Real clients. Real outcomes.

Serendipia Shop — a personal-safety brand for women — sold only through social media and WhatsApp. Its full catalog lived in an ever-growing Canva doc that got harder to update with every new product.

We built the brand its own online store, so Valentina can show and sell the full catalog on her own, around the clock. The store also gave Serendipia a consistent visual identity instead of one that depended on scattered posts.

The brand now looks more professional to its followers and buyers — and the store keeps selling even when she’s offline.

Amanda’s website had been built by a previous team with so much custom functionality that updating content or adding pages had become nearly impossible. A second team had already tried to fix it and couldn’t.

We mapped the site’s actual structure from the ground up and used that to ship a new landing page in time for Amanda’s ad campaign — without missing the launch window.

A site Amanda can actually work with, and a campaign that launched on schedule instead of stalling behind a technical bottleneck.

A public-sector institution’s website had gone a long time without maintenance. The neglect reached a critical point: the site was compromised by malware, with corrupted files and security vulnerabilities.

We ran a thorough review of files, database and hosting. The cleanup removed more than 200 corrupted files and recovered critical information that had been thought lost.

The site is back online — clean, and with an image that fits a public institution.