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Three projects in depth: an online store, a catalog site and our own app. We only show client work with the client’s permission.

The home page of Twins Subli’s new store on a computer.
The new store’s catalog on a phone: every card with retail and wholesale prices and an Add button.

Online store

Twins Subli

A store rebuilt to sell from the phone, at retail and wholesale prices.

Sector
Sublimation printing and custom gifts
  • Online store
  • Admin panel
The challenge
The old store showed a blank first screen until the server answered, listed a single price per product and had no add-to-cart button on the cards. Adding photos meant pasting links.
What we built
A new mobile-first store with retail and wholesale prices on every product (in euros, at the client’s request), a cart and orders over WhatsApp. Plus an admin panel to add products and photos from a phone and log sales.
The result
The catalog shows up right away, and every card says what it costs and how to order. The same seven photos went from 5.2 MB to 380 kB.
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Before and after: Twins Subli

Twins Subli’s old home page on a phone: the name in plain text, a headline that swapped words and two buttons, no prices.
Before
Twins Subli’s new home page on a phone: the logo, what they sell, the wholesale-pricing note and buttons to browse the catalog or message on WhatsApp.
After

1 · Wholesale pricing is flagged on the very first screen.

2 · Two clear paths: browse the catalog or message on WhatsApp.

3 · The home page arrives fully rendered from the server, so the content appears right away.

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After

  1. Wholesale pricing is flagged on the very first screen.
  2. Two clear paths: browse the catalog or message on WhatsApp.
  3. The home page arrives fully rendered from the server, so the content appears right away.

Before

  • A headline that swapped one word every few seconds.
  • Not a word about prices on the first screen.
  • The first screen stayed blank until the server answered.

In the catalog, every card now shows retail and wholesale prices, in euros at the client’s request (before: a single price in dollars), each with its own “Add” button. The same seven photos went from 5.2 MB to 380 kB.

Screenshots of the store’s home page on a 375 px-wide phone.

Log

  1. Before: a headline that kept changing and no price in sight.
  2. After: wholesale pricing up front and WhatsApp ordering one tap away.
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Each step shows up here.

Floor plan of a house with four numbered cameras, the area each one covers and its measurements.

Catalog site

Security camera and backup power store

A site that helps customers choose technical gear before they message the store.

Sector
Security cameras, backup power and printing
Client
Client name withheld for confidentiality
  • Website
  • Catalog
The challenge
Selling technical gear online: before reaching out, customers need to know which camera fits or which inverter can keep their devices running.
What we built
A catalog site with an interactive floor plan that shows what each camera covers, and a step-by-step guide that builds the backup-power request (which devices and for how long) and sends it to the store’s WhatsApp. It also has a tabbed catalog (energy, printing and security) and an installation section.
The result
Every backup-power request reaches the store’s WhatsApp already saying what the customer wants to keep running and for how long, so the store can recommend the right inverter and batteries in the first reply.
The Axynology app inbox with sample data: an open conversation with the product asked about and its price, labels and assignment.

Our own product

Axynology app

The app we sell is the app we run, every day.

Sector
Chat sales
  • App
  • Our own product
The challenge
Letting a business handle Instagram and its website chat in one place, and sending the price by DM automatically when someone asks in a comment.
What we built
We combined our inbox with the comment bot and the product catalog. We set it up on our own server and run it every day.
The result
Only people who reply to the DM reach the inbox, with the product and price in view, and the business’s team tags, assigns and replies to each conversation from the same place.

App tour

Conversations

The inbox: each conversation shows the product the customer asked about, plus labels and manual assignment.

Products

The product catalog: each post’s price, which is what the bot sends in the DM.

Stats

Stats: comments, DMs sent, replies and the most asked‑about products.

Here’s what the app looks like, with sample data.

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