Most of our best engagements never appear on the front of the site. The clients prefer it that way, and so do we. The categories below are illustrative composites — describing the shape of the work we have taken on since 2014, anonymised, without naming names or claiming any one specific project. Where a specific real reference is useful — investor diligence, vendor procurement, a new prospect’s board — we share the relevant case privately, under NDA, with the client’s permission.
The studio has worked with multi-national groups, Hong Kong-listed corporates, government departments, SMEs, founder-led startups, NGOs and academic institutions — sometimes on a single sprint, sometimes on a ten-year retainer.
Below is a deliberately quiet inventory — ten categories, rough dates, no logos. If one of these matches a question you have, write to us and we will arrange the right private conversation.
The studio’s first long-term reference. Apps for two markets in the region, a member-tier programme, and a steady cadence of seasonal releases that has not stopped since the year we incorporated.
iOS and Android customer apps, a kitchen-floor tablet system, and an internal admin that handles store-level operations across dozens of outlets. A multi-year retainer, with two engineers usually in the room.
A public-facing service tool, designed for accessibility from the start, and a back-office workflow used by case officers. Procurement-compliant, audited annually, still in production.
An embedded squad inside the operations team. Driver app, dispatcher console, customer notifications, and a stack of small internal tools that quietly removed half the team’s spreadsheets.
A document copilot for regulated client work, running open-weights models on hardware the firm controls. No client data leaves the building; the audit trail does.
A bilingual learning portal launched at three weeks’ notice when the previous vendor walked away mid-term. Boring stack, calm timeline, no drama. Renewed every academic year since.
A loyalty app for a heritage HK brand. Shipped in nine weeks, designed in Chinese first. The founder still sends us photos of customers at the till.
A volunteer-coordination tool built under our Charity engagement model. The cost was the coffee; the work was the same standard as anything else we ship.
Patient-facing booking and an internal records workflow. PDPO baseline plus the regulator’s extra controls. Two engineers, eight months, then a small monthly retainer.
A Cooperation-model engagement: flexed rates, a small equity stake, and a fractional CTO sitting beside the founder. We took it because we believed in the team — not the deck.
If you’re evaluating us for a specific brief, tell us the sector and we’ll send one or two named references that match. We’ll ask the client first; we never share a name without permission. The list above stays as it is — that is the point.