Arist is an edtech innovator, delivering learning via text messages. Their designs were ready, but their team needed speed and precision to bring the site live. They came to Goodspeed looking for a clean Framer build, mobile-ready and CMS-friendly, without adding technical debt or slowing down their launch.

Ask Silver built an AI scam checker that stops fraud before it happens, verifying suspicious messages, links, and screenshots in seconds, on the web or inside WhatsApp. The product worked. The mission mattered. But the website hadn't caught up.

When you're asking people to trust your tool with potential fraud, first impressions aren't negotiable. An underwhelming site undermines credibility faster than any scammer could. Ask Silver didn't need a facelift, they needed a digital presence that matched the intelligence of what they'd built. That's why they came to Goodspeed.

Eric Spector is the founder of Bellmade, the app for kettlebell fitness programmes. This US Marine veteran has worked hard to build a dedicated community of members and followers who lift with him every Sunday. But running his app was eating into time he could be spending with his people and building his business. It was driving him crazy…

BunkerEx is a go-to tech partner in the shipping industry. But while their backend data was tight, the customer experience wasn’t. Clients had no easy way to check order progress, and updates were manual, messy, and time-consuming - wasting hours every week and leaving their team swamped.

Daily Body Coach’s site was holding them back. Originally built on Squarespace, it had been built fast and cheap just to get something live.

But as PR momentum picked up and logos from Entrepreneur, CNN and MSN loomed, the team needed more than a placeholder. They needed a credible, premium website to match the strength of their programme - and they needed it live by January, right in time for the New Year’s rush.

Dwellr are a VC-backed startup transforming the search for senior care. Most senior living communities rely on outdated referral services, requiring families to complete convoluted forms and endure cold calls. We partnered with Dwellr to create a marketplace that directly connects seniors and their desired communities - simplifying the process and eliminating middlemen.

Dwellr had worked with a previous agency but faced roadblocks in launching their platform. The agency claimed certain features were impossible. Their goal was clear: go live. With a mix of Bubble, custom code, and proactive problem-solving, we helped Dwellr launch within months.

Managing property portfolios is messy. Between scattered documents, endless admin, and poor tenant communication, property owners were losing time and patience. Rob needed a smarter way to scale operations and better engage with tenants - without spiraling costs or complexity.

Trip planning is overwhelming. Endless tabs. Too many opinions. Not enough time. In early 2023, we saw a chance to fix that 0 and fast. The launch of ChatGPT opened up new ways to use AI for everyday problems. So we asked ourselves: what if planning a holiday felt as exciting as going on one?

GetScope’s website wasn’t landing with the people who mattered most: enterprise buyers. Built quickly in-house, it felt more like a placeholder than a partner to sales. Backed by leading VCs and selling into organisations with thousands of employees, GetScope needed a credible online presence that could match their ambition - and they needed it fast.

MyAskAI is one of the leading AI startups, helping businesses create AI-powered knowledge assistants in minutes.

As they scaled, they faced a challenge: their Bubble-built platform wasn’t optimised for speed and efficiency. High CPU consumption was increasing costs, slowing down APIs, and affecting user experience. They needed a fix, fast.

Nuzely started as an idea: an AI-powered newsletter platform where users could generate personalized content, refine it with prompts, publish publicly, and monetize their audience.

There was no finished product. Just early tests in Lovable and a founder who knew he couldn’t scale it that way.

What Nuzely needed next wasn’t more experimentation. It needed structure, direction, and a clear path to a launch-ready product. That’s where Goodspeed stepped in.

POCKLA had the vision. A smart blend of AI and creative strategy to help marketers move at the speed of social. What they didn’t have was a product. Or time to waste.

As an early-stage startup, they needed to find product–market fit fast - and that meant getting something real into users’ hands. They weren’t looking for a typical dev shop. They needed a partner who could jump in across design and development, build alongside them, and think like part of the team.

Someone to help shape the product, react to feedback, and move fast - without cutting corners.

Polaris Records launched with a bold mission - put artists first. But to live up to that promise, they needed more than good intentions. They needed a powerful, brand-led website that could showcase their ethos, simplify demo submissions, and grow their reach. Before Goodspeed, Polaris had the passion. What they lacked was the platform.

ProMagic performs for royalty and trains thousands of magicians worldwide, but running the business side of magic was harder than the performances themselves. Booking requests buried in WhatsApp threads, untracked deposits, contracts scattered across inboxes, calendars that never synced. They'd already built a Bubble prototype that proved magicians would pay for a better way. But they couldn't sell a half-finished tool to performers who already trusted the ProMagic name. So they came to us to build it properly.

RecruitU is a venture-backed marketplace solving a messy, high-stakes problem: how students land competitive jobs. Their platform connects top students - from places like Harvard and Stanford - with elite employers like Glencore, Blackstone and McKinsey. But their website only told half the story.

The student journey was front and centre, while the B2B offer - essential to growth - was buried, hard to navigate, and lacked the credibility needed to win over enterprise buyers.

They didn’t just need a redesign. They needed help making sense of what to say, how to say it, and how to build trust with two very different audiences - fast. There was no sitemap, no content plan, and no product visuals to work from. Just a big ambition and a team moving at speed.

As part of Bubble AI Challenge, we wanted to see how quickly we could launch a new product. In 4 hours, we ideated, designed, developed and launched Slapshots - mockups that slap.

For high school students, summer is more than a break - it's a chance to grow, stand out, and figure out what’s next. But with thousands of programs, internships, and volunteer options out there, knowing where to start is overwhelming.

Too often, students like Olivia - engaged, ambitious, but pressed for time - fall into decision paralysis. They either default to generic options or miss out on transformative opportunities. What was missing? A personalized planning tool that understands them as individuals.

Sydecar had just raised a Series A. The fintech company was entering its next phase: accelerating growth, expanding its reach, and preparing to operate at a much larger scale.

Their platform powers the infrastructure behind modern venture deals. Helping fund managers and syndicate leads launch SPVs, automate compliance, manage banking.

But the site was stitched together through freelance hand-offs and quick fixes. It was harder to maintain, easy to break, and it did not match the maturity of the product. For a fintech selling to venture operators, that gap kills trust before anyone books a demo.

Sydecar didn't need a surface refresh. They needed a structured rebuild that matched the strength of the platform and supported their next phase of growth. That's where Goodspeed came in.

Wisk Aero is building one of the most ambitious products in aviation: an autonomous electric aircraft.

Backed by Boeing and supported by over $500m in funding, Wisk operates on a global stage where expectations are high. When your aircraft won’t carry passengers for years, but conversations with investors, regulators, and partners are already underway, the website carries weight. It isn’t just marketing. It’s a signal of capability.

Their old site wasn’t up to the task. Wisk needed a platform that could translate deep technical innovation into something clear, credible, and built to scale.

Zen Educate needed a website that could keep up with their growth. Their existing site was difficult to update, inconsistent in design, and time-consuming to maintain. With operations across the UK and US, they needed a flexible system to create, update, and localise content — fast.

The brief: migrate their entire platform into Framer, rebuild key interactions and design systems, and ensure all integrations and third-party tools continued working seamlessly.