Work
Things Zaiphr has made happen.
Zaiphr is a young practice, so this page stays honest: client engagements are described plainly (where a client hasn’t approved being named, we say so), our own products carry their real status, worked examples are labelled fictional, and design concepts are exactly that. No stock testimonials, no invented metrics.
01 · Client work
Real engagements, described plainly.
Dispatch & work orders for a New Brunswick overhead-door company
Custom build · field service
A family-run overhead-door company was coordinating installs and service calls across phone calls, paper, and text threads. We built them a field-service web app: the office dispatches jobs, technicians pull up work orders on their phones on site, and completed work flows straight back to the office — one record of every job. The app is in a live pilot with their crew now — real jobs, real schedules — and we’re refining it against daily use before we publish numbers.
Campaign website for a municipal candidate
Web build · bilingual
A bilingual English/French campaign site — platform, bio, and a way for voters to get in touch — launched fast and kept current through the race. The candidate won the seat; the website didn’t win the election, but it did its job.
AI training partnership with a New Brunswick educator
Product partnership · education
An ongoing partnership with a New Brunswick educator: hands-on AI training plus a growing library of classroom tools — interactive math and literacy games, everyday classroom utilities, and printable worksheets aligned to the New Brunswick curriculum.
02 · Zaiphr products
We run our practice on what we sell.
The fastest way to judge whether we can ship working software is what we ship for ourselves — four products in day-to-day operation, built, run, and maintained by Zaiphr.
Zoe
AI assistant · operations · in daily use
The executive-assistant AI that runs Zaiphr’s own back office — daily briefings, project tracking, follow-ups — so a one-engineer practice doesn’t drop the admin.
Praxis
Voice AI · training · in operation
Voice-roleplay training for regulated sales teams — reps practise difficult, compliance-sensitive conversations against an AI counterpart and get feedback on every run.
Verity
Automation · security · in operation
Security-questionnaire automation — drafts consistent, evidence-backed answers to the long vendor questionnaires that stall B2B deals.
Mr. Aubé
EdTech · membership · in operation
A math-practice membership for families — fresh, level-appropriate practice sheets so kids build skills a few minutes at a time.
03 · The worked example
Northshore Logistics — fictional, and labelled.
Northshore is not a client. It’s the fictional company we use across this site to show, end to end, what an engagement produces — a readiness score that moves (56→67), hours identified and then measured (11 → 9.5/wk), a working dispatch tool, and an operating portal. Every artifact is rendered by the same production pipeline that renders real client deliverables. What’s invented is the company; what’s real is the system.
The Northshore sequence
Opportunity Check → scorecard → enablement checkpoint → dispatch intake → day-90 progression — the full method, demonstrated honestly.
Day 0 → day 90 · rendered by the production pipeline
04 · Research & prototypes
Design concepts — invented brands.
Made-up companies, designed and built to show range and how quickly a polished, responsive site can go live. None of these brands exist.
Board Culture Moncton
Fictional skate shop
Dark street aesthetic, product showcase, event listings.
Janix Art
Fictional pet-portrait artist
Filterable gallery and a step-by-step commission flow.
Zen Flow Yoga
Fictional yoga studio
Class schedules, instructor bios, membership tiers.
Luma Retreats
Fictional alpine retreat brand
Minimalist hospitality design.