MARLEYDE MEE
Developer & designer. I build the tools a company runs on — and the odd product for fun. Portfolio 2026.
south/Work 13 projects
The real apps run on private data, so I rebuilt every one of them as a working dummy. Open a project and click around — nothing you do there is real.
Live demoarrow_outwardPlans delivery trips from picking lists; drivers sign off every stop on their phone.
Live demoarrow_outwardA block-based CMS for small-business sites: edit on the page, publish when ready.
Live demoarrow_outwardOne screen per member: orders, stock, deliveries, invoices and tickets from five systems.
Live demoarrow_outwardPoint your phone at a number plate and collect the car behind it in your own car dex.
Live demoarrow_outwardA fast CRM for Brand Ambassadors that mirrors HubSpot instead of replacing it.
Live demoarrow_outwardOne ticket desk between Brand Ambassadors and the teams that handle their requests.
Live demoarrow_outwardPlan a flat to the centimetre in 2D, then look around it in 3D.
Live demoarrow_outwardOur own recruiting module: vacancies, a drag-and-drop pipeline and the website apply form.
Live demoarrow_outwardA phone-first counting app for the warehouse floor that keeps working offline.
Live demoarrow_outwