We build the brand, the website, and the systems behind your business — and when the idea is physical, we get it made in China, speaking with suppliers directly in Mandarin.
Start with one, or bring us the whole idea. No one should have to translate their business into technical language before getting useful help — start with what you are trying to do.
01
Think · Strategy, naming & brand
Get clear before you spend.
We work out what the business needs, who it is for, and how it should look and sound — then give it a name and an identity people remember. We named Think Build Make and Coro 衣记, and contributed to the naming of Remit86.
Typical first step: a working session to define the idea and the plan.
Business and product strategy
Naming
Logo and identity
Brand voice
02
Build · Websites, portals & automation
Look credible online. Run with less admin.
Websites that explain what you do and bring in enquiries, portals where customers serve themselves, and automations that take repetitive work off your team — with AI only where it genuinely helps.
Typical first step: a scoped first phase that goes live quickly.
Websites and e-commerce
Customer and admin portals
Workflow automation
AI integration with your tools
03
Make · Product development & China sourcing
Get your product made — by the right supplier.
We turn the idea into a brief suppliers can quote, find the right factory through our sourcing network in China, talk to suppliers directly in Mandarin, and coordinate samples until you are ready to produce.
Typical first step: a product brief and a supplier shortlist.
Product briefs
Supplier search in China
Direct supplier communication
Sample coordination
Who we work best with
Founders launching a product brandYou need the product made, and somewhere beautiful to sell it.
Businesses working across bordersLatin American and Chinese companies reaching North America — and the other way round.
Growing businesses with too much adminYou have customers. Now you need systems that keep up.
Build your project
Pick what you need. Watch it take shape.
Tick the pieces your business needs. Anything you leave out stays a sketch — the rest comes together on screen. When it looks right, send it to us.
yourbusiness.com
your website
Contact
Your business, explained in one line.Book a call
client portal
Client portal ● Signed in
Order #1042In review
Order #1039Delivered
Invoice 2026-11Due Friday
automations
Workflow ● Running
New enquiry
AI sorts it
Saved to CRM
Reply drafted
brand
Aa
product sample
Sample · denim jacket
Brief
Supplier
Sample
Most good ideas don’t fail for lack of vision. They stall somewhere between the sketch and the finished thing. That gap is where we work.
Selected case studies
What was needed. What was built.
The business problem behind each project, what was created, and where it stands today. Previews and work in development are labelled as such.
01
Remit86MX ⇄ 中 Mexico · China
For prospectsTrilingual public websiteLive
For customersInvitation-only portalPrivate
For the teamCRM + operations toolsInternal
01 / Flagship systemEN · ES · 中文
Live · built from zero
Remit86
Remit86 is a cross-border P2P payments startup that began with nothing online. We built its public website, a client portal that customers log into from their phones, and the internal system the team uses to run the business digitally.
Before
No website, no portal, no digital operations.
Now
A live trilingual website, a client portal customers use on their phones, and one internal system for the team.
Payments and foreign exchange are handled by financial institutions. Private systems are not publicly linked.
02
Live · taking appointments
Brown Coco + LM ALMA
An established occasionwear and wedding company in Mexico City whose only online presence was TikTok. We built their first website: two labels in one experience, built from their own photography — 81 dresses customers can filter by occasion and colour, save to a favourites list, ask about on WhatsApp, and book a visit to the boutiques.
Before
Only TikTok.
Now
A website in Spanish, English, and Chinese where customers browse 81 dresses, enquire on WhatsApp, and book visits.
HomeTwo labels, one houseRosa DoradoEnquire on WhatsApp
03
Our own product · in development
Coro — 衣记
Coro is our own product: an AI wardrobe for home. Catalogue the clothes you own, get a reminder when something needs washing, track wear and tear, and receive a daily outfit suggestion built from what is already in your closet. Take a selfie and AI shows the outfit on you — a virtual try-on.
What it does
Wardrobe catalogue
Care and wear tracking
Daily outfit suggestions
AI virtual try-on
In development; not yet a launched consumer service.
Coro衣记Today
Worn 1× this week
Try it: tap a colour, or let Coro suggest a look. Concept renders created with AI; demo data.
From the app in development
04
Sourcing network
From an idea to a supplier who can make it
We have sourced specialty products for companies in North America, and work with a network of sourcing brokers in China. When the idea is physical, we turn it into a brief suppliers can quote, then coordinate the samples.
The cap is an original concept used to show the process; it has not been manufactured.
A little structure. Room to think.
Make the next step make sense.
01
Understand
We listen, get clear on the business and the people it serves, and choose a sensible first move.
02
Design & build
We design and develop the digital work, and bring in product partners when the idea needs them.
03
Launch & improve
Something useful goes live. Then we review what is working and keep improving it.
Who’s behind it
A business owner first. Technology second.
ENEnglish
中文Mandarin
Born in China and raised in Canada, our founder built a career in business and finance and has started and run several companies. That is the lens for every project: first what will genuinely help the business, then the right technology to deliver it.
It is also our advantage. We understand how Western and Chinese businesses think, we speak with suppliers directly in Mandarin, and we sit down with clients to learn how their business really runs before anything is built.
We work as a team with an assistant and a network of specialist partners — sourcing agents, designers, and developers — bringing in the right people as each project grows.
CACanada
MXMexico
CNChina
Good questions
Before you get in touch.
How much does a project cost?
Every project is quoted case by case. After a first conversation we suggest a scope and a price that fits what you are trying to achieve. There are no fixed packages.
How long does it take?
It depends on the scope. Larger systems are planned in phases, so something useful goes live early and the rest follows. You get a timeline before any work starts.
Do I need to be technical?
No. Explain it in everyday language: what the business does, what is getting in the way, and what you would like to happen. Turning that into technology is our job.
Can my website be in Spanish or Chinese?
Yes. We work with clients in English and Mandarin, and build sites in English, Spanish, and Simplified Chinese — like this one, and like Remit86.
Can you help with a physical product?
Yes. We help shape the idea into a clear brief, then work with sourcing brokers in China to find suitable suppliers and coordinate samples.
How do I get my product made in China?
Start with a clear brief: what the product is, the materials, a target cost, and the quantities you need. We help write that brief, find suitable factories through our sourcing network in China, speak with suppliers directly in Mandarin, and coordinate samples until you are ready to produce.
Can you take a product from idea to online store?
Yes. That is what Think, Build, and Make cover together: we shape the brand, get the product made in China, and build the website or online store that sells it.
Do you work with businesses in Mexico and Latin America?
Yes, in Spanish. Our work includes Remit86, a Mexico–China payments platform, and Brown Coco + LM ALMA, an occasionwear company in Mexico.
Where are you based?
Between Canada, Mexico, and China, working remotely with clients wherever they are.
Bring the idea in
What are you trying to make?
Tell us what you are working on — a new website, an internal system, a workflow that needs improving, or a product you want to bring to market. No polished brief required.
You tell us about the idea and the business behind it.
We arrange a short call to understand what you need.
You receive a suggested first step and how we would approach it.
