Things we've shipped.

The story

Dra. Kristinne Bellorín formulates medicinal tinctures and 100% natural skincare by hand, and she needed a home for the catalogue that felt like her work: calm, botanical and trustworthy.

We built a Spanish-first storefront that organizes the whole range by line (immune, digestive, sleep, skin and more), a blog for her knowledge, and a clear way to ask or order on WhatsApp, because that is where her customers already talk to her. Behind it, a passwordless admin panel lets her manage products and posts without a developer. The site is fast on a phone, accessible, and bilingual from the first line.

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Matta Ruiz has spent over twenty years building luxury homes, custom pools, and high-end finishes across the Nicoya Peninsula — but had never owned the brand presence to match.

We gave them one: a calm, confident, bilingual site that looks as considered as the work it showcases. Clients explore services through a smooth flyout layer and browse finished projects — Casa Buenos Aires, Casa Delicias, Hotel Mint — in full-screen galleries that let the craftsmanship carry the sale. A clear four-step process sets expectations, and a contact form drops straight into WhatsApp, where their mostly-mobile clientele actually talks. Spanish-first, fast on a phone in the field, and built to grow as their portfolio does.

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Author Dorian Des Lauriers needed a launch platform that matched the spirit of his awakening memoir and worked for every reader — including those using a screen reader or a slow connection.

We delivered both: a site that scores near-perfect on Google's quality checks and is fully keyboard- and screen-reader-accessible. Readers sign up through a custom system, and the author follows interest in real time from his own dashboard — live stats, one-click export, secure login — no spreadsheets, no developer required. The whole experience is bilingual, with animated light-ray visuals that hold up in both light and dark. A launch page that feels like the book it's introducing.

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Handyman websites all look the same — and all blend together.

LvlUp wanted to be the one people remember, so we leaned all the way into a retro-arcade identity: sharp angles, pixel type, 3D touches, and not a single rounded corner anywhere. Underneath the personality, it's a serious lead-generation site: clear calls to action, fast on every device, fully accessible, and dark-mode ready. The look gets attention; the structure turns that attention into booked jobs in the Sacramento market. Distinctive on purpose — because being forgettable is the real risk.

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The Chorotega is an eco-hotel and art retreat built around Blue Zone living and spiritual hospitality. The site had to feel like that — and still do the practical work of booking guests.

We gave it room showcases, a contact form that reliably reaches the owners (spam-protected, with email that actually lands), and a deep teal-and-sage palette pulled from the jungle and ocean around it. Video sells a place like this, so we made sure every guest — on hotel wifi or rural mobile — gets a fast, beautiful first impression instead of a spinning loader. Proof that 'eco' and 'fast' aren't a trade-off.

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For a construction and project-management firm, the work is the pitch — so the site had to make their built projects look as good on a screen as they do in person, without ever feeling slow.

We built seventeen individual project galleries with full-screen viewing, a featured-work grid on the homepage, and a contact path protected against spam with dependable email. The catch with a photo-heavy site is weight; we solved it so hundreds of high-resolution images load crisply and near-instantly, each with a smooth blur-up as it arrives. It became our reference point for doing image-heavy sites right.

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All Star came to us for a website. It grew into the system that runs their business.

Their team now works from one dashboard to manage listings, tenants, and properties — while AI voice and text agents field the questions that used to eat the day, and a publishing engine keeps them visible across Facebook, Instagram, X, Bluesky, and Google Business without anyone writing a post. Behind it, live listings sync from ShowMojo, records flow in from AppFolio, text messaging stays compliant, and Google performance surfaces in plain language — so the owner makes decisions on what's really happening, not guesswork, and can see progress without touching a technical tool. It's the most ambitious thing we've built: a dozen connected systems and seventeen outside services working as one — so a small team can compete like a large one.

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Families arriving here are often anxious and unsure where to begin. The site's whole job is to lower that anxiety — to feel like a calm guide, not a brochure.

We built it around a single idea: a 'teal thread' of color that runs through the site the way the practice runs alongside a family through the journey. Clear, detailed service pages answer the questions people are afraid to ask, in a warm navy, teal, and soft-white palette that feels human and trustworthy. One of our most polished builds — fast, accessible, and meticulously documented — but what matters is how it leaves a nervous first-time visitor feeling: in good hands.

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The site you're looking at right now. We built it to show our work and to convert visitors into clients — and we held it to the same standard we'd hold yours.

It's fully bilingual, scores near-perfect on Google's quality checks, and runs on our own design system so every page is consistent and quick to extend. The portfolio and blog you're browsing are driven by a real content backend, and the live activity reflects what's actually happening inside the studio. It's both our storefront and our showroom — the clearest example of how we work.

Ansible playbooks apply everything from the operator's computer to Ubuntu Server hosts; runners are ephemeral containers, one per job, each with its own Docker daemon.

A LazyVim-based Lua configuration for Neovim, cloned straight into each machine's config directory, with nothing to deploy.

A Go service on PostgreSQL, which owns the durable work, with Redis for pacing and wake-ups and a worker pool for parallel processing. It runs in a distroless container behind single sign-on.

A Bun monorepo with a server-rendered Astro Studio on PostgreSQL, published as packages that every site installs pinned to an exact version.

A server-rendered Astro application with React islands, a PostgreSQL database through Drizzle ORM, deployed from Git with Coolify.

A dedicated PostgreSQL database, product images on SeaweedFS in several sizes, a captcha on every public form and mail through Resend. Secrets come from Infisical.

Designed as a multi-tenant system where each property is fully isolated, so one hotel's data and configuration never touch another's — the right foundation for trust and for scaling to many properties on shared, maintainable infrastructure.

A single operational backbone that integrates the tools a studio actually runs on — communications, project tracking, billing, and content — behind one secure system, with clean data flowing out to power live dashboards on our public sites. Built to be the source of truth, not another silo.