, documents and spreadsheets with one guided path from upload to download.
    Solution
    A web conversion suite: one homepage, category pages and tool workspaces that share the same upload-to-download flow.
    Open case study
  16. AromaCDF service selection screen

    AromaCDF

    Spa & wellness

    Problem
    Too much booking friction, too much manual coordination, and too little visibility across appointments, staff time, cancellations and revenue.
    Solution
    Customers book and manage appointments without accounts; the business controls staff, services, schedules, statuses and reporting from one admin workspace.
    Open case study

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