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Work

Cadenic Studios builds and operates its own software. Everything below was designed and engineered here, and all of it is in production today. Some of the records are products people install and sign into. The rest are the websites that market them, run their commerce and serve their live data. Each record states its own release state; none of them is rounded up.

Every figure on this page is checked against a shipped build or a live site. Nothing below is a concept or a mock-up.

Est. 2025 dates the studio. The practice behind it is older than that. More than ten years building marketing and revenue engines, all of it before the studio existed.

01Scale

What is actually running

Four records, three domains. Between them they run far more pages than a catalogue of four suggests, because most of the portfolio is generated instead of written. Each figure below names the file it was counted from.

5,246

flights credited on the registry

Flight histories behind the sixty orbital launch vehicles tracked on playdeltav.space.

154

club pages, each one generated

Produced from a single route and a typed dataset on getscorebug.app.

366

days of cross-linked almanac

One route on playdeltav.space, rendering every date in the year and the leap day.

02Contents

The catalogue

Grouped by what the thing is, since that is the split you arrive with. Year, platform and status describe where each record stands today. A build in closed testing says so.

Products

02 records

Software people install, sign into and pay for. That brings the store review, the subscription billing and the crash report with it.

  1. 01Case study: ScorebugA chronicle for the games you actually watched2025 – present · Live on the web · Android in closed testing
  2. 02Case study: Delta-VAn orbital odyssey: build the ship, then fly it2025 – present · Live on Google Play

Websites

02 records

Sites the studio designed, built and runs today: the marketing surface, the commerce underneath it and the live data on it.

  1. 03Case study: getscorebug.appA marketing site that is mostly generated2025 – present · Live
  2. 04Case study: playdeltav.spaceA live console for everything leaving Earth2025 – present · Live

02Records

Products

Software people install, sign into and pay for. That brings the store review, the subscription billing and the crash report with it.

012025 – present

Scorebug

A chronicle for the games you actually watched

ProductLive on the web · Android in closed testing

Two phones showing Scorebug: the home dashboard alongside The Slate's list of the day's games
Plate 01Scorebuga chronicle for the games you actually watched.

Scorebug is a sports chronicle app: it turns the games you watch into a permanent, searchable personal record. Nineteen leagues, live scores, a private log with photos and ticket stubs, and a season history that reaches back to 2002.

Figures

Read off the shipped build

19

leagues covered

7

sports, one code path

2002

earliest season on record

Built with

  • Next.js 14 App Router
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Supabase
  • PostgreSQL
  • Row-level security
  • Supabase Storage
  • Supabase Edge Functions
  • +7 more on the case study

022025 – present

Delta-V

An orbital odyssey: build the ship, then fly it

ProductLive on Google Play

Delta-V's Star Chart on a tablet, showing Inner Belt, Ice Fields, Volcanic Ring and Gas Giant Sector, each locked behind a mission count
Plate 02Delta-Van orbital odyssey: build the ship, then fly it.

Delta-V is a physics game about gravity and momentum. You assemble a spacecraft from roughly 580 parts, then fly it through 100 hand-tuned and generated levels. There are no forced interstitials. The only ads are ones you choose to watch.

Figures

Read off the shipped build

~580

buildable components

100

flyable levels

5

hulls, each flying differently

Built with

  • Phaser 3
  • Vite
  • JavaScript
  • Web Audio API
  • Capacitor
  • Kotlin
  • Android
  • Firebase Firestore
  • Firebase Auth
  • +10 more on the case study

02Records

Websites

Sites the studio designed, built and runs today: the marketing surface, the commerce underneath it and the live data on it.

032025 – present

getscorebug.app

A marketing site that is mostly generated

WebsiteLive

The getscorebug.app home page, with a bold headline reading Your life as a fan, on the record, beside a phone showing the app
Plate 03getscorebug.appa marketing site that is mostly generated.

getscorebug.app is Scorebug's marketing site: fifteen route files that generate more than two hundred pages. Nineteen league pages, one hundred and fifty-four club gear pages and forty-seven rivalry pages are written once and produced from data, and the whole site's launch messaging turns on a single switch.

Figures

Read off the live site

234

pages from 15 route files

154

club pages, generated

Built with

  • Next.js 14 App Router
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Static generation
  • Typed datasets
  • Static export
  • Amazon Associates
  • Impact
  • +8 more on the case study

042025 – present

playdeltav.space

A live console for everything leaving Earth

WebsiteLive

The playdeltav.space home page, a live launch countdown console reading Every launch on Earth, one console
Plate 04playdeltav.spacea live console for everything leaving earth.

playdeltav.space is Delta-V's companion site and the studio's heaviest data build: live launch countdowns, the position of the International Space Station updated continuously, real-time distances to every planet, a registry of sixty launch vehicles, a year-round almanac and a headless Shopify depot.

Figures

Read off the live site

28

routes, almost none of them static

366

days of almanac, cross-linked

60

launch vehicles on the register

Built with

  • Next.js 16
  • React 19
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS v4
  • Framer Motion
  • Launch Library
  • ISS telemetry
  • Geomagnetic index
  • Close approaches
  • +10 more on the case study

Enquiries

Tell us what you want built

These four records are the studio's own. The disciplines behind them are for hire, and they reach well past sports apps and space sites: the list below is what each one actually gets asked to produce. Send the scope, the timeline and the budget range. Every enquiry is answered in writing, and a short call is what turns it into a scoped estimate.

  • 01

    Web & Application Development

    • Customer portals and member areas
    • Booking, scheduling and reservation systems
    • Dashboards and reporting tools
    • Internal and operations tooling
    • Marketplaces and multi-tenant products
    • +3 more
  • 02

    Growth & Revenue Engineering

    • Programmatic page generation from your own data
    • Technical SEO: schema, sitemaps, canonicals, Core Web Vitals
    • Answer-engine optimisation for ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews
    • Landing pages and campaign infrastructure
    • Conversion tracking and revenue attribution
    • +3 more
  • 03

    Native App Development

    • Consumer apps with accounts and subscriptions
    • Companion apps for an existing web product
    • Field and operations apps for a working team
    • Loyalty, booking and ordering apps
    • Offline-capable apps that sync when they can
    • +1 more
  • 04

    Headless Commerce

    • Custom storefronts on an existing Shopify catalogue
    • Brand and merchandise shops for a product or creator
    • Product configurators and made-to-order flows
    • Subscription and membership commerce
    • Digital goods and licence delivery
    • +1 more
  • 05

    Discord & Community Engineering

    • Discord bots that answer from your live data, not canned replies
    • Slash commands with autocomplete, and answers only the asker can see
    • Servers built from a script: categories, channels, permissions, roles
    • Onboarding, rules screening and the welcome a new member actually meets
    • Automated posting from your own systems into the right channel
    • +4 more