Websites are the visible part. The workflow behind them matters more.
Our work ranges from customer-facing websites and booking journeys to CRM systems, internal dashboards, operational tools, automation and larger marketplace platforms.
Selected public work
These projects demonstrate different parts of the same philosophy: understand the operation first, then build the website and software around the way the business needs to work.
A customer-facing adventure business connected to a bespoke operational system. The public website sells coaching and flying experiences; behind it sits the working infrastructure used to organise customers, bookings and delivery.
A multilingual outdoor-travel business covering guided walking, self-guided holidays and e-bike trips, with booking and customer administration designed around a small operator.
A deliberately focused rental product: clear equipment, clear proposition and a fast route from interest to booking. A useful example of when software should remain simple.
A larger platform project combining adventure discovery with bookable activity pages and tools intended to make independent adventure businesses easier to operate and easier to find.
This site is being built in the same way we approach client work: fast iterations, working demonstrations, clear customer journeys and software people can actually click.
The bit visitors usually cannot see
Click through these examples to see the kinds of layers we connect behind a customer-facing website.
The website is only one part. The useful system is the connected workflow that keeps bookings, customer information, payments, forms, staff and communication aligned.
Different products need different information, but the business still needs one place to organise the traveller, trip, payment, logistics and communication.
Instead of solving one operator's workflow, Big Adventure Map extends the model to many adventure suppliers: discovery, activities, availability and supplier-facing tools.
We use working interface demonstrations when selling a concept because a prospective customer should be able to click through the proposed workflow and understand it quickly.
Private & confidential client work
We have also built back-office CRM and business systems for other companies whose names, workflows or internal tools are not published here.
A CRM can contain commercially sensitive workflows, customer processes, pricing logic, internal administration and business data. If a client does not want their system used as public marketing material, we do not identify it.
What the portfolio is meant to prove
The job starts with what happens after an enquiry arrives, not with choosing a pretty website template.
AlgoBike can stay lean. A larger CRM can be deeper. The system should match the actual problem.
For the right project, we can build a focused demonstration around your business before the full system is developed.
Your business could be the next case study — or stay completely private.
We will help you work out whether it needs a better website, a focused internal tool, a CRM, an automation layer or a combination of them.
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