Case Studies
Real platforms. Real results.
We build production-grade .NET software for small and mid-sized companies that have outgrown their current tools — spreadsheets, legacy systems, manual processes, or stitched-together SaaS stacks. Every project here was delivered by a small, senior team that owned the full stack from database schema to deployed UI. No hand-offs. No bloat. Just working software.
PrintAura — production-grade print-on-demand fulfillment platform
PrintAura needed to replace a legacy fulfillment system with a modern platform capable of handling the full merchandise lifecycle — from merchant onboarding and product creation through multi-channel e-commerce integration, payment collection, production coordination, and shipping. We built the entire platform from scratch over 18 months with a single engineer: three fully custom integration libraries for Shopify (GraphQL), WooCommerce (REST), and Etsy (OAuth 2.0 PKCE) — no third-party SDKs; a dual-provider payment system with Stripe Embedded Checkout and PayPal; a transaction-based merchant wallet and financial ledger; a canvas-based mockup generation tool; and a comprehensive admin back-office with order management, liabilities reporting, and a live server log viewer. The result is a platform that processes real merchant orders daily across all three channels with zero manual intervention.
the13 — Premier League survival prediction game
A pair of brothers had been running a Premier League prediction competition for years using a shared Excel spreadsheet — scores calculated by hand, reminders sent as texts, rules enforced from memory. We replaced the entire operation with a self-running web platform: live fixture data from API-Football, automatic pick locking at the exact moment of kickoff via a 45-second live polling service, deterministic scoring across all groups simultaneously, and consolidated reminder emails that reach each player exactly once per round. The owners went from spending hours every matchweek administrating the game to simply playing it.
Pulse Check — productized website audit pipeline
A real-browser website auditor we built for ourselves and shipped as the front door of thepulse.net. A Blazor UI enqueues audit requests onto Azure Service Bus; a single shared, KEDA-scaled Container App runs Playwright + Gemini against the target and returns a scored report — performance, modernization, compliance, and ecosystem signals — in under a minute. Three environments share one warm worker, routed by SQL filter on a single topic, with no cross-database reads.
Every project here started with a business problem, not a technology brief. If your team is working around something that should be working for you — whether that's a manual process, a fragile integration, or a tool you've simply outgrown — we'd like to hear about it.