Websites, Apps and Screens for BC Businesses.
You work directly with the person doing the work. Scope stays clear, decisions stay visible, and you can run what we hand over yourself — no black box, no surprises.
One studio, start to finish.
Website builds

Since 2011 we’ve built for schools, farms and local businesses across BC — Maan Farms (brand and site, 2011), Little Lamb, Credo Christian High School and Tulip. Everything from a first simple site to a platform a whole team runs on.
What your website should do
- Load in a blink, on any phone.
- Say what you do — in five seconds flat.
- Make your business look as good as it is.
- Be easy for you to update, with no developer needed.
- Turn visitors into enquiries.
- Stay yours — you own the code and the data.
Interactive touchscreens

For sales centres, museums, libraries and town halls — screens visitors use on their own: tours, wayfinding, browsing and booking. Built by the same studio as your website, so what’s on screen stays current without a second system. Try a live sample — the real thing, not a video — before we build anything.
Not included: the screen itself. You source the hardware; we build the software that runs on it.
What a touchscreen should do
- Start in one tap — before anyone has to ask.
- Hold up to a full day of public use.
- Let each visitor go at their own pace.
- Free your staff for the people who need them.
- Answer the question visitors actually came in with.
- Look like part of the space, not a kiosk.
Telegram Mini App development

A Mini App is a small app that lives inside Telegram. If your customers already gather there, it turns that audience into a channel you own. We’ve built this before: Tulip Reformed Books runs one inside Telegram.
Telegram reaches over a billion people — but strongest where your customers already gather. That’s the real test: are they there?
What a Mini App should do
- Open in one tap — no app store, no install, any phone.
- Sell and take payment inside the chat.
- Bring customers back with notifications they actually open.
- Update instantly — no resubmission, no review.
- Costs less to build and run than a native app.
- Run on the same data as your website.
Prefer to talk it through?
Tell us what you’re working on and we’ll come back with scope, a timeline and a written quote before anything starts. Small sites usually go live in two to four weeks.