Our Work

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    United Nations
    Country Team Sites

    140+ UN member countries, each with their own microsite — their own content, languages, and editors — all on a single platform. That's a massive cost saving compared to everyone running their own thing. But keeping a beast like this up 24/7/365 with millions of visitors is no small feat. We've been at it for over five years, and we're still learning what "at scale" really means.

    haiti.un.org iran.un.org jordan.un.org
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    OpenScholar —
    Harvard University

    What started as a two-week gig turned into a five-year relationship with four developers working full-time. We almost didn't get it — they weren't sure a small company could handle Harvard's scale. Honestly? We weren't entirely sure either. Harvard needed one platform for faculties, departments, and projects to run their own websites. It hosted hundreds of sites at its peak, and as an open source project, was installed in dozens of other universities.

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    E-Heza
    Health Application

    In rural Rwanda, internet can disappear for days. Mothers with HIV carry their babies for hours to reach the nearest health center for checkups, counseling, and nutrition supplements. E-Heza is the app health workers use when they get there — it's offline-first, meaning it can work with absolutely no internet, because there's no other way.

    tipglobalhealth.org
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    The Jewish
    Educator Portal

    A hub for Jewish educators to find resources, connect with peers, and sign up for professional development. The main site feeds content to satellite sites, so everything stays in sync without anyone duplicating work.

    educator.jewishedproject.org
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    Casa Del Lector —
    Making Memory Come Alive

    A tablet-optimized museum experience for the "Depósito de Memoria" exhibit in Madrid. Visitors explored streams of Jewish memory and European culture through touch-enhanced interaction with archival material from across the continent.

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    Your Project

    We might be a good match. There's also a real chance we won't — we've turned down projects we weren't right for, and we've had projects that taught us hard lessons about our own limits. If you're looking for a partner who'll be honest about what they don't know, let's talk.