Start a project

Worthy / Work / Bramblework

Case study · Web app · Concept

Bramblework

A made-up client and production portal for creative agencies, built to show custom web app work: real tools, connected data, and dashboards people actually want to open.

Bramblework is a fictional brand made up by Worthy to show this kind of work. It is not a real company.

The Bramblework dashboard: revenue, production and request charts for an agency

The brief

Agencies run on a pile of separate tools: one for clients, one for production, one for requests, a spreadsheet for revenue. The brief was one portal where all of it is connected, so moving one thing updates everything else.

What we built

  • A front page that draws the dashboard as a blueprint and fills it in as you scroll, then opens into the app.
  • Clients and profiles for 14 fictional clients, with activity history.
  • A drag-and-drop production board. Ship a project and the dashboard, the client profile and the activity feed all update.
  • A content calendar across four channels and a request queue on a live response clock.
  • Dashboards with a replay slider: drag it and every number and chart rewinds to that week of the year.
  • A command palette (Cmd/Ctrl+K), dark mode, and table views for every chart.

The signature moment

The replay slider. Dragging back through the year and watching the whole business rewind makes the data feel alive, and it answers "how did we get here?" in seconds.

How it was built

Designed and hand-coded from scratch: no templates, no page builder. Fast on phones, tested on real devices and every major browser, and built so the content can be updated without breaking the design.

What it means for your business

Client portals, booking systems, internal dashboards and member areas are all custom web apps. If your team lives in spreadsheets and separate logins, one connected tool can save hours a week.

More work

Start a project

Got something worth scrolling?

Tell me what you're building. I reply to every message within a day, and every project gets a written quote after a short call.