Websites, booking apps, online shops, 3D configurators, games and the tools that run a business behind the scenes. Everything here is something real, designed and coded from scratch.
One person, start to finish: the idea, the design, the code and getting it live. Pick a lane or scroll the lot.
Six builds that show the range. Tap any of them for the full story.
Grassroots coaches waste mornings phoning round group chats to find a referee. Whistle Connect puts coaches and FA-verified local referees in one app: coaches book or broadcast a match, referees accept and name a price, and the fee is held in escrow until both sides confirm the game was played.
Brand teams and print shops waste time and money on artwork that is slightly off brand. Plumbline reads the brand guidelines, then checks any PDF or SVG at the vector level for exact colours, fonts, sizes, logo distortion, margins, image resolution and copy, and shows each problem on the page with how to fix it, in seconds.
Built for patients and visitors at Freeman Hospital in Newcastle who arrive at a big, confusing site. Scanning the QR code on a printed wayfinding sign opens the trust's own site map, already knowing which sign you are standing at, and draws step-by-step walking directions to any ward, clinic or building. Staff can post short-term changes such as closed roads or entrances.
A Normandy village on the night of 7 June 1944, overrun by the dead. Hedgerow 44 is a playable survival game with a late-90s console look: every model is built from code and every texture is painted pixel by pixel in the browser, with no image files at all. It shows how far a single web page can go as a games platform.
A memorial website for Charlie Rogers (1930-2020), the self-taught Gateshead painter who raced the demolition crews to record Tyneside's back lanes, pubs and corner shops before they came down. It tells his story, maps the places he painted and sells the new book about him, with fine art prints to follow.
Superpower Toys is a UK wrestling-figure and collectibles shop with a physical store in Bishop Auckland. The rebuild replaces its old Wix site with a fast, collector-first shop: browse by wrestler, line or universe, see each figure in a tilting 3D blister pack, track pre-orders and keep a personal 'My Shelf' of the figures you own.
For the Newcastle Red Bulls install, OneSign's static PDF job pack became a live web pack with a measured 3D model of the whole ground. Every perimeter board sits where it really goes, at its real length. The same model renders out as camera moves like this one.
Ready-to-brand systems that replace the software businesses rent every month. Set up once, then £25 a month, flat, however busy they get.
A salon's own website, booking and studio app, with deposits and no commission.
Bookings, floor plan, menus and guest book for restaurants, owned instead of rented from OpenTable.
Quotes, jobs, schedules and invoices for small trades, owned outright instead of rented per user.
Timed play sessions, parties, memberships and a till for soft play centres, owned instead of rented from ROLLER.
Booking, consent and clinical records for aesthetics clinics, without per-practitioner fees.
Enquiries, proposals, holds, contracts and payment plans for wedding and event venues.
Sunbeds by the minute, packages and spray tans for tanning salons, on their own website.
Over three years: £900 plus set-up, against thousands in rent. And the business owns its data the whole time.
Everything else, filterable. The strongest builds run big.
Book FA-verified grassroots football referees in seconds, with payment held safely.
A retro 1940s zombie survival game that runs right in the browser.
A pixel-art mining game: dig toward a song buried under the mountain.
Scan the QR code on a hospital sign and get walked to your ward.
Checks any design file against brand guidelines before it goes to print.
A giant white SOS banner that helps mountain rescue find you sooner.
Website and studio platform for a Gateshead branding and creative studio.
The official archive and shop for Gateshead painter Charlie Rogers.
A builder's website where homeowners plan their extension on a live 3D house.
A visual tool to plan new shop signage across 39 The Works stores.
A collector-first online shop for wrestling figures and pop-culture collectibles.
Walk a 3D scan of a building and place its signs before anything is made.
A new club website for a Northumberland grassroots football club.
Upload a drawing, get a laser-cutting price, and get parts that fit first time.
Independent water charge reviews for UK businesses, explained with an interactive 3D site.
A rebuilt, luxury website for The Vault 327 restaurant in Crowthorne.
A new website and phone-run dashboard for a beach bar in South Shields.
A Newcastle growth agency site where everything orbits the client's business.
Digital menu screens for restaurants, updated and scheduled from one dashboard.
A UK prize competition site with instant-win spins and big-ticket draws.
A fast, search-friendly website for an SAP consultancy.
Booking, coaching and progress tracking for a personal trainer and his clients.
One website and back office for a joinery, construction and roofing firm.
A ready-made website for Pokémon card shops: sell online and buy cards instantly.
Bio pages, managed QR codes and NFC merch for UK small businesses, in one dashboard.
A live-streamed prize draw where a real drum picks the winner on camera.
Menu screens, mobile menu and a self-service price dashboard for a sandwich shop.
A fresh website for a North East timber merchant and bathroom showroom.
A live, interactive signage job pack and 3D stadium model for Newcastle Red Bulls.
An online showroom for one-of-a-kind vintage designer chairs and furniture.
A digital proposal rebuilding six hospitality venues under one premium standard.
A premium website and yard-management previews for a Northumberland livery yard.
A bold, mobile-first website and specials dashboard for a burger restaurant.
A modern website for a London design-and-build firm doing extensions and lofts.
A marketplace connecting local cleaners with customers, booked by postcode.
A warm, elegant website and printable menu for a South Shields coffee shop.
A pixel-art city builder that turns personal habits and learning into progress.
Online booking for a South Shields beautician, where double-bookings are impossible.
A rebuilt website for a bistro and bunkhouse on the road to Holy Island.
A browser-based 3D action game with two adventure modes and four fighters.
A website and step-by-step configurator for specifying drainage chambers online.
A concept website and shop for a kitchen makeover company in South Shields.
A branded online shop where housebuilder site managers order construction signage.
Digital procurement portal for Miller Homes' branded site signage.
Animated digital menu boards and social promos for a burger and fries takeaway.
Tools, prototypes and back-office systems that live behind a login.
Nothing in this lane yet.
Tom
Peacock
Tell me the idea in a sentence. I'll come back with how it could look, how it would work, and what it takes to get it live.
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