Real projects, running right now.
Every screenshot on this page was captured from the live site. Where a project is private, password protected, or still in development, it says so plainly instead of showing you something invented.
FIG. 01Home page of The Freckled Flower & Co. showing the headline 'Flowers for every goodbye, and every hello,' sympathy and shop buttons, and a pastel wreath on an easel
The Freckled Flower & Co.
A sympathy florist, built for people ordering on the worst week of their year.
A WordPress and WooCommerce store for a new florist that leads with sympathy and funeral flowers, with a delivery ZIP check and a text-to-order path.
- Status
- In development
- Type
- Florist ecommerce
- Designs
- 220
- Stack
- WooCommerce
- Year
- 2026
In development and not yet launched. Online ordering, pricing, and delivery areas are still being finished, so the site is not linked here until it opens.
FIG. 02Tex's Technical Services homepage showing the headline 'The control surface for industrial services work' on a dark interface
Tex's Technical Services
A multi-tenant operations console for industrial services work.
Jobs, crews, equipment, certifications, and inspections in a single role-based console, with a marketing site in front of it.
- Status
- Live
- Type
- SaaS platform
- Tenancy
- Multi-tenant
- Access
- Role-based
- Stack
- Next.js
- Year
- 2026
FIG. 03The Grim Grippers homepage with a reaper-versus-athlete armwrestling badge logo and the headline 'Houston's Home for Competitive Armwrestling'
The Grim Grippers
A home for Houston armwrestling, built around records people can trust.
A competition and community platform for Texas armwrestling: events, athlete profiles, left and right hand rankings, verified results, and a practice finder.
- Status
- Live
- Type
- Community platform
- Rankings
- Left and right hand
- Results
- Source verified
- Stack
- Next.js
- Year
- 2026
The site is public and runs on demonstration data while sign-ups are closed. It says so in a banner on every page, and the athletes, events, and results shown are examples of how it works.
FIG. 04Tex's Prints homepage showing the headline 'One Texas shop, two ways we make' with cards for The Workshop and The Label Lab
Tex's Prints
One workshop, two divisions, one storefront that handles both.
A two-division ecommerce brand covering custom 3D printing and short-run label printing, with quote flows, file upload, and a full product catalog.
- Status
- Live
- Type
- Ecommerce
- Divisions
- Two
- Flows
- Cart plus quote
- Stack
- Next.js
- Year
- 2026
Tex's Prints is not accepting new orders at time of writing. The storefront remains live.
Private, restricted, or still in progress.
Listed for completeness. Where I cannot show you something, I say why rather than filling the gap with a stock image.
Tex's Kitchen App
Custom application · PrivateA mobile-first shared application for meal planning, grocery lists, pantry tracking, and receipt scanning, built for multiple users in one household.
A private, password-protected household application. No screenshots or data are published, because everything behind the sign-in is personal.
Read the Tex's Kitchen App case studyLocal AI and Homelab Infrastructure
Infrastructure · PrivateSelf-hosted applications, local AI models, server and network management, and private environments where data does not leave the building.
Private infrastructure. Described as a capability, with no client systems shown.
Read the Local AI and Homelab Infrastructure case study