Platforms with real people and real money moving through them.

Ombra runs the whole of a salon, spa or barbershop from one place. Bookings, point of sale, staff rosters, client records, loyalty and marketing, plus a marketplace where customers find and book the business. Each business is paid directly through Stripe Connect, and the takings reconcile into Xero or QuickBooks without anyone re-keying a number.

Underneath sit fourteen services talking to each other across a ninety-five topic event bus, with tenant isolation enforced on every record, passkey sign-in, and business insights written by Claude.

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Fabled is where people play tabletop role-playing games together online. Live video around the table, a shared board you can draw on, dice, character sheets, and a marketplace where the people who write adventures can sell them.

The hard part is the ingest. Point it at a rulebook and an agentic AI pass turns hundreds of pages of prose into structured, playable content, with a human review gate before any of it reaches a table.

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Fetch is a trading card marketplace across Australia and New Zealand. We did not build it. What we build and run is the piece that connects it to the shops.

Card retailers plug their Shopify store straight into Fetch, and their inventory becomes live listings. The sync was designed to carry three hundred thousand products and millions of variants, event driven through EventBridge, with idempotent webhook handling and a dedicated idempotency table, so a Shopify event redelivered twice can never double-count a shop's stock. Getting that wrong sells a card that is not there.

We are now building features into the marketplace itself.

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Collectors send cards in, Premier grades and seals them, and the population report tells the market how rare that grade turned out to be. We built the submission flow, the price book and surcharge rules for each region, the staff app that walks a card through grading, the barcode labels that go on the slabs, and the phone app.

It runs across New Zealand, Australia and the United States, and each region prices and behaves differently.

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A competitive card game built in Unreal Engine 5, with dedicated game servers spun up on demand through AWS GameLift. Steam sign-in, lobbies, ranked matchmaking on MMR, and a three minute grace period so a dropped connection does not cost you the match.

Beside it runs a generation pipeline that produces card art, names and rules text in bulk, pairing a language model with custom-trained image models.