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Two things I've built, start to finish

I'm taking on my first local clients now, so this page is short and honest. Both projects below were designed, built and run by me.

Alpenglow

The 09 Classic

What
A phone web app
For
Twelve golfers, two days
In use
30 and 31 October 2026
Built with
Next.js, Supabase

The brief

My own golf trip, so a personal project rather than a paid job. Twelve of us, two days on two courses, two different formats. We wanted live leaderboards and scores entered hole by hole, and it had to keep working on a course with patchy signal.

What I built

  • One link, added to the home screen. No app store, no logins.
  • Live leaderboards for both days' formats.
  • Scores that save with no signal and send when the phone finds one.
  • A notification on every phone when the lead changed.
  • A shared photo gallery and an awards ceremony at the end.

Why no app store

Everyone opened one link and added it to their home screen. That skipped Apple's US$99 a year and Google Play's US$25 sign-up, and nobody had to download anything before the first tee.

Apps I can build for you

waymarkstudio.co.nz

My own site, and the proof of the approach. Designed from scratch around one idea, a walk along a New Zealand track, and built to load fast on a phone.

Google's own speed and quality test, on a phone

Lighthouse scores on a phone, out of 100
Performance96
Accessibility100
Best practices100
SEO100

Lighthouse, mobile, out of 100. Measured on the live homepage on 6 November 2026.

The Waymark Studio homepage: a night sky over Piha behind the heading 'Find your way, leave your mark.'
The homepage, on a desktop screen.

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