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Built the site for a Caribbean data infrastructure company around a coverage map drawn from real coordinates, where clicking a country tells you what they do there.

Took an influencer management agency off fragile spreadsheets. We automated their daily work, moved the data into a real database with a live dashboard, then added AI matching on top.

Built a portfolio for a dancer and choreographer that opens on her reel, loads each film only when someone asks for it, and pulls photos from many different shoots together under one warm grade.

Gave a Tokyo padel community a bilingual home built around a scroll-driven film, so newcomers understand the sport and the idea behind it before they read a word of copy.

Took a car parts retailer off a stack of spreadsheets and onto one console, where stock, deposits, container ETAs and workshop bays all point at each other.

Gave an athlete-education platform a conversion-focused site with course pages and secure payments built in.

Replaced a shared staffing workbook with a live board where who is working on what, skill gaps and time off all sit in one view.

Put a fermented set-lunch restaurant in Fujigaoka online, with an automatic opening calendar and a menu the owner updates by swapping one photo.

Rebuilt a 3D artist's site with their real models rendered live in the browser, plus a course platform students can actually learn on.

Built an internal AI assistant and analytics dashboard for a public-sector organization, so staff could pull answers and reporting straight from their own data. Client name kept confidential.

Gave an Instagram-only gelato shop a simple site that shows this week's flavors and helps people find the store.

Gave a two-in-one salon and coffee roaster a clean bilingual site that presents both sides of the business without one overshadowing the other.

Built a band a home online that actually feels like their music, not just a list of links.

Built an MVP that hangs public-domain masterworks on your own wall in augmented reality, at the size of the original, so the idea could go in front of real users fast.