Software from the studio
We keep running into problems that need software rather than a film. When the thing we need does not exist, we build it. Three of those have turned into products other people use.
A font manager for people who set type in more than one language. It checks whether a font can actually set Turkish, Persian or Vietnamese, rather than only claiming to cover the script, across 59 languages in 24 scripts.
Per-language coverage with the exact missing characters, campaign planning by role and language, matched-face suggestions measured across scripts, and filtering by script with live counts. Native, for macOS and Windows.
A specialised CMS for museums and heritage institutions. Curators manage their collection, build a public-facing website, and sell event tickets from one interface. Built around the UK's SPECTRUM documentation standard.
Conservation records, risk register, loan agreements, role-based staff access, Stripe Connect ticketing, public collection browser, site builder. Next.js, TypeScript and Supabase, deployed on Vercel.
A privacy-first period and reproductive-health tracker. Local-first, encrypted at rest, with zero outbound network calls. Built so that even the people who made it cannot read your data.
Cycle, symptom and BBT tracking. An Argon2id-derived key hierarchy over an encrypted SQLite database, a three-slot passphrase system covering real, decoy and panic-wipe entry, and stealth app icons. React Native and Expo, SQLCipher, op-sqlite.
All three of these started as our own problem. If you have one that looks like software, send us a paragraph on it and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right studio for it.