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Nine projects, and who each one was for.

Three are our own products. Three are under client agreement — named, but without the detail behind them. The two we can show in full come first.

What we can show in full.Both are already public, so there’s nothing here to protect.

The Kando sign-in screen, showing the wordmark, the sign-in form and the brand's figure motif
Raykan Technologies

Kando.

Time tracking and workforce management. We led UI/UX end to end — the interface, the icon set, and the design system and brand guidelines the team keeps building from.

Workforce software is where usability stops being a preference: the people entering their hours aren’t the people who bought the product, and nobody sent them on a course to learn it. The design work was mostly about removing the need for one.

Client
Raykan Technologies
Role
UI/UX, end to end
Scope
Product design, icon set, design system
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The Atty. Bihag home page: the name set in a serif display face beside a line drawing of a balanced scale
Law practice

Krystyll Ann Bihag.

A practice site for a Cebu-based attorney admitted to the Philippine Bar in 2025 — the practice areas, the credentials, and a way to ask for a consultation, all on one page.

A new practice has no case history to show, so the site has to carry the credibility itself. That put the weight on the typography and on one drawn mark rather than on stock photography of a courtroom, and it’s why the practice areas read as a considered list rather than a menu.

Client
Krystyll Ann Bihag, Atty.
Role
Design and build
Scope
Identity, website
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The three we own.Software we ship because nobody paid us to — so we can show all three.

The Budqo dashboard: a monthly take-home figure, a row of in, out and allocated totals, and cards counting funded envelopes, goals and debts
Live

Budqo

Envelope budgeting for Filipino earners. Sync a bank, give every peso a job, and track debts down to a payoff date.

Open ↗
Coming soon

Budqo Pro

Finance management for businesses, schools and government, built on what Budqo learned.

Coming soon

Navix

Guides Filipinos through government document processes, one step at a time.

The ones you can’t open.One internal, three under agreement. Named — and that’s as far as it goes.

Minokode · in-houseShipped

B2B Product Portal

An internal product portal — catalogue management, ordering flows, and the admin behind both. Built in-house at Minokode, as lead front-end developer.

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FintechUnder agreement

Lenders

A mobile lending platform: loan origination, the approval path, and repayments.

Pre-launchUnder agreement

Shopped

A consumer e-commerce platform, built end to end and not yet launched.

City Gov. of MandaueUnder agreement

Centralized System

An internal platform replacing paper processes across city government offices.

We’d rather name them and stop there than show you a blurred screenshot and call it a portfolio.

Where this came from.Two studios, the same hands, both still live.

The Code Sculpt Solutions home page: the headline “We shape software with our hands” beside a soft abstract illustration

Code Sculpt Solutions

2022

The studio this one grew out of, and still running. The same hands, weighted to the creative side — the technical half joined later.

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The Jekiru home page: the wordmark set very large, with a panel listing stack, location and reply time

Jekiru

2021

The founder’s own portfolio, from before there was a studio to sign the work with.

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Yours would be on this page too.

Named if you’re happy to be, described without the numbers if you’re not. That’s the trade, and it’s the right way round.