AI-native designand engineering.

Full rebuild for a family-owned ADT authorized dealer serving Texas and Florida. Smart home security, 24/7 monitoring, life safety, and home automation — with a custom theme, location landing pages, and a leads pipeline behind a password-protected admin. Shown as shipped on a frozen showcase fork.

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A second company launched under the Bulldog roof, built from nothing: a HomeWater dealer selling whole-home filtration, drinking water, point-of-use and replacement systems across four Texas metros. The lead offer is a free in-home water test rather than a quote form, so the site is built to book a visit. It ships with its own control panel — leads, traffic, errors, FAQs, users, two-factor — because a new company needs to run itself from day one.

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The third company under the Bulldog roof: an authorized Trimlight dealer installing permanent LED lighting that is invisible by day and programmable by night. Eight product categories from holiday runs to game-day colours and commercial work, seven Houston-area cities, and the same self-service control panel as its sister site. The service area stops at the Houston metro on purpose, because that is exactly what the dealer registration covers.

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The fourth Bulldog company, and the one with the narrowest audience: a capability site aimed at contracting officers and prime contractors rather than homeowners. Eighteen years and 30,000+ protected homes behind it, the SAM identifiers a buyer checks first put in the hero, and a past-performance page that says plainly the company is new to federal work instead of dressing commercial jobs up as contracts.

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Complete WordPress → Next.js 16 rebuild for a Houston awning manufacturer serving Texas since 1984. 64 prerendered pages including 36 city landing pages with unique local content, LocalBusiness + FAQPage schema, llms.txt for AI-search visibility, live Google reviews, Resend + Turnstile lead form, and a password-protected Umami analytics dashboard. Shown as shipped on a frozen showcase fork.

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Custom build for a La Porte, TX provider of non-destructive testing equipment — rental, sales, calibration, and repair across ultrasonic, RVI, PMI, X-ray, and eddy-current. Equipment catalog organized by application, online quote-cart workflow, and an oil & gas / petrochemical content depth that ranks for industrial-buyer intent. Shown as shipped on a frozen showcase fork.

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A WordPress rebuild that kept going. Utilities Plus coordinates electricity, internet and TV, smart security, gas and water, water filtration, moving services, home warranty and insurance referrals for people about to move house — one rep, no charge to the homeowner. It now runs on its own control panel: the office edits page copy, FAQs, providers and media, works the leads, and reads its own traffic without touching a developer.

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Full WordPress → Next.js 16 rebuild for a Houston chemical & refining partner that turns byproducts and off-spec streams into revenue. Verbatim content migration including the real 183-chemical product catalog, full team bios, a cinematic full-screen refinery hero video, the client's own industry line-art icon set, and the complete Mako security + AI-search baseline. Shown as shipped on a frozen showcase fork.

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Ground-up build for a women-owned, mother-daughter independent insurance agency writing personal, commercial, farm, bonds, and specialty coverage across 33+ states. Custom navy brand with a script-accent hero and light/dark theming, an MFA-protected client portal with a document vault and coverage-specific quote requests, a full admin CRM with HawkSoft integration, and a GLBA-aware security baseline. Shown as shipped on a frozen showcase fork.

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Full rebuild of a family-owned dog boat ladder brand from Wix to an AI-native storefront: a cinematic AI hero video anchored to real product photos, Remmy the product-trained chat assistant (MakoChat), a Claude-vision Fit Check that reads customers' boat photos with a human always confirming, a dedicated waterfowl-hunter landing page, drag-and-drop photo uploads, and Stripe checkout — with the old site's search rankings preserved. Shown as shipped on a frozen showcase fork.

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Nobody hired us for this one. StressAD is a Houston aerospace and defense engineering firm whose site runs on WordPress, and we rebuilt it on spec to show what their own material looks like in a faster shell: an animated blueprint hero, a fixed capability rail, and all 30 routes carrying their writing, photography, technical illustrations and PDFs across intact. Their live site is untouched. The proposal build is noindexed and carries a proposal notice on every page so it can never be mistaken for theirs.

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An AI receptionist for phone-driven service businesses. Mae picks up on the first ring day or night, books and qualifies the caller, screens spam and robocalls, warm-transfers the urgent ones to a human, and delivers a transcript, summary, recording, and lead after every call. Live demo line, flat published pricing from $24.95/mo, a customer dashboard for calls and leads, and 20+ industry and solution landing pages.

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A full monitoring platform: seven check types from two continents as often as every 30 seconds, real-browser checks that catch JavaScript errors, AI that diagnoses the root cause within a minute of an incident opening, phone calls that read the alert aloud, heartbeat monitoring for cron jobs, and branded public status pages. Free for 5 monitors, $15/mo for 50. Every Mako client site is on it.

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Mae answers the visitors a small business misses. She reads the company's own website to learn the business, replies in a real conversation rather than a decision tree, books onto the actual calendar, and emails the lead the moment it happens. Self-setup takes about fifteen minutes; the same assistant escalates to a phone call on the top tier. Running on live client sites, not a demo.

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Desktop app plus marketing site for MakoBytes' cross-project AI memory tool. Code-signed installer, in-app auto-updater, Skills Exchange.

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The Windows screen-capture app Mac users have had for years, plus the product site, account portal, and billing behind it. Region, window, and scrolling capture, a native markup editor, screen recording with audio, pin-to-screen, and on-device OCR in 25+ languages — free forever locally, with an $8/mo Pro tier for hosted sharing. The homepage is a scroll-scrubbed cinematic that flies into a workstation and shows the app doing the work.

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MakoOS: the entire product site runs as a desktop — boot screen, draggable windows, taskbar, start menu. PixelCopy and MakoBot ship installed, code-signing is shown as a certificate dialog, and a captcha-gated contact form composes like an email client.

A landing site whose hero is a pre-rendered continuous camera flight, scrubbed frame-by-frame by the scroll position: dusk exterior, into the interior, an alert beat, an operations centre, back out to a calm night and the CTA. Filmed twice natively — 16:9 for desktop and a real 9:16 vertical for phones. Available to license and rebrand.

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A production-ready, brandable website template for industrial, manufacturing, and B2B-supply businesses. One-file rebranding, SEO and security baked in, and a Resend-wired quote form. Built as a Mako Studio product, licensed per project.

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Professional healthcare site for a family psychiatry practice with 30+ years in The Woodlands, TX. Provider bios, services, secure intake forms, clinical trials, HIPAA-aware content. Shown as shipped on a frozen showcase fork.

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A WordPress rebuild for a Conroe investigation firm that has screened hires for Fortune 500 companies and government agencies since 2005 — pre-employment screening, background checks, DOT drug testing and legal investigations. Built and finished, deliberately not switched on: their client portal has to move across first, because a login going dark for a day is worse than an old site staying up for a month.

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