Shops
Your catalogue, your brand, checkout, and an admin your staff can run. PayFast or Yoco at the till. Shipping set up the way you already send orders.
South Africa
Custom websites and software, monthly.
We design it, build it, and stay on to run it. Hosting, updates, support, and the small changes a working business needs. A South African studio. One relationship from the first message through every month after launch.
The work
Trade catalogues
A catalogue customers can search, with account pricing and ordering for businesses that sell to other businesses.
Collectibles
Listings, conditions, and a storefront that can keep pace with hobby retail.
Tools for the team
The orders, stock, and staff screens that are still living in spreadsheets and WhatsApp threads.
Shipped
These are systems running for real businesses. Each one is a shop, a desk, or a league, with the admin beside it.
Solark Industries
An IT shop for laptops, components, peripherals, networking, and services. A customer browses by department, sees live quantities from the warehouses, and checks out in rand through PayFast. Staff run products, orders, customers, discounts, and services from an admin on the same system.
Branded Supplies
A catalogue for apparel, drinkware, bags, and workwear. Search covers products, brands, and colours. Stock comes in from the suppliers and the site shows what is actually available. A buyer shops the catalogue or requests a quote. Staff manage products, brands, and the supplier sync from the admin.
The Mithril Vault
Pre-orders for sealed trading-card sets across Pokémon, Magic, and One Piece. Each set shows the game, the release, and how many products are open. A buyer puts a number down. The shop turns that demand into an allocation and an invoice.
CDSL
A ranked league for Call of Duty sniping, live on Railway. Players sign in with Discord. The ladder covers 1v1, 2v2, and 4v4. A match starts as a challenge. Both sides report the result, with a clip or a screenshot, and a matching report updates the rating. A clash goes to a dispute desk. Tournaments are seeded single-elimination brackets. Team leagues are a round-robin with a table of played, wins, and points.
Ledgerly
A private desk for a South African company, running in Docker on this machine. It keeps CIPC and SARS dates on a calendar, a vault for the documents, and drafts for funding applications. It is not a bank, and it does not file with SARS. The screen is behind a sign-in, so it is not pictured here.
Who we take on
Independent shops, trade suppliers, collectible retailers, and operators with a real job for the software to do. You are the decision maker, or you can put us in the room with the person who is. We agree the scope, the monthly fee, and a start date before the build begins.
Each month
- The system stays hosted and online.
- Updates and fixes land.
- You have support when something breaks.
- Small changes that fit the retainer get done.
Larger work — a new product, a second site, a redesign — is written up and priced before it starts.
From first email to the months after
- You write to us. We ask what you sell, what is live now, who decides, and when you need it.
- You receive a one-page proposal: scope, monthly fee, what is in, what is out, and a start date.
- The agreement is signed. We kick off, you approve the work, we launch.
- The retainer continues. Same studio, same system, every month.
Talk to us
Tell us what you sell and what you need the site or software to do.