Not mockups or templates — real sites, live right now, for real businesses. Click any of them and see for yourself.
Every site here is live and open to the public — client work and the software we build and run ourselves, side by side. A village pub, a national trading card show, a fantasy accessories brand, a mobile coffee trailer, a trading card platform, a networking directory and more.
A village pub with over 70 dishes spread across several menus and no good way to show them off. We built a five-page site that puts the food first — full menus with dietary information on every dish, a separate Dexter’s Lounge lunch menu, events and offers, and a gallery. Table bookings go straight through to the pub.
A trading card show promoter running events across the UK and expanding into the USA. We rebuilt their site as a proper events platform — every show with its own page, vendor and sponsor listings, ticket links and UK/USA switching. Behind it sits an admin area so the team adds and edits shows themselves, without coming back to us.
A maker of 3D-printed and wooden fantasy gaming accessories — mimic dice chests, dice towers, display pieces — whose whole business lived on someone else’s marketplace. We built a dark-fantasy brand site with its own product catalogue and live pricing, so the work finally has a home the owner controls.
Molly runs a mobile espresso trailer out of Great Barford, hired for weddings, parties, corporate events and community gatherings. We built a four-page site that does the quoting groundwork — hire packages, a full drinks menu with a gallery of the trailer, and an enquiry form that captures the date, location, event type and guest numbers up front, so every enquiry arrives with enough detail to price it.
Our biggest build. A progressive web app for the trading card trade — point a phone camera at a card and it reads the name and number, then matches it against a multi-language catalogue covering Pokémon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece and Lorcana. On top sits searchable vendor inventory, live pricing and event floorplans, tested at real UK card shows.
A guide to business networking across the UK — breakfast clubs, lunch clubs, founder dinners, talks and award nights, all in one place. Search by town and it maps what’s on within range of you. Hosts list their own rooms and manage them from a dashboard, and the reviews come from people who actually turned up.
The Microsoft 365 arm of Digivide, and its own website. Power BI dashboards, Power Automate workflows, Excel models and SharePoint intranets — built for small businesses already paying for software they have never fully switched on. Same principle as everything else we do: use what you already have, properly.
A digital business card that lives on your phone. Build it in the browser, then share it by tap, QR code or link — no printing, no running out, never out of date. We built it before Digivide had a single paying client, and made it free on purpose.
Our newest build, and not quite open yet. Hugo turns a spreadsheet into a clear, interactive dashboard — upload an Excel or CSV file, or connect a live data source, and you get something readable in minutes rather than days. No formulas to write, no code. Sign up on the site and we’ll tell you the moment it opens.
Every project on this page started with a conversation and no obligation. Tell us what your business does and what your current site isn’t doing, and we’ll tell you honestly whether we can help — and roughly what it would cost.
Start with a free chat. No sales pitch, no obligation — just a straight answer on what your website needs and what it would cost.