The work
Eight systems.
Sixteen demos.
All of it live.
Four of them are written up properly: the brief, the part that was genuinely difficult, and the decisions that followed. Architecture diagram first, because that is what shows the thinking. The rest are listed honestly, with a screenshot each and no essay attached.
The provider abstraction is the whole point. Bedrock and OpenAI are interchangeable behind it, and PDF rendering was pulled off the client entirely, because a browser you do not control is not a rendering engine.
Six modules, one permission layer. The sidebar is generated from a user's role rather than hidden with CSS, so routes they are not entitled to do not exist for them.
SEO metadata and JSON-LD are fields on the content model, not template logic. Staff edit a treatment; its structured data updates with it, because there is no second place to forget.
The scheduler is the interesting node. An unanswered RSVP looks exactly like an unseen one, so the system chases on a timer rather than leaving the host to guess who to call.
Also shipped
Built, live, no
case study written.
Four proper write-ups are worth more than eight thin ones. These are real and running. Ask about any of them and I will walk you through it.
05Recruitment platform/2024internal
BlingHire
Job postings, applications and candidate tracking in one pipeline.
06Marketplace/2025live
Venue Bling Square
A marketplace connecting event hosts with wedding halls and banquet spaces.
07Clinic platform/2025live
Foot Ark Clinic
Treatment and rehabilitation platform for a Mumbai foot & ankle specialist.
08Internal tool/2024internal
Attendance Module
Check-in, leave requests and reporting, feeding the ERP payroll run.
Productised
Four trades.
Four designs each.
Sixteen live demos.
A subscription product for small businesses that need a site rather than a project. One content model per trade, four genuinely different visual directions, not one theme with the colours swapped, each deployed on its own subdomain and maintained. Open any of them; they are all running right now.
16 deployments, one codebase pattern. The reason this is on a page aimed at agencies: it is the clearest evidence I systematise rather than rebuild from scratch every time.