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What we're building right now

STMS is new. We started in March 2026. Below are six complete builds you can explore — one real site we built for a working cabinetry shop (branding withheld), and five concept builds for businesses that don't exist, grouped by the industry they were built for. Every one is a whole site you can click through, so you can judge the work itself.

Real build

A custom cabinetry shop, built from scratch

A builder specs out a whole job — cabinet type, size, wood species, finish — and it arrives as something the shop can price. Which means quoting a real job instead of returning a voicemail, and getting the evening back that phone tag used to take.

Built for a real cabinetry shop — branding withheld.

Concept builds

Health & beauty

A dental practice site with the first-visit price on the page, a booking flow the front desk never touches, and a before/after slider that refuses to fake a result. More builds for this category are in progress.

Fictional practices — built by us to show the standard, not clients.

Concept build

Vandermere & Ashcombe LLP

A case-review intake that asks its questions three at a time instead of dropping a wall of fields on someone. Which means people actually finish it, so the firm gets a case it can assess rather than a half-typed message.

Fictional firm — built by us to show the standard, not a client.

Concept builds · three sites

Restaurants

A wedding package configurator that prices the night as a couple adjusts it, a headcount calculator that turns sixty guests into pounds and pans and drops the pack in the cart, and an office catering builder that ends in a quote you can forward.

Fictional restaurants — built by us to show the standard, not clients.

Open slot

Your business, showcased next

We'd rather leave this open than fill it with a case study that isn't real. Start the conversation and it's yours.

Your build goes in that open slot

The call costs nothing and obligates you to nothing. We'll tell you what we'd build first for a business like yours, and roughly what it runs — before you decide anything.

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