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Client work.

Custom systems built for clients across freight, healthcare, dealerships, and logistics. Every client case is anonymised — challenge, what we built, stack, and outcome.

Client work

Custom systems built for clients.

Clients are never named publicly. Here is the challenge each operation brought us, what we built, the stack it runs on, and the outcome.

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Canadian freight forwarder

Challenge: Enquiries arrived through several channels and created conflicting records of the same shipment. The team needed one dependable way to run every job.

What we built

Every enquiry, whatever the channel, becomes one record that follows the shipment to closeout.
Customers sign, upload and track from one personal workspace instead of scattered links.
Public shipping tools, a quote request flow and a chat assistant, all feeding the same workflow.

Next.js
TypeScript
Postgres
AI chat assistant

Outcome: The forwarder now runs quoting, booking, documents, payment and closeout on one workflow, with every step on record. It is live with real customers and actively developed.

A GTA franchise dealership — online parts store

Challenge: Retail drivers and local shops needed a fast, mobile-first way to search genuine parts by vehicle fitment and submit quote or order requests without waiting on the parts counter phone line.

What we built

Full online parts catalogue with vehicle year, make, model and trim fitment search.
Structured quote and order requests routed straight to the dealership's parts counter.
Mobile-first storefront built and run by Mahara Labs for everyday counter and customer use.

Next.js
TypeScript
Postgres
Fitment search
Mobile commerce

Outcome: The dealership runs a live online parts store where retail drivers and trade buyers search fitment and submit orders around the clock, built and operated by Mahara Labs.

GTA car rental operator

Challenge: The operator needed a modern site that reads like a rental company and never promises a car the counter cannot confirm. The owner also wanted a clearer view of pricing.

What we built

A public site with search, fleet and location pages, and a simple booking request.
A reservation desk where staff confirm, hold and follow up every request, with roles for each job.
Market pricing insight that shows the owner where each vehicle class sits, delivered daily.

Next.js
TypeScript
Postgres
Scheduled reports

Outcome: The site, the reservation desk and the pricing insight are live. Card checkout is built and ready to switch on; until then, renters send a request that staff confirm.

Ontario group of companies

Challenge: The old site listed companies without saying what held them together. The group wanted to read as one institution, with each company in its place.

What we built

One living WebGL scene behind every page, carrying the group's story as you scroll.
Every company in one place, so a new one appears across the whole site at once.
Content, contact details and forms the group can keep current, with every old link still working.

Next.js
TypeScript
WebGL
three.js
GSAP

Outcome: The group now presents as one institution, with every company in a single scene. Its own people can keep the site current without touching the design.

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