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PropInfo

The platform that powers modern buyer's agencies.

A working day for an Australian buyer's agent used to mean twenty browser tabs: comparable sales in one, census figures in another, a stamp duty calculator in a third, and a spreadsheet holding it together. PropInfo collapses that into one system.

It generates AI pre-purchase assessments against comparable sales, pulls official census demographics by postcode, computes state-specific stamp duty and lenders mortgage insurance, projects thirty years of yield, cash flow and depreciation, and tracks the client from first enquiry through to settlement. Agencies run it as teams, with role-based access across shared workspaces and live portfolio valuations.

Underneath it is a data layer built for an investor-focused direction of the product: a Python ETL pipeline into PostGIS holding 5.88 million records. 5.1 million geocoded G-NAF addresses, 239,895 NSW property sales, 447,794 VIC crime records, 63,673 Census 2021 records by postcode, postal boundaries for the map overlays, and RBA cash rate history feeding the investment calculator.

Asprey Lawyers

Skilled counsel, built on relationships.

A commercial and criminal firm in West Footscray, Melbourne, serving a client base that does not all read English first. The site ships in six languages, English, Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu, French and Vietnamese, with practice areas that open in place rather than throwing the reader to a new page, and review evidence pulled through from Google.

Photography was chosen against the category instead of with it. A signed contract, a barrister's wig, a set of property keys, in place of the stock handshake every other firm uses.

Strategic Buys

Smarter property decisions, made independent.

The homepage is a film. Six scenes of one continuous take, scrubbed by scroll, opening on an adviser's hand advancing a model home across a suburb map with a gold pawn at the map's edge, then flying out over the country from there.

Adjacent scenes cross-dissolve on frame-locked seams, so the take never cuts. Separate encodes for mobile, poster stills that carry the first paint, and the whole thing server-rendered: the headline is a real heading and every word exists in the HTML before JavaScript runs. The scrub engine only drives what is already there.

Nikunj

Racing. Business. Family.

The commercial home of an Australian driver moving from Volkswagen Cup and Indian rallying into Toyota 86 development at Winton, targeting national competition. The brief was precise: when a prospective sponsor receives a proposal and searches the name, this has to read as a serious commercial programme within seconds.

Racing record, the Daddezden content brand and the partnership pitch all sit under one identity. Every career fact is client-editable through an embedded studio, so the record stays current without a developer. Partnership enquiries land in a database rather than an inbox.

iventicks

Ticketing, including the parts nobody demos.

Selling a ticket is the easy half. This one handles the other half: fraud detection on purchase patterns, refunds, event cancellation with money owed back to hundreds of holders at once, and an archive path for events that have already run.

Installable as a progressive web app, because the person scanning tickets at a gate is on a phone with unreliable signal, not a desktop.

ProForge

Never miss another job.

An AI receptionist for Australian trades. A plumber under a house cannot answer the phone, and the caller rings the next plumber. ProForge picks up instead, in an Australian voice, any hour, books the job straight into the calendar, texts the customer a confirmation, chases the quote, and puts a genuine emergency through to the tradie directly.

The marketing site argues in scenarios rather than feature lists, counts the revenue a missed call actually costs, and lets a prospect play real recorded calls before paying anything. Operators run the business from a separate dashboard.

NVRGVP

A cause site built to be found.

Content-led, structured for search and for sharing, with provider logic that resolves by country so the right information reaches the right visitor.