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A small studio that ships its own software.

An independent Canadian software studio, Cadenic Studios designs and builds full-stack web applications, native mobile apps and headless commerce systems for clients. It also develops two products of its own: Scorebug, a sports chronicle app, and Delta-V, a physics game on Google Play.

The studio was founded in 2025. The practice behind it is considerably older: more than ten years building marketing and revenue engines before there was a studio. Only the studio is new, and this page is careful about the difference.

This page skips the founding story and the headcount. What it gives you instead is method: what the studio holds to, how a project runs from the first brief to the handover, and what it builds with. You can hold the finished work up against all three.

01Position

The same hands draw it, build it, put it through store review and write the runbook it ships with.

Design, engineering, growth and release are a single job here, with no hand-off in the middle. That is what makes shipping our own products possible, and client work runs the same way.

  • 01

    Web & Application Development

    8 kinds of project

  • 02

    Growth & Revenue Engineering

    8 kinds of project

  • 03

    Native App Development

    6 kinds of project

  • 04

    Headless Commerce

    6 kinds of project

  • 05

    Discord & Community Engineering

    9 kinds of project

02Principles

What we hold to

The studio works from four positions. Each one was a decision taken inside a shipped product first. You can go and look at the result.

  1. 01

    We ship our own products

    Scorebug and Delta-V are not demos. They are in the hands of real users, with the store review, the subscription billing and the 2am crash report that implies. Everything on the services page is something the studio has done for itself first, which is a different kind of claim from a case study about someone else's project.

  2. 02

    Every quality claim has a test behind it

    Delta-V's economy is modelled by a committed audit suite that plots the difficulty curve and asserts purchase invariants on every run. This site's accessibility is verified by a script that renders every route, emulates reduced motion, and measures contrast against the real rendered colours. A claim that no script can check usually gets cut.

  3. 03

    The honest version is the shipped version

    Delta-V disables forced interstitials by policy. Scorebug keeps photos and ticket stubs in a private bucket behind signed URLs. Neither decision was the most profitable one available. Both are decisions the product can be quoted on, which matters more when you intend to keep shipping under the same name.

  4. 04

    You get the keys

    Work is deployed on infrastructure you own, in repositories you control, with a written runbook for the parts that are not obvious. Nothing runs on a proprietary CMS you would have to escape from, and the hosting is yours to move whenever you like. None of it assumes we are still reachable next year.

03Who builds this

Wyatt McPherson, founder of Cadenic Studios, mid-sentence in a Saskatchewan Roughriders cap.
Wyatt McPhersonCanada

Wyatt McPherson

Founder · design, engineering and growth

Handle
wyattmcph
Experience
Over a decade building marketing and revenue engines
Studio founded
2025
Enquiries
hello@cadenic.studio

Wyatt McPherson is the founder of Cadenic Studios. He spent over a decade building marketing and revenue engines before starting the studio, and now designs, engineers and releases its products and client work under the same name.

More than ten years building marketing and revenue engines, all of it before the studio existed.

Cadenic Studios was founded in 2025. That is the studio’s age; the practitioner’s record runs a good deal further back. It is why growth and revenue engineering sit beside the engineering on the services page instead of being handed back to a client at the end of a build.

The same person designs and builds Scorebug and Delta-V, and writes every entry in the journal. The handle wyattmcph is the same one on each of the accounts below, so all of that can be confirmed from outside this site.

04Process

How a project runs

It starts with a written brief and ends with a repository you keep. Five stages in that order, and everything that matters is written down at the point it is agreed.

  1. 01

    Brief

    You send a written brief through the contact form: what you are building, what it has to do, and the budget range you are working in. Every brief gets a written answer back, whether or not the project is a fit.

  2. 02

    Call

    A short call to pull the brief apart and find the parts that are genuinely hard. Most projects have one or two; naming them early is the difference between an estimate and a guess.

  3. 03

    Scope

    A written, scoped estimate with the assumptions it rests on stated in it. If an assumption turns out to be wrong mid-build, the estimate says which number moves and why.

  4. 04

    Build

    Work lands in your repository from the first week, deployed to a preview environment you can open. You watch the thing get built instead of reading about it.

  5. 05

    Handover

    The runbook, the environment variables, the migration order, the release process, and whatever traps turned up along the way. All of it written down and in the repository, in the state a competent engineer who has never met us could pick up.

05Toolkit

What we build with

Every tool below comes out of the four service stacks, grouped here by the job it does. It is a working set. The services page says which capability each one belongs to, and where the proof for it stops.

Interface

  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS

Data

  • PostgreSQL
  • Supabase

Mobile

  • Capacitor
  • Kotlin
  • Swift
  • Google Play

Commerce

  • Shopify Storefront API
  • GraphQL

Billing & identity

  • RevenueCat
  • Firebase

Delivery

  • Vercel
  • Resend

Also in use

  • JSON-LD
  • llms.txt
  • Search Console
  • Amazon Associates
  • Impact
  • Vercel Analytics
  • Discord API v10
  • Ed25519
  • Node.js

06Answers

The short answers

Three questions, answered plainly. What is printed here is the same text this page publishes as structured data, so a reader and a machine get the same answer.

Who is Cadenic Studios?
Cadenic Studios is an independent Canadian software studio. It designs and builds full-stack web applications, native mobile apps and headless commerce systems for clients, and develops its own products: Scorebug, a sports chronicle app, and Delta-V, a physics game on Google Play.
Who runs Cadenic Studios?
Cadenic Studios is run by Wyatt McPherson, who works under the handle wyattmcph. Before founding the studio in 2025 he spent more than ten years building marketing and revenue engines. He is the designer and engineer of both its products: Scorebug, a sports chronicle app, and Delta-V, a physics game on Google Play.
Where is Cadenic Studios based?
Cadenic Studios is an independent studio based in Canada, working with clients remotely across North America.