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Each case with the problem, what we built and what changed.

01 · 2025

GymManager

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The problem
A gym runs on a notebook, a spreadsheet and three apps that never talk to each other. Renewals slip, payments get chased by hand, and nobody knows how many people came in yesterday.
The insight
The problem was not a missing tool: it was that each one solved a slice and none shared its data. Members, payments and access are the same data seen three ways.
The solution
A web platform — installable on the phone as a PWA — where members, plans, recurring payments, routines, QR check-in and reports live together. One place, several locations.
The result
It is a product in production, used daily by paying customers. You can open it and look around.

02 · 2026

Ixfo

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The problem
An internet provider with three sites — the landing page, the blog and the research site — where changing a paragraph meant opening a ticket and waiting for a developer to have a spare moment.
The insight
They did not need a new site: they needed to stop depending on us to publish. The improvement worth making was not visual, it was who holds the key.
The solution
The blog became self-managed: the team writes, edits and publishes without opening a ticket. On the same principle, we are now working on the landing page and on improving the research site.
The result
The Ixfo team publishes and edits its blog without going through development.

03 · 2026

Nourish

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The problem
Orders arrived as messages and were typed into a spreadsheet by hand. Every order was written twice, and the second time was where the stock errors appeared.
The insight
An order never needed to be written twice. If it is entered once and travels with its status, the kitchen and the back office read the same data.
The solution
A full platform on one foundation: catalogue and orders on the web, a mobile app for the customer, and an admin panel with statuses and reports.
The result
An order is entered once and reaches the kitchen without being retyped.