The Woodster Shop
A custom storefront and back office, built as one system — not a theme with a pile of apps.
A theme makes your store look like the last three stores your customer visited — and every feature is another monthly app injecting scripts into your pages.
The Woodster Shop needed a storefront that looked like nobody's, and a back office that wasn't a subscription pile. So we built it headless — one codebase, owned end to end.
A custom headless build, not a plug-in stack.
A Next.js 16 storefront on Sanity CMS, with Stripe checkout, Clerk accounts and Shippo fulfilment, deployed on Vercel. Every surface is designed, not chosen from a marketplace.
The Art Wall Designer
Customers arrange laser-cut pieces and preview the whole wall before they buy. It reads live from the product catalog and writes back a saved wall to the customer's account — a purpose-built tool a marketplace theme has no way to produce.
The shop and the back office are the same build.
Inventory, margins, orders, shipping-label buying, analytics and an Etsy channel all run from one codebase — not a storefront bolted to a stack of subscription apps.
26 Sanity schemas model the whole business.
Not just products and variations — raw materials, suppliers, purchase orders, manufacturing runs and box profiles are all first-class content.