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What we build when the brief is our own

Client work is only half the story. These are the products we design, build and run ourselves — the clearest evidence of how we think about hard problems. Want one for your business? Get in touch.

In production Courier & last-mile delivery

Meridian

Everything a delivery company needs to run a day

Most delivery companies run on a phone and a notebook. Orders arrive as messages, drivers leave with a pile of parcels and a rough idea of where to go, and the money collected on doorsteps is counted at the end of the week — if anyone can still remember who had what. Meridian gives the office, the drivers and the people waiting for their parcels one shared record of the day: what is going out, who is carrying it, what happened at each door, and where the cash is right now.

  • Orders in
  • Planning the day
  • A driver app that works offline
  • Scanning labels by phone
  • Photo and signature proof
  • Cash collected at the door
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Three screens of the Meridian driver app: the day’s run, a stop with the amount to collect, and the reasons a delivery can fail.
In production Bars & nightclubs

Nocturne

Everything a venue needs to run a night

Most venues run on a pile of separate tools — one website for tickets, a spreadsheet for the guest list, a group chat for tables, and a card machine that agrees with none of them. Nocturne puts all of it in one place: selling the night, working the door, running the bar, and seeing the next morning exactly how it went.

  • Ticket sales
  • Guest lists
  • Table bookings
  • Door check-in
  • The bar till
  • Stock
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The public Nocturne site, listing upcoming club nights across several cities with tickets on sale.
In development Restaurants

Tablecraft

Everything a restaurant needs to run a service

Most restaurants take bookings in three places and keep them in a fourth. Something arrives from the website, something else from the phone, a regular texts the manager directly, and by six o’clock somebody is redrawing the floor on a paper diary with a pencil. Tablecraft holds the whole service in one place — the bookings, the tables, the people at them, and what it all added up to by the end of the week.

  • Your own booking page
  • The floor plan
  • Walk-ins and the waitlist
  • Guest history
  • Deposits and no-shows
  • Large-party enquiries
Read the case study
Tablecraft’s insights screen, showing covers over time, how full the room was, no-show rate and where the bookings came from.
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