Introducing Our Client Showcase: 5 Live Products We've Built and Shipped
Every consulting agency has a portfolio page. Most of them are graveyards of old logos and vague claims like "increased revenue by X%." We wanted ours to be different.
Today we're launching our Client Showcase — a curated collection of five live products our team has designed, engineered, and shipped for real clients. Each one is live, in production, and accessible right now.
What's in the Showcase
focrew.ai — Deep Work, Gamified
focrew.ai is the project we're most excited to talk about. It's a Pomodoro-style productivity platform with a twist: everything is gamified. Users — solo or in teams — compete and collaborate through milestone-based challenges designed to replace distraction with flow.
We built the SaaS architecture from scratch, designed the gamification engine, and shipped the real-time team collaboration layer. If you've ever thought "I wish my work felt more like a game," this one's for you.
Stack: Next.js, TypeScript, real-time infrastructure, Tailwind CSS
Emojar — All the Emojis in One Jar
Emojar.com sounds deceptively simple: a place to find and copy emojis. But when you dig in, you find 3,600+ emojis, smart search, curated holiday collections, and a suite of emoji-based browser games (Hangman, Snake, Minesweeper).
The challenge here was performance. With thousands of emoji entries, filtering and search needed to be instantaneous. We built a full-stack system optimized for sub-100ms interactions, even on mobile.
Stack: Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Vercel
WikiDigit — Tech Knowledge, Made Digestible
WikiDigit is a tech media platform built around one idea: complex topics deserve clear writing. We architected the CMS and editorial pipeline, optimized for content-heavy pages, and built multilingual support from day one.
What we love about this project is that the constraints were editorial, not technical. The site had to feel fast, clean, and trustworthy — because the content demands it.
Stack: Next.js, MDX, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript
SiaExplains — Engineering Portfolio Meets Content Hub
SiaExplains.com is the personal platform of Siavash Ghanbari, a Principal Software Engineer and Tech Lead based in Berlin. It's part portfolio, part YouTube-connected blog, part career consulting platform.
The interesting technical challenge here was multilingual RTL support. The site works in English, Farsi (right-to-left), and German — with consistent design across all three. We used next-intl with logical CSS properties throughout to make this seamless.
Stack: Next.js, next-intl, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS
Sheydish — Where the Kitchen Meets Craft
Sheydish is a personal portfolio for a professional chef. If you think of a chef's portfolio as "just photos of food," you're thinking too small. This was about crafting a digital presence that communicated craft, story, and culinary identity.
We designed the visual system, built the recipe CMS, and integrated the brand identity. The result is something that feels more like a food magazine than a static portfolio.
Stack: Next.js, Tailwind CSS, MDX, Vercel
Why We Built a Showcase (Instead of More Case Studies)
Our case studies go deep — they're long-form analyses of the problems we solved and how we solved them. They're useful if you want to understand how we think.
The Showcase is different. It's a direct answer to the question founders ask most often: "Can I see something you've actually shipped?"
Every project on the Showcase is live. You can click through to the real site, use the product, and form your own opinion. We think that's a more honest signal than any case study could ever be.
What's Next
We're adding new projects as they launch. If you're working on something — a SaaS product, a personal brand, a media platform, an app — we'd love to talk about building it with you.
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