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Projects

// Our work

Work we have built and shipped

Explore client work and our own apps, websites, and games. Filter by type, industry, or region, and discover the story behind each project.

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// All projects

Browse by what we built

Showing 1–9 of 9 projects

// Featured projects

Two projects worth a closer look

Mobile appProperty and construction

Bayora

An Android app for owners who sublet rooms, partitions and bedspaces: who has paid, who is late, and what each tenant owes.

100%of the data stays on the phone

Dubai, UAE · Android

Web appAIEducation

vuejs.school

A free, AI-integrated learning platform for Vue.js, with an AI tutor beside every lesson: code that runs in the browser, quizzes that adapt, and reviews timed to come back before you forget.

110lessons across 17 tracks

Worldwide · Web

// In numbers

The work in numbers

One figure from each of four projects above.

// Industries

Sectors we build for

  • Retail and wholesale

  • Property and construction

  • Health and wellness

  • Food and beverage

  • Travel and hospitality

  • Education

  • Professional services

  • Startups and SaaS

  • Finance and fintech

  • Logistics and transport

  • Automotive

  • Jewellery and gold

  • Recruitment and HR

  • Events and entertainment

  • Manufacturing

  • Home and facility services

// About our projects

Questions about our work

Because we can show them in full. Many of our clients prefer to keep their projects private, so on a call we can walk you through client work close to yours instead.

Yes. Each project page links to the live product, and the games play in your browser. On the first call we can also walk you through work we cannot show in public.

As a guide, a quick website takes about 1 to 2 weeks and an MVP about 2 weeks. Bigger builds get a firm timeline after the Architect week.

You do, from the first commit. It sits in your repository under your account, and nothing we build depends on us staying.

Yes, and it is a normal request. We start with a short audit of what exists, tell you plainly what is worth keeping, and quote from there.