
Attackletics doubled sales with a neon storefront that opens like a plain one.
A smart batting tee and a finished coaching app, sold from a stock theme. Rebuilt in neon and scanlines, without making the phone pay for it.
Fifteen projects across commerce, migration, conversion, websites and platform work. Each one sets out what was broken, what we did, and what changed afterwards.
Stores, migrations, websites and platforms, filtered by problem rather than industry.

A smart batting tee and a finished coaching app, sold from a stock theme. Rebuilt in neon and scanlines, without making the phone pay for it.

Vision and swing trainers that make no sense in a photograph. Moved out of a coaching site and onto a storefront built around the demonstration.

An established Amazon seller with no channel of its own. Catalogue ported across, two markets configured, and a storefront designed to convert rather than list.

Bean-to-bar and nut-butter machinery sold in over a hundred countries. A deep technical catalogue, restructured around batch size and the stage a maker is stuck at.

A launch store for roasted, never fried namkeen, built with no customer list behind it. Every rival in the category claims to be healthy and nobody is believed.

Hundreds of bamboo babywear products, tens of thousands of orders and years of rankings, moved off a slow WooCommerce build onto a store built for phones.

Kratom and kava from a family farm, on a WooCommerce store carrying six years of rankings. Every agency quote before ours warned of losses in the move.

Lab-verified kratom extracts sold with age gating and state shipping rules bolted on by plugins. Rebuilt on Shopify so compliance is part of the store itself.

Years of writing about origin and ceremony brought the traffic. Nothing on the site could take a payment. Shopify fixed the second without touching the first.

A kava and kratom tonic brand Google refused to show, even for its own name. The mass-generated content came out and the store was rebuilt around fewer pages.

A jamdani womenswear label with an existing store and the wrong problem. Traffic and taste were fine. The page never said what the cloth cost in time.

Archival photography printed onto homeware, each piece scannable to the story behind it. Rebuilt in dark and light mode, from session data rather than opinion.

Crystals, incense and sound therapy sold across the Gulf from a poorly built store. Rebuilt around provenance, meaning and a checkout that gets out of the way.

A Berlin robotics school taking course places by hand, in eight languages. Rebuilt as a site that sells the date and confirms the seat on its own.

Coaching for India’s hardest entrance exams, sold to parents and used by teenagers. Rebuilt as one platform that answers both, under term-time load.
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Fifteen projects and fifteen budgets, run on the same three habits.
Most of these were scoped differently from the brief, because research ran before anyone opened Figma.
What the project is meant to achieve is written down before we start, so progress is easy to judge.
Documentation, a handover session and a paid two-week overlap where your engineers ship with us on call.
Send the metric that is stuck. A senior lead replies within one business day.