Working demos, not slides.
Real problems, as things you can click. All on sample data — the only real numbers are Silk Flora’s. Nothing here sends or saves.
A page built to convert — and honest about it.
The situation. Most small-business sites are built to look nice, not to turn a visitor into an enquiry.
What we build. We rebuild around the levers the evidence backs — no promised percentage, measurable craft. Flip between the two:
- Above-the-fold clarity: generic welcome → says what you do in 5 seconds
- Primary actions: 5 competing buttons → 1 obvious next step
- Form fields: 7 fields → 3 fields
- Pricing: “on request” → shown up front
- Trust: none visible → real proof, real faces
- Load: heavy / slow → fast, mobile-first
No “+30% conversions” here — even at Google, 70–90% of tested changes don’t win. We apply the levers the evidence backs and measure what moves.
What we do: no lead of yours waits the 42-hour industry average before you’re on it.
Grounded in web.dev · NN/g · Baymard · HBR. Both pages are our own illustrations.
Is your page built to convert?
The situation. You don't need a $2,000 audit to know if your site is leaking enquiries.
What we build. Tick what your site does — each carries the research behind it. Then we run the real numbers with you:
Plenty of room here — and every gap above is backed by research on why it costs you enquiries. This is a self-check against the evidence, not a score of your real site — we run the actual measurements (PageSpeed, form + checkout audit) with you.
Get the real auditEvery enquiry answered in seconds — never sent without you.
The situation. Leads go cold in the gap before someone finds time to reply. After hours, that's the whole night.
What we build. It reads each enquiry, qualifies it, and drafts a reply for your one-tap approval. Never promises a date, never sends on its own:
Illustrative demo on sample input — a simple rules-based script running in your browser, not the live system. It shows the product’s shape: enquiry → qualify → draft → you approve. Nothing is ever sent.
Stock that’s still selling with nothing on the shelf.
The situation. Multi-channel stores oversell the last unit — and nobody sees it until stocktake.
What we build. A watchdog flags overselling before the orders pile up. Read-only. Run it on a sample catalogue:
| Product | On hand | Open orders | Channels | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Linen Cushion — Sage | 0 | 3 | Web · eBay | — |
| Ceramic Mug — Speckled | 24 | 5 | Web | — |
| Wool Throw — Charcoal | 1 | 6 | Web · Amazon | — |
| Scented Candle — Fig | 8 | 2 | Web | — |
| Oak Serving Board | 0 | 2 | eBay | — |
| Glass Tumbler (set of 4) | 15 | 3 | Web | — |
| Rattan Basket — Large | 2 | 2 | Web · Wholesale | — |
Sample data. The live watchdog runs every few hours on your real stock and logs each alert — read-only, it never changes anything in your store.
Ask your whole business a question.
The situation. The numbers that matter are scattered across your admin, inbox and spreadsheets.
What we build. One screen you can ask — oversells, trade customers, what’s unanswered. It drafts, you approve:
Ask the console a question — tap one below, or type your own.
Sample data, scripted answers. The live console reads your real business on one screen — this just shows the shape.
The automations that live between your tools.
The situation. Your store, accounting, warehouse and phone don’t talk — so you re-key and chase by hand.
What we build. We wire them together so the work happens itself. Here’s the shape of it:
This is the glue between your tools. On Shopify’s entry plan there’s no automation engine at all; on higher plans you can wire some of it up yourself and then babysit it when it breaks. We build it and run it for you — the same whether your store’s on Shopify, Neto, Woo or nothing yet.
Orders, invoices and stock that finally agree.
The situation. Store, accounting and 3PL stop agreeing — shipped-not-invoiced, over-limit, tracking lost.
What we build. The console reconciles all three daily and drafts each fix. Read-only. Run it:
Sample data. Read-only across your systems — every fix is drafted for you to approve, and nothing is written back automatically.