A nationwide pharmacy distributor was running inventory, purchasing, and franchisee operations across disconnected tools, with no single answer to what stock existed where.

An inventory ERP with POS, purchasing, and franchisee-scoped operations. Master-detail stock workflows that reconcile rather than duplicate, append-only audit history, optimistic locking, and role-based access, with prod and staging behind CI/CD.

Nationwide distribution on a single platform

A law firm was tracking cases, deadlines, billing, and client correspondence across email, spreadsheets, and memory.

Case management with a client portal, billing, deadline tracking, Gmail-synced case correspondence, and an LLM-powered legal Q&A assistant on the public site.

LLM legal Q&A running in production

A travel agency needed bookings and day-to-day operations to live somewhere other than spreadsheets and chat threads.

Public site, admin dashboard, and API on the same generated-module and guardrail architecture as the other platforms, so a new module arrives with its tests already written.

A conglomerate of nine companies ran nine sets of books, nine HR processes, and no consolidated view of anything.

Sole architect and developer of a unified enterprise platform: ERP, HRIS, accounting, AR/AP, and board-level financial reporting across all nine, plus predictive analytics on top.

9 companies consolidated into one system

Payroll for the whole organisation took several days of manual computation every cycle, and every run was a chance to get someone’s pay wrong.

Automated computation with tax rules, deductions, adjustments, and generated payslips and statutory reports.

Several days down to ~5 seconds

Installment sales were tracked on paper and in spreadsheets, so aging, penalties, and ownership changes were reconstructed by hand.

Installment plans with amortisation, penalties, restructuring, ownership transfer and resale, bundled service packages, and automated SMS for due dates and billing.

Carried ~90% of company sales revenue

Confirming which lots were sold, vacant, or occupied meant walking the site and checking physically.

An interactive blueprint of the property mapped to live records, so status, ownership, and history resolve from the map itself.

~100x faster than physical validation

A pharmacy chain ran on desktop software: one machine per till, no live link between the store, the warehouse, and the books, and no way to reverse a mistake cleanly.

A web-based ecosystem connecting online store, POS, inventory, warehousing, and accounting. Orders flow in real time from order taker to cashier, the POS is keyboard-only for speed, and every transaction - stock adjustments, purchase orders, payments - is reversible.

Replaced the legacy desktop stack entirely

A memorial park kept burial records, lot ownership, and installment payments in ledgers, so answering "who owns this lot" took a trip to the filing cabinet.

The whole business, digitised: installment tracking, historical burial records, a visual lot map, SMS payment reminders, ownership transfers, and funeral and interment package management.

Installments alone drive ~90% of revenue flow

Campaign teams had voter data in raw dumps and no way to read it below the provincial level, so resources went where instinct said rather than where the numbers did.

Analytics platforms over 1.3M+ and 500K+ record datasets: barangay-level drill-down, voter preference segmentation, projected counts by region, and dashboards built for non-technical campaign staff.

1.8M+ records under analysis

Trade support records lived in separate files, so nobody could produce a consolidated executive summary without assembling it by hand.

Forecasting and expense monitoring with executive summaries that consolidate multiple trade support records, integrated with the infrastructure they already ran.

A reporting capability the team never had

Compliance for 300+ engineers - training, permits, PPE, inspections - was tracked on paper across multiple sites, and an audit meant reconstructing it.

Records for every engineer: training courses, toolbox talks per discipline, PPE inventory with history, scaffolding requisitions, permits, erection and inspection records, and analytical reporting on top.

300+ engineers under one compliance record

Branches could not see each other’s borrowers, so an applicant rejected in one branch simply walked into the next one.

Cross-branch client tracking with risk flags visible everywhere, plus sales orders tied to customers and co-makers.

Risk visible across every branch

A national campaign needed to issue, distribute, and validate hundreds of thousands of unique codes without collisions or double redemption.

Generation, distribution, and validation for the full campaign lifecycle, with the public site built from the client’s own design files.

