Masterkeying
The one a locksmith actually opens on the job.
Master-key systems are worked out on paper by most of the trade — a grid of doors, a hierarchy of keys, and a set of pin stacks that has to be mathematically correct or the whole system fails. This does it properly: build the door list, set the GGMK / GMK / MK / CK hierarchy, generate valid bitting against progression and MACS rules, and get a keying chart with every derived subordinate bitting and per-door pin stack — saved, and still there when you come back to it.
- Real domain mathsProgression and MACS rules, not a spreadsheet with a nice skin.
- Server-persistedSign in, close it, come back — your register is where you left it.
- Cutting registerEvery key cut, recorded against the system it belongs to.
- Heading to the App StorePackaged for store distribution, CI green.
Built for Access Locksmiths — a real locksmith business in Townsville that we own and run. We put our own trade through our own factory first.
Ember & Oak
A storefront wired to take real money — into its owner's own Stripe.
A hand-poured candle studio, built end-to-end by the factory: browse the collection, build an order, sign in to confirm — and checkout hands off to a Stripe Payment Link owned by the shop — payment on Stripe's own secure page, money straight to the owner's account, Launchr never touching it. That's the payments line on our Build tiers, built and verified in public. And because it's a demo, we've marked every candle out of stock — the whole flow is real, it just can't take your money.
- The owner's own StripeThe pay button is the shop's hosted Payment Link — no card fields in the app, ever.
- Accounts that persistSign-in and order history on the managed backend, with warm empty states while the studio is between pours.
- Set-dressed by the factoryThe ambient studio photograph was generated inside the build pipeline — imagery direction is part of the spec.
- Verified before it shippedThe served bundle is scanned so the pay button points at exactly the contracted link — and nothing else.
A working demo shop, deliberately between pours: every candle is out of stock and ordering is closed, so nothing can actually be bought — honest by design. The checkout wiring underneath is the real thing.
