PULSE.
Realtime SaaS dashboard that made churn boring. websocket heartbeats, charts that move like water.
A tiny museum for big flexes — sites that shipped, slapped, and left the internet speechless.
(01) — the wall
Six sites, six stories. Built late, shipped loud. Click one if you brag responsibly.
Realtime SaaS dashboard that made churn boring. websocket heartbeats, charts that move like water.
Photography portfolio that scrolls like silk and burns like film. Scroll-jacked, motion-blurred, unbothered.
Game landing where the hero IS the demo. Playable intro, sprite-sharp at 120hz, sound on.
Newsletter brand people actually open. 62% open rate, vibe-tested, pixel-perfect down to the fallback font.
Docs site people actually read. Search that feels psychic and zero TODOs left in the codebase.
Event site that made guests emotional at the loading screen. Yes, the loading screen.
valued in flexpoints · audited by nobody · not financial advice
(02) — the manifesto
WEDON'TBUILDWEBSITES.WEBUILDRECEIPTS—PROOFYOUSHIPPED,PROOFITSLAPS,ANDPROOFTHEINTERNETSTAYEDUPALLNIGHTBECAUSEOFYOU.
(03) — under the hood
Lenis smooth-wheel plus spring physics. Scrolling feels like satin, not a spreadsheet.
Strict TS end to end. The types argue back, so bugs never RSVP.
Every interaction budgeted. Jank is not on the guest list.
git push → live in about 40 seconds. Zero-config deploys, preview links on every branch.
Because light mode is a cry for help. Theme switch shipped, but nobody clicks it.
Framer Motion springs on entry, hover, exit — even the states have states.
(04) — word on the street
What people say when nobody's grading them. Slightly dramatized, never wrong.
“I don't know who built this, but I think the deploy button got scared of them.”
“Refreshed it four times just to feel the preloader again. Zero regrets.”
“The FPS was the first thing I checked. It's real. I'm still processing.”
(05) — your turn
Send the link. If it slaps, it gets a wall slot, a story, and eternal bragging rights.
No briefs needed. Attach the URL.