A North American sales agency site connecting established British and European menswear brands with specialty retailers and market partners.
- Roster
- Brand profiles bring the agency’s established British and European contemporary menswear partners into one clear portfolio.
- Market
- Wholesale development, showroom appointments, and North American distribution explain how Blackwatch builds brands over time.
- Journey
- Buyers can move from the agency story and represented brands to Toronto and New York showroom details and a direct appointment path.
A composed portfolio and inquiry site that gives the studio’s interiors room to lead while keeping the path to new work direct.
- Approach
- Positioning, content structure, art direction, interaction design, and responsive build were developed as one system.
- Design
- Quiet typography, generous image treatment, and cinematic pacing reflect the studio’s material-focused practice.
- Flow
- Project storytelling and a focused inquiry path keep browsing relaxed while making the next step easy to find.
A bold product and story site for a Toronto kitchen project making small-batch hot honey, fermented pepper sauce, and fresh market focaccia.
- Lineup
- Focused product stories explain the Ontario hot honey, slow-fermented pepper blend, and limited market-only focaccia.
- Origin
- The site carries a home-kitchen beginning, Toronto production, and local Ontario ingredients into a clear small-batch identity.
- Market
- Market dates, preorder updates, email signup, and recipe inspiration give visitors practical reasons to return.
A mobile-first settlement tool for turning receipts, shared spending, and the final group balance into one transparent flow.
- Capture
- Receipt input and shared expense entry reduce the friction at the point where group costs actually happen.
- Ledger
- Every change stays legible through a host-grade shared ledger instead of disappearing into a spreadsheet.
- Settlement
- Reconciliation makes the final who-owes-who state clear without adding another account-heavy payment product.
A generated morning briefing that gathers sports, technology, and wider context into one calm, source-aware reading flow.
- Pipeline
- A scheduled generation system collects, filters, and structures each edition before it reaches the reader.
- Reading
- Clear sections, restrained density, and source links keep a broad briefing focused rather than overwhelming.
- Direction
- The format is evolving around stronger context, dependable sourcing, and a morning ritual that stays genuinely useful.
A lightweight planning poker room for engineering teams that need to estimate together without setup, accounts, or ceremony.
- Rooms
- Temporary sessions open quickly and disappear cleanly, keeping recurring estimation free of account administration.
- Realtime
- Voting state, reveals, presenter controls, and participant presence stay synchronized for the whole team.
- Experience
- The interface keeps the ritual fast and legible, with enough motion and personality to avoid feeling like another meeting tool.
A private graph-first workspace for seeing active projects, ideas, notes, and operational signals as one connected system.
- Model
- Projects, references, telemetry, and working notes are organized around relationships rather than isolated folders.
- Interface
- The graph surface makes context visible quickly while dedicated views support the details of day-to-day work.
- Access
- Dash remains private; the public preview shows the product family without exposing the workspace itself.
A reusable private operations assistant for small businesses, built to move product content and inventory work through clear, controlled workflows.
- Publishing
- Product photos become on-brand Instagram posts through a guided flow with clear live progress from preparation to completion.
- Architecture
- Cloudflare edge services and durable background processing keep long-running publishing work dependable without making the interface feel technical.
- Experience
- A mobile-first experience and the WaveAction design system keep content and controlled inventory operations readable, consistent, and quick to use.
An agentic-first CMS concept for bringing structured content, publishing operations, and human review into one guarded system.
- Intent
- Control treats agents as working participants in the content system rather than as a chat layer added afterward.
- Architecture
- Structured content, operational tools, review gates, and publishing actions share one explicit governance model.
- State
- The system is still in development, so its public brief remains deliberately text-only for now.
