I build the software busi­nesses can’t
get built in-house.

Scope your build.

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Companies I’ve built for

Payble me&u* Amber ConnectWise* Disco Labs Novatti* International Intrigue Bennelong Foundation* Merchgirls Mint Directors Association* Alex Makes Meals* Knobby

*Delivered as Solutions Architect at Supernormal Systems

The dream they could describe but not build.

The brief was a product the client could already describe in detail: a member portal where subscribers see everything in one place, skip a month, manage their own account, inside the brand’s own app. What nobody had managed was getting it built. Four months later it was in production: one engineer carrying the full stack from database to screen, live in front of the entire subscriber base with no soft launch. If you can describe the thing you want built, the hard part is closer to done than you think.

Three screens from the Knobby member portal: the next drop reveal, skipping a month, and a scanned collectable card.

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Delivered as Solutions Architect at Supernormal Systems.

Their product catalogue now runs itself.

Custom merchandise for some of Australia’s best-known organisations, with orders in Salesforce and invoices in Xero. Underneath the storefront now sits one data backbone: the team’s working database stays their daily surface, and every other system reads from the same truth, with nobody re-typing anything.

97.6%Products matching cleanly across all systems, up from 74%

A grid of branded merchandise on the live Merchgirls store, fed by the product catalogue backbone.

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Delivered as Solutions Architect at Supernormal Systems.

The design system that got engineering excited.

A rebrand of their payments product, a redesigned interface, and a design system their own team could build from. The test of a design system is what happens after handover: their product team demoed the new screens to engineering themselves, and asked for me by name when they wanted the component-level walkthrough. The handover pack went on to brief the two downstream agencies that carried the implementation.

The Autopaid payments dashboard, one of the product surfaces delivered with the design system.

Absolutely amazing approach to service delivery. Like nothing that I have ever experienced, beyond what was expected in both professionalism and outcome.

VP & General Manager, Payments

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Delivered as Solutions Architect at Supernormal Systems.

Replatforming a listed company’s corporate site.

Novatti is an ASX-listed Australian payments group whose brand and corporate site read like the company it used to be. The engagement was the full journey: brand strategy built in workshops with their leadership, a delivered identity and storytelling system, and a complete redesign of the corporate site. Then the move itself: compliance documents and load-bearing URLs mapped link by link, a structured QA program run by the client’s own people, and a DNS cutover on the live corporate domain with nothing dropped.

A billboard from the delivered Novatti brand system: find your way through payments.

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Delivered as Solutions Architect at Supernormal Systems.

If some version of that sounds familiar, the front door is a conversation, not a commitment. Start with a scope.