Impact
The numbers are real, and cited.
Software is only worth building if the outcome is true. Every figure below is pulled from the production database that recorded it, not a marketing deck.
Counted across the portfolio
Figures are cumulative to 2026-07-27. Products still in build carry qualitative outcomes on their case pages rather than a number we cannot yet cite.
The breadth behind the numbers
The impact above comes from a handful of the products below. The rest are earlier in their life, and their pages say so plainly. What holds the roster together is not a single metric; it is that every one of these is real software, shipped, for an organisation doing real work. The discipline behind these tiles is written up in how we measure impact with software, and the studio behind them is here.
Conservation
- Co-ExistA conservation app where young people turn up, check in, and watch the count of trees in the ground rise because they came.
- SeedTreeA living map of the people already doing the world's repair work, so you can find them and join them.
- Wild MountainsEarth education, immersed in nature. A rainforest centre in the Scenic Rim where young people go in and come back changed.
Community
- Co-ExistA conservation app where young people turn up, check in, and watch the count of trees in the ground rise because they came.
- ChambersOne member app for every chamber of commerce, built so a volunteer committee with no developer can run the whole thing.
- Locals.A map that makes choosing the local option easy, with a reward you redeem at the counter before the timer runs out.
- DayCrewAnswer sixty seconds of questions and get told which circle on Saturday's sand is yours. Strangers in, friends out.
- Adventure.Sign the waiver at the trailhead and put your name on a trip that leaves Saturday. The app for grassroots adventure crews.
- A festival appStanding in a dark paddock with zero bars, and the program in your hand still knows what is on next and where.
Local economy
- StudioThe workshop behind every site we build, where the owner walks into the back room and changes their own words, with no developer in the loop.
- ChambersOne member app for every chamber of commerce, built so a volunteer committee with no developer can run the whole thing.
- Locals.A map that makes choosing the local option easy, with a reward you redeem at the counter before the timer runs out.
- ESPSWalk the esplanade of stays and find the one you could run. A marketplace for Australian accommodation businesses.
Adventure
Social
Measure the thing that matters. Then build it.