Four markets, three regulated sectors, and software you can install and check yourself. Every link below goes to the real thing, not a mockup.
Ghana
Our own point of sale, bookings and stock system for Ghanaian shops, salons, restaurants and pharmacies. It keeps selling offline, takes MoMo straight to the business's own wallet, and works out VAT, NHIL and GETFund on every receipt.
United Arab Emirates
Custom branded merchandise at catalogue scale. Over 1,000 configurable products across 21 categories, with multi currency pricing, sample kit and bulk order flows, and WhatsApp commerce wired into the checkout path.
United Kingdom
Nine bespoke tax calculators covering property, shares, crypto, non-resident disposals, BADR, stamp duty, inheritance and income tax. Functional software in a regulated domain, where the arithmetic has consequences, and a lead engine rather than a brochure.
United States
A national caregiver matching service built on Next.js. Over a thousand programmatic pages across twenty cities, each carrying real local pricing, built to scale further without a rebuild.
Ghana
Ecommerce and brand presence for a premium beauty retailer. Also the site we test CWV Drift Monitor against, so its Core Web Vitals get watched more closely than most.
United Kingdom
The parent practice behind Capital Gains Tax Experts. Chartered accountants in Bolton, with a client portal and a resource library.
So start with ours. We built an audit engine, pointed it at 126 business websites across five industries, published what it found, and then ran it on ourselves on the same terms. Every number below can be checked by someone who does not trust us, which is the only kind of proof worth putting on a page.
The same twenty checks we run on a client, run on us and published whichever way they fall. Scored 2026-09-23.
98
Against a median of 70 to 79 across the 82 Ghanaian business sites we measured.
415ms
Against medians of 947ms to 1226ms. On a phone, that gap is the difference between arriving and leaving.
We built 1,190 pages for Dementia In Home, roughly 24 cities at around fifty pages each, every one carrying that city’s own Census and Medicaid data rather than a swapped place name. Counted from their live sitemap on 2026-09-23; open it and count them yourself.
126 websites measured and published across five studies: UK accountancy firms, and law firms, hospitals, schools and real estate in Ghana. Method stated before findings, no company named, and one study documents a bug it found in our own tool.
Thirteen free tools that run without an email gate, because a tool nobody can use without surrendering an address is an advert. That is the same enquiry machinery we build into client sites: the path, the qualification, and somewhere for a visitor to go before they are ready to buy.
Client traffic charts and ranking screenshots. We have done this work, and the case studies below describe it, but a client’s Search Console data belongs to the client and we do not publish it without written permission. Several of those conversations are open. When permission arrives the figures will appear in the case study they belong to, dated, with the client named and credited. Until then this page shows what is ours to show.
If an agency shows you a traffic chart, ask whose account it came from and whether they have permission to show it. It is a fair question and the answer tells you a great deal.
CWV Drift Monitor reports mobile and desktop performance scores, live Core Web Vitals and ranked fixes the moment you open it. No API key, no account, no tracking. Built on Manifest V3 and the native PerformanceObserver API, and published free on the Chrome Web Store, so anyone can check the work rather than take our word for it.
Every case study states what was built and how to confirm it on the live site. If you want to see something specific that is not written up, ask and we will walk you through it.