Websites, shops and member experiences for studios, spaces and the brands behind them. Copenhagen and Madrid.
A private club has to feel like one before anyone walks through the door. The website does the convincing. The web app does everything after — booking, membership tiers, payments, and managing what you've bought.
A growing club with courts to fill and a booking system that already worked. What it didn't have was a front door. We built a site that sells the club rather than listing it — courts, coaching, memberships and events.
A photographer with prints to sell and no good way to sell them. Portfolio and shop in one place, so the work and the buying aren't two different experiences.
Designed and built end to end. Framer, Webflow or custom — chosen for the project, not out of habit. Structure, bespoke layouts, responsive across every screen, sections you can update yourself, domain connected, launch and handover.
Three levels, from a polished site built on a proven structure to a fully art-directed experience where the website is part of the brand itself.
Products, variants, cart and checkout, built into the site rather than bolted onto it. Filtering, sorting, stock and sizes in the same visual language as everything else.
Somewhere your customers log in, browse, book, pay and manage a membership. The difference from a website is the booking itself: on a site it happens through a platform's own embedded screens, in their styling. In an app we design it — how availability is shown, how a class is chosen, what confirmation looks like, what someone sees when they come back.
Every build opens with discovery. Before anything is designed we establish which platform runs your bookings, memberships, customers and payments, whether it supports every journey you need, what it costs, and where the limits are. It ends with a confirmed scope and a fixed price for the build — and it's the first stage of the project, not a separate purchase.