300,000+ codes across the Philippines

A delivery fleet had no live view of where its trucks were, so "where is my shipment" was answered by phoning the driver.

Raspberry Pi units in the trucks feeding live position and status into a map dashboard, with route visualisation and fleet management on top.

Live fleet visibility from hardware up

Warehousing, customs brokerage, and supplier management each ran on their own records, so the same shipment was keyed three times.

Connected warehouse, brokerage, and supplier modules inside the wider enterprise platform, sharing one set of master data.

A fraternal organisation tracked petitioners, dues, collections, and meeting minutes across notebooks and individual officers’ files.

Multi-lodge support with petitioner status tracking, yearly dues, collections and expenses, and weekly meeting minutes.

Integrated resort operations need back-office systems where a reporting discrepancy is a regulatory problem, not a bug ticket, and downtime is not an option.

Backend work across a suite of enterprise back-office platforms - admin APIs, dashboards, and client portals - built on Clean Architecture and DDD with unit, integration, and end-to-end coverage, shipped through CI/CD.

Millions of users, millions of transactions

Players wanted to follow a live streamer and mirror their plays as they happened, which means fan-out to many clients with no drift and no lost transactions.

WebSocket services with a dedicated transaction service behind them, so the real-time layer and the money layer fail independently.

Real-time mirroring at scale

Live gaming tables and their chat run in front of players in real time, where a stalled socket is visible to everyone at once.

Development and maintenance of the real-time chat system and the live gaming table interfaces in a production environment.

A restaurant site took 10-15 seconds to load and every menu change needed a developer.

Rebuilt on a modern stack with a full CMS dashboard, so the team publishes menus and content themselves.

Load time 10-15s down to 1-3s

A portfolio of WordPress properties had become slow, fragile, and expensive to change, with plugin stacks nobody wanted to touch.

Migrated them to Next.js and Node.js: structured PostgreSQL behind purpose-built APIs, CMS dashboards for non-technical owners, static and SPA conversions, and static HTML refactored into JSON-driven architectures. 14+ major projects, moved from Cloudways to Cloudflare with pipelines to AWS.

Up to 90% faster page loads

Campaign and booking sites are built fast, then have to survive a traffic spike on the one day they matter.

Scalable booking, marketing, and competition platforms with CMS dashboards, delivered as repeatable builds rather than one-offs.

Reaching thousands of customers meant sending messages in batches by hand, with no record of what went where.

An enterprise text-blasting platform with contact lists, scheduling, templating, and delivery records.

Small distributors run sales and stock in parallel spreadsheets that disagree by the end of every month.

Full-cycle sales and inventory systems with reconciled stock movement, plus interfaces for a law-firm case solution.

Running this many products on managed hosting means paying per service and losing the ability to see what is actually happening.

35+ services on owned hardware: Caddy with automatic HTTPS behind Cloudflare Tunnel so no port is exposed, Gitea Actions pipelines from push to staging to production, PM2 process management, PgBouncer in front of Postgres, and Grafana and Prometheus watching all of it.

Zero exposed ports, repeatable deploys

Checking whether a handful of sites and APIs are up usually means either a paid monitoring plan or a browser tab per service.

An uptime dashboard that organises endpoints into groups and probes them on demand. No account, no signup, nothing stored server-side.

The documents people need once a year - a resignation letter, an affidavit, a demand letter - are behind signup walls and watermarks.

39+ document templates across job, business, legal, and education categories, generated in the browser and downloaded clean.

No signup, no watermarks, free

Most "learn to code" material stops at the tutorial layer and never gets to why production systems are built the way they are.

80+ in-depth guides across JavaScript, React, CSS, performance, security, system design, and DevOps, written from production experience.

Casual browser games are buried under downloads, logins, and ads.

35 instant browser games across puzzle, trivia, word, card, arcade, and idle categories. Everything runs client-side.

Small utility tasks - resize an image, convert a format, clean up text - usually mean uploading your file to somebody else’s server.

39 image, text, developer, and web utilities that process entirely in the browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Local-only processing by design