A small studio building its own products — and custom web apps, AI workflows, and event platforms for the people who hire us.
We build our own software, not just other people's. Here's what's in the workshop right now.
Rework quietly eats 4–12% of a construction project's value. This dashboard makes it impossible to ignore — earned value, S-curves, and an honest account of where the hours went on a Jakarta mid-rise.
Try the demoThe same engine pointed at software delivery. It finds the sprint where a team logged more points than ever and delivered less of what it promised — the one a velocity chart calls their best.
Try the demoA calmer way to plan a wedding. Tasks, milestones, timeline, and budget in one shared workspace for couples and their planner.
Open the appGuests snap photos straight from their phone browser and the shared gallery fills up live. No app install, no download link, no hunting for pictures afterwards.
How we built itPoint your camera at a receipt and get structured line items back. A vision model does the reading, so nobody has to type totals into a spreadsheet again.
How we built itMulti-user apps with real accounts, roles, and permissions — not prototypes that fall over on the second user.
Vision and language models wired into flows that do actual work, with the plumbing and error handling behind them.
Invitations, RSVP tracking, guest galleries, and the admin tooling that makes them manageable on the day.
Dashboards and admin surfaces that replace the spreadsheet someone on your team is quietly maintaining by hand.
Event microsites with live RSVP tracking, guest management, and admin dashboards — built for real events with real guests on them. Digital invitations are where Chillguy started, and they're still some of our favourite work.
We started out building digital invitations — interactive event microsites with RSVP tracking and admin dashboards behind them. Then we kept going, into the products and tools that live around those events.
We work in a deliberately narrow stack: Next.js and TypeScript on the front, Firebase and serverless on the back. Small surface area, quick to ship, cheap to run, and nothing to babysit at two in the morning.
Tell us what you're trying to ship. We'll tell you honestly whether we're the right team for it — and if we're not, who might be.