// 00 — intro
Web and mobile apps for founders and teams anywhere: designed, built and shipped by one studio, and rescued when they don’t run.
// 01 — build
New web and mobile products from an empty repo to a working release. A working link in the first week and every week after, so progress is something you click, not a report.
On screen, three cursors named Design, Frontend and Backend each bring their own swarm: design marks, interface parts and code, and build the cube together.// 02 — fix
Bugs, timeouts and half-finished features found, explained in plain words and closed, with a test so they stay closed. AI-written code that grew past its prompt included.
// 03 — ship
Live on your own domain or in the stores, with HTTPS, CI, backups and monitoring set up once, so release day is a non-event.
// 04 — scale
When it grows: faster pages, background jobs, sane hosting costs and room for the next ten thousand users, without a rewrite.
Or drag across the swarm, tap it, or press B. It repairs itself.
// 05 — work
Sites you can open right now. Point at one and the swarm draws it.
Concept · live
Real-time 3D launch site for a fictional hypercar, driven by a CMS.
Fictional concept · live
A bean-to-cup scroll journey ending in a pour-over you steer.
Fictional concept · live
A villa site that follows the real sun over one day.
Speculative product · live
A speculative laptop that comes apart into its parts as you scroll.
E-commerce demo · live
Training-wearable store with VA, QRIS, e-wallet and COD checkout. Fictional brand.
Own product · in development
Order capture for LIVE sellers on TikTok Shop, Shopee Live and more.
Concept work and own products, built end to end. Client work stays private.
Start your brief// 06 — apps
Android and iPhone, each on the phone it runs on, and honest about where it runs today.
AndroidiOS
The store as a native shopping app: catalogue, flash sale, cart and checkout.
Native app from one codebase for both; the demo build runs on Android, not in the stores. The loop shows the store on a phone.
Case study
AndroidiOS
Short dramas you install from the browser, with its own app shell and offline page.
Installable web app on Android and iPhone; no store needed.
Case studyAndroid
Guess the meaning: one English word, four Indonesian answers, three lives.
Android demo; not on Google Play. The loop steps through its real screens.
Case study// 07 — process
Small, fixed steps first, so you see real work before you commit to more. If the first step doesn’t convince you, stop there and keep the code, the notes and the design.
Start your briefFive questions, right here. No call needed to start.
A reply by email with the questions that matter, or a plain no if MR Works isn’t the right fit.
One or two weeks: an audit, a prototype or one working feature, priced before work starts.
A working link every week. Stop after any slice and keep everything it produced.
// 08 — hire
Five questions, two minutes. Watch your answers take shape, then send them. A person reads every brief.
Five short questions. The swarm draws your answers.
Rather write? hello@mrworks.dev
Or through a marketplace: Upwork, Freelancer.com