Forty-one projects shown here. More than a thousand delivered — most under agreements that do not allow naming the client.
Each entry below is a case study: what the client’s problem was, what was built, and the decision that shaped it.
Law firms 15
Fifteen practices, from single-district firms to international chambers. Each one competes for a different client, so each site argues a different case.
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Notary & document services 4
Documents that must be stamped in one country and accepted in another, for clients who cannot be in the room.
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Marriage & family law 4
Court marriage, registration and divorce — including for couples and non-resident Nepalis handling it from abroad.
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Platforms & software 2
Where the product is the software, not the website — a searchable national register, and a listing platform built to escape its own cold start.
Travel & hospitality 5
Trekking operators, a homestay and a Thamel hotel — businesses selling to people who have never been to Nepal.
Retail & e-commerce 5
Storefronts where the deadline is the product — same-day flowers, or the one ingredient a diaspora kitchen cannot buy locally.
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Wellness 2
One spa on two domains, deliberately: one takes category search and publishes prices, the other serves people who already know the name.
Education & careers 2
Study-abroad and career guidance, where the buyer is a family weighing a consultant they cannot verify.
Recruitment & construction 2
Gulf manpower supply and Nepali construction — trades where the client is buying accountability, not a brochure.
