Work
Sixteen live projects
Most studio portfolios are screenshots. Every project below works: you can open it in a browser right now and use it.
That matters more than it should have to. "Show me something you actually built" is the most common question a small studio gets, and for a lot of studios the honest answer is a Figma file.
Client work
This studio designed and engineered each one, then launched it for the people who own it.
DonFixYou: one page, one clear next step
A polished one-page handyman website. It introduces the person behind the service and organizes nine kinds of work, and calling or sending a photo on WhatsApp is always within easy reach. donfixyou.com ↗
PairPlays: a daily wine pairing game with a real catalog
Pairing puzzles over a live 690-bottle catalog, with a daily rotation and twenty levels of progression. The economy is built to hold up under adversarial players. pairplays.com ↗
PourPlay: wine education as play
Games and tastings with a PourPoints economy, running on the same catalog infrastructure as PairPlays. It's built to reach drinkers at the moment they're actually choosing a bottle. pourplays.com ↗
PairPlay Slice: training an instinct for pairing wine
Thirty themed levels of deliberate practice. You read the clues and commit under pressure, then turn the feedback into a rule you keep. Play it ↗
Pour AI: a sommelier with no attitude
Ask a question or photograph your meal and get pairing advice in seconds. The photo input is the point: describing a dish well is the same barrier the tool exists to remove. Try it ↗
News4You: independent journalism that funds itself
Dispatches, tiered memberships, a reader forum, live broadcasts, and donations. Together they make a full media stack, and one person plus an editor can run it every day. news4you.us ↗
Our own products
Built and run by this studio. We use them to prove things before we propose them to a client.
USA Crime Ledger: public data you can explore
Interactive neighborhood maps, charts, city comparisons, and an English/Spanish interface make public records easier to explore. Source dates and definitions stay visible, and so do the limitations. Explore the data ↗
Cloud Draw: follow the infrastructure evidence
Connected search across data centers, energy organizations, builders, and project records. Filter the index and follow the relationships until you reach the source behind a claim. Search Cloud Draw ↗
Rounds: the morning stop, in two editions
A daily news briefing built to be finished. It has a fixed set of sections, and every headline links straight to its publisher. The Spanish edition has its own sources, markets, and history module. It isn't translated from the English one. rounds.news ↗
Cuyar: movement for adults over 65
A bilingual movement app built around the constraints of its actual audience. It has 29 illustrated movements and coach voices generated ahead of time instead of by the browser, and it works fully offline because its users are often in basements and community centres with bad signal. cuyar.app ↗
Aguante: a fasting app that argues with its own category
A bilingual health app whose whole thesis is that the most repeated claim in its category ("autophagy begins at 16 hours") isn't supported by the evidence. The research is the product. aguante.app ↗
NewsFlip: real source, two decoys
Three headlines. One is real, and the answer always arrives with the source that proves it. It teaches media literacy through repetition and receipts. Nobody lectures you. newsflip.app ↗
Vistazo: an I-Spy arcade in thirteen languages
Find the named object in a chaotic collage before the clock runs out. There are 569 collectable objects, all cut from openly licensed photography, plus four modes and one daily puzzle for the whole planet. vistazo.fun ↗
Concept
Ritual: a wellness website that makes the next step clear
A multilingual client-demo website with four concrete services, each showing its duration and starting price, and a booking path designed mobile-first. The consultation request is real: it reaches the studio, and it never pretends a requested time is confirmed. Explore Ritual ↗
Solmara: a presale platform for a tower that doesn't exist
Ninety-two residences across 41 floors: a cinematic arrival, a 3D unit explorer with live availability, a launch-day simulation, and a reserve flow that ends in e-signature.
Solmara is a fictional development, self-initiated by this studio. It's labelled as a concept on every page. When you sell a building that hasn't been built, everything you deliver at launch is synthetic, so a concept build is indistinguishable in kind from real work. That's why we built it. The service it demonstrates →
Collaboration
Yongolailan: one page that books shows
An artist site and downloadable press kit for a Cuban DJ, producer, and live electronic performer in New York. It has a nine-release catalog that links out to wherever each release lives, plus short films, merch, and an EPK a booker can download in one click and attach to an email.
We contributed the front end and technical direction; we do not own or operate this site. The music, films, artwork, and awards belong to the artist and Caribbean Sea Sound. yongolailan.xyz ↗
What the portfolio is meant to prove
Each project shows something specific we can do for a client:
| Project | What it proves |
|---|---|
| DonFixYou | A focused one-pager can establish trust and clarify services while making contact effortless |
| USA Crime Ledger | Interactive maps and bilingual data visualization, with a clear public-record methodology |
| Cloud Draw | Connected search and research interfaces on a source-aware information architecture |
| PairPlays | Catalog data at scale, plus progression and an economy that resists abuse |
| PourPlay / Pour AI | Education as play and an AI feature scoped so it's actually correct |
| News4You | A publication with memberships and payments that a two-person team can run |
| Cuyar | Designing for a hard accessibility constraint, with bilingual voice |
| Aguante | Defensible health claims, with research as a product feature |
| NewsFlip | Daily-return formats on an editorial pipeline with verification built in |
| Rounds | Multi-source ingestion, with localisation handled as content architecture |
| Vistazo | Localisation into thirteen languages and a licensed asset pipeline at scale |
| Ritual | Turning premium atmosphere into a clear, accessible consultation path |
| Solmara | Real-time 3D as a purchase driver, on top of live inventory |
| Yongolailan | Putting the visitor who books ahead of the one who admires |
Nothing here was outsourced. On the fifteen projects we led, whoever designed the experience was also on the team that built it. Yongolailan is different: we built the front end alongside the team that runs it, and it's labelled as a collaboration everywhere it appears.
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