Work you can open and check for yourself
We only show projects that run publicly. You can open each one, walk through its journey and judge it yourself. We do not add sales results we have not measured.
20 minutes online. You get a straight answer: buy, build or drop it.
- What we show
- Two Medusa stores and a B2B product
- Technology
- Medusa.js and Next.js
- Access
- Running publicly
The evidence is a working product, not a claim.
Case studies
Medusa.js, Next.js and Payload CMS · 70 products, 4 surfaces, 3 brandsImpregnatyBC: a store that matches a sealer to the surface and sells to companies at trade prices.ImpregnatyBC case study: a construction chemicals store on Medusa.js. Selection by surface and problem, a coverage calculator, company accounts active from sign-up, net prices and volume tiers.Read the case study 
Medusa.js and Next.js · 85 products, 20 categoriesAlufix: an online store on Medusa.js with a complete purchase path.Alufix case study: a Medusa.js store with a catalog of 85 products from seven brands, product variants, cart and checkout for consumers and companies.Read the case study 
3,494 products · Excel import and exportRader: a 3,494-product catalog and an AI assistant that asks like a sales rep.Rader case study: a catalog of 3,494 technical products, Excel import and export instead of an ERP integration, and an AI sales assistant that asks first.Read the case study How we describe our work
Each case study describes the task, the scope of our work and what you can check yourself in the working product. We mark the limits of the evidence explicitly.
Sales results also depend on the client’s marketing, offer and team. That is why we do not take credit for growth we have not measured.
Questions about our work
Why do you not show sales results?
Results also depend on the client’s marketing, offer and team. We publish what we can prove: a working product and the scope of our work.
Is all of your work built on Medusa?
No. Alufix and ImpregnatyBC run on Medusa.js, while Rader is a B2B product built in Next.js. Medusa is our e-commerce specialisation, but we choose technology to fit the task.
Do you build products other than stores?
Yes, when the product supports sales: technical catalogues, selection tools and B2B portals. Rader is an example of such a project.
Want to see how this would work for you?
Tell us about your sales process. In 20 minutes, we will work out what is worth building first.