Services · Digital Products & Creative Technology
For ideas that need more than a website.
Interactive tools, learning products, AI workflows and creative projects, taken from rough idea to something people can open, use and share. You see a working prototype before you commit to the full build.
Recently shipped
- An interactive sports analysis app
- A 38-module AI course with a companion app
- A picture book, from manuscript to print and eBook
- A clickable prototype for a golf club website
Every one started as an idea and a conversation. Yours can too.
Approach
Prototype first, then build
Pricing
Fixed price, with options
Ownership
You own what we make
Works with
Your existing site and tools
What I build
Four kinds of product, one way of working.
Whatever the format, it starts with who will use it and what they need to get done.
01
Interactive experiences
Data tools, calculators, visual explainers and micro-sites that people actually use and pass along.
Example: the IU analysis app
02
Educational products
Courses, guides and learning apps in plain English, with practice built into every lesson.
Example: Everyday AI
03
Digital resources and assets
Templates, design systems, toolkits and print-ready creative files your team can reuse.
Example: a published picture book
04
Creative tech integrations
Connect your forms, content, payments and AI tools so work flows without copy and paste.
Example: everyday AI automations
Live work
Don’t take my word for it. Open them.
Each of these is live right now. Click through and judge the work for yourself.
Interactive app
IU contender analysis
A pre-season interactive analysis of Indiana football’s case. The season played out, and the read beat the consensus.
#8 vs #20
our preseason read vs. the AP poll
Learning product
Everyday AI
A practical AI app paired with a jargon-free online course, built so every lesson ends in something you can do.
38
plain-English course modules
Publishing
With a Little Help & a Lot of Heart
A picture book about friendship and inclusion: written, art-directed, prepped for print and published independently.
Print + eBook
concept to published book, in-house
Prototype
LOFS golf club website
A working prototype the club’s leadership could tap through and share before approving a build.
Live
clickable before the build was approved
The IU app is an independent studio project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Indiana University.
How it works
Four phases. You can try it at every step.
No disappearing for months. You’ll have something to click at the end of the first phase.
1
Discovery and blueprint
Who it’s for, what it must do, and what to leave out of version one.
A spec and a clickable prototype
2
Design sprint
The screens, flows and visual system, tested with real people early.
Interactive designs and a UI kit
3
Build
The product comes together on a private staging link you can try any time.
A working staging version
4
Launch and grow
Go live, watch how people use it, and plan the next round.
Live product and documentation
Ways to work together
Start small, or build the whole thing.
Every proposal gives you fixed-price options, so you choose the scope and know the cost before work begins.
Option 01
Product MVP
One core feature, built well, to test the idea with real users.
- Discovery and prototype
- One core feature, fully built
- Launch-ready in about 3 weeks
Best for testing an idea
Fixed price, quoted per project
Most complete
Option 02
Full product build
The complete product, designed and built end to end.
- Everything in the MVP
- Full feature set and design system
- Content tools and analytics
Typically 6–8 weeks
Fixed price, quoted per project
Option 03
Studio partner
Ongoing design and development as your product grows.
- New features on a regular rhythm
- Updates, fixes and support
- Quarterly reviews and planning
Month to month
Monthly retainer
Questions
What people usually ask first
What counts as a digital product?
Anything people use rather than just read: an app, an interactive tool, an online course, a template kit, a book or an automated workflow. If you’re not sure, describe the idea and I’ll tell you.
Do I need the idea fully worked out?
No. Most projects start rough. The discovery phase turns the idea into a clear first version and a prototype you can react to.
Who owns the finished product?
You do. Ownership of the work transfers to you once the project is signed off and paid.
Can it work with my existing website or tools?
Usually, yes. I can connect to WordPress and other content systems, payment tools and most services with an API.
What happens after launch?
You get documentation and a handover. If you’d like ongoing help, the studio partner option covers updates, fixes and new features.
Let’s connect
Tell me about your idea.
A sentence or two is plenty. I’ll reply with a few questions and, if it’s a fit, a plan for a first prototype.
- I read your note and reply with a few questions
- We talk it through on a short call
- You get a proposal with fixed-price options
Prefer email? hello@creativetech.studio
