Full-stack software for cool people with serious ideas.
Product thinking, strong design, and full-stack engineering—from the first scrappy sketch to the dependable system people use every day.
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Production applications, commerce platforms, APIs, backends, and frontends built as one coherent system. |
Working proofs of concept that turn a rough idea into something real, testable, and ready for the next decision. |
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Thoughtful connections between platforms, payments, content, data, and the awkward legacy system nobody wants to touch. |
Maintenance, releases, reliability, technical stewardship, and steady improvements after launch. |
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Direction, interface design, interaction details, design systems, and the visual character that makes software feel alive. |
Architecture reviews, discovery, roadmaps, and an experienced second brain for difficult product decisions. |
We open-source the useful pieces: the foundations of our Superfunky commerce stack and focused WordPress tools.
| Project | Purpose |
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| Superfunky Storefront | React, TypeScript, and Vite storefront for headless WordPress and WooCommerce |
| Superfunky Theme | Headless WordPress block theme with WPGraphQL and WooGraphQL integration |
| Superfunky Licensing | Public license activation and signed update bootstrap |
Every managed headless environment runs the same storefront release with a capability-aware backend profile. The native WordPress development backend is listed separately for setup visibility. These badges are live HTTP status checks, not manually maintained labels.
| Environment | Profile | Status |
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| superfunky.pro | Flagship Pro commerce |  |
| developer.superfunky.pro | Developer example |  |
| free-blog.superfunky.pro | Free CMS/blog |  |
| free-shop.superfunky.pro | Free commerce |  |
| pro-shop.superfunky.pro | Pro commerce |  |
| dev.superfunky.pro | Default WordPress backend |  |
Admin Dark Mode · macOS Dots Pro · Page Menu Organizer · Auto Assign Guest Orders · Dynamic Tag Category · Woo Google Sheets
Good weird. Solid engineering.
- Human first: accessible interfaces and understandable systems.
- Secure by design: permissions, verification, privacy, and safe boundaries.
- Native where it matters: platform conventions before new infrastructure.
- Built to keep working: maintainable source, documentation, and testing.
- Never beige: serious engineering can still have a point of view.
Bring us an early idea, a growing product, a tangled integration, or a system that deserves better care. Make something cool →