Our clearest piece of evidence is a product we own. Below that, client work, described without naming the clients we don't have written permission to name.
Our own product
An AI receptionist for Australian trade businesses. It answers every call, books the job, confirms by SMS and writes it into the calendar, for operators who are up a ladder when the phone rings. We designed it, built it, and run it.
It is also the reason we can talk about AI without hand-waving. We carry the support load for a live product, so we know which parts of this technology hold up in production.
Described by what was built rather than who it was built for; we name clients only where we have written permission.
A buyers' agency was posting to social by hand. We built the pipeline that picks up a new listing, drafts the post and schedules it across channels, orchestrated in n8n alongside OpenClaw, with a person approving before anything goes out.
OpenClaw
n8nA rebuild of an ageing site that now scores 100 across every category of Google's page audit (performance, accessibility, best practices and SEO) and loads faster than the thing it replaced.
Mobile products built in React Native where one codebase is the right answer, and native where it isn't. The same discipline as the web work: auth, offline state, push, and getting through store review.
