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AI Florist Singapore: a three-agent commerce platform selling flowers on web, WhatsApp, and Telegram
Buying flowers in Singapore is emotional, occasion-driven work. You are sending a get-well bouquet to a friend in hospital, arranging an anniversary surprise, or trying to find the right sympathy arrangement for a family you have never met. Every other florist online makes you scroll through fifty bouquets and hope the photo matches the moment. We wanted to test a different idea: what if you could just describe the occasion in your own words and have a bouquet designed for you on the spot? The catch was timing. We wanted to put the idea in front of real customers in 48 hours, not 48 days, and we wanted to keep building on it after launch.
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Clover Global: moving a 25-year-old office-supplies business onto a modern storefront, with search and merchant cleanup in progress
Clover Global has been supplying offices, businesses, and government agencies in Singapore with IT equipment, printer consumables, and stationery since the year 2000. Twenty-five years of catalogue depth, a loyal corporate customer base, and a website that still ran on an old web framework where every page click triggered a postback, search engines struggled to crawl the catalogue, and the order flow ended in an email rather than a checkout. The team needed three things to move forward. A modern storefront they could actually trust to take orders. A back-office that connected the warehouse, the website, and the marketplaces they wanted to expand onto. A quotation flow that could handle corporate and government RFQs alongside walk-in B2C orders. All of it had to happen without ever taking the business offline.
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House of Kpop: building the custom commerce tools a K-pop store needs, the ones the platform does not ship out of the box
House of Kpop sells official, authentic K-pop albums and merch to Singapore fans, both online and across mall stores. The way fans shop is unusual. Comebacks land on a schedule, fan-sign slots sell out in minutes, and lucky draws are a core part of the fun. Off-the-shelf store apps were never built for any of that. They take a cut, they cannot tie a prize back onto the order a fan already paid for, and they keep the customer list on someone else's system. The store already worked and already had traffic, so a ground-up rebuild was the wrong move. What House of Kpop needed was a set of custom tools sitting on top of the live shop, plus an honest read on where stock and channels actually stood, so a large amount of aged inventory could start moving.
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Windflower Florist: #1 and #2 rankings on Singapore's biggest flower searches, plus paid social reach at scale
Windflower had something most businesses do not: a great product and customers who genuinely loved it. What they did not have was one coordinated way to grow. Search was being handled in one place, paid ads in another, email in a third, and the operations team was juggling a patchwork of off-the-shelf storefront apps that did not talk to each other. The brief was not "build us a new website". It was something harder. Run Windflower as one connected growth operation, where every change had to defend the search rankings, protect the paid revenue, and keep the team running smoothly through peak seasons like Mother's Day and Valentine's.
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JW Motoring: a Singapore car workshop with 14 top-30 rankings and a lead pipeline the team can actually use
JW Motoring is a Singapore car workshop with real depth of service. Their old website was not turning Google searches into actual bookings. People who needed a workshop were finding them, then leaving without making an inquiry. We needed to fix that quickly. Better SEO so the right people land on the site. Clearer paths to a quote or WhatsApp message. A private dashboard the JW team could actually use to manage incoming leads. None of it could turn into a six-month rebuild. The workshop needed inquiries flowing in weeks, not quarters.
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ZAPCLEAN: a brand-new Singapore cleaning business with measurable search rankings and a closed-loop lead pipeline in six weeks
ZAPCLEAN was brand new in a crowded category. High-pressure cleaning, drain jetting, and facade work in Singapore. A new domain in a market like that one does not get to coast on brand recognition. Every customer was going to find them through search, WhatsApp, or word of mouth, so the website and the inquiry funnel had to do the heavy lifting from day one. The team also needed to run the business themselves. Handle inquiries, send invoices, track jobs. Without engineering bottlenecks slowing them down.
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