Things we
actually shipped

Six builds, each with the engineering shown rather than described. Payment infrastructure carrying regulatory weight, a hospitality platform running a real venue, and four self-initiated studio pieces — where we work out an interaction model or an art direction before a client's deadline is the place to discover it.

Trile — subscription payments for Nepal: hosted checkout, merchant dashboard, and wallet top-ups via eSewa, Khalti, IME Pay and ConnectIPS.

Trile

Subscription billing for Nepal

Nepali banks have no card-on-file rail, so recurring billing cannot work the way it does elsewhere. Trile inverts the model — the customer pre-funds a wallet, and every renewal becomes a ledger movement instead of a charge that can decline.

Payments Infrastructure2026Read case study ↗

Client Work

Commissioned builds running in production, where the measure is whether the business works better on the other side of it.

Paradiso Sports Bar & Grill — the site's hero: the lakeside terrace at dusk above Phewa lake, with the headline "Garden, grill, bar and band", a Reserve button and the venue's 4.2 Google rating.
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Paradiso

Sports Bar & Grill, Lakeside Pokhara

A restaurant site that is really a booking system: pick a table off the floor plan, hold it while you decide, pay by Fonepay QR, and arrive with a code the door staff can verify.

Hospitality Platform

Studio Pieces

Self-initiated builds. Fictional subjects, real engineering — where we prove out an interaction model or an art direction before it meets a client's deadline.

Himnadi — relief-shaded terrain of the Gandaki basin above the line 'The ice above the city, on the record.'
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Himnadi हिमनदी

A public register of the ice above Pokhara

The register of every glacier in the Gandaki basin, built on real ICIMOD inventory data and Copernicus terrain. 447 glaciers stand above Pokhara. Exactly three of them have names.

Data Editorial · WebGL
Vesper — a procedurally drawn bell profile beside the line 'The last bell foundry.'
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Vesper

Bell founders, est. 1721

A three-hundred-year-old bell foundry with one rule: no audio files. Every bell voice is synthesised live from its partials, and the geometry is a lathe of the same curve that defines the sound.

WebGPU · Procedural Audio
Longwave — a ribbon microphone in a dim archive room beneath the words 'Bureau of Lost Frequencies, archival band 100 kHz – 18 MHz.'
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Longwave

Bureau of Lost Frequencies

An archive of extinct radio broadcasts with no scroll navigation. The whole site is one continuous frequency band, and you tune across it — static resolving into signal, noise cohering into typography.

Interaction R&D · Web Audio
Loam — a sawn section through cultivated substrate showing bone-white strata, red capillaries and an embedded white ceramic lattice against black.
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Loam

Compute you grow

An infrastructure company that rents living substrate by the yield-hour, art-directed on one rule: every image is a cut face. If the claim is about what is inside the material, the photography only ever shows the inside.

Brand & Art Direction

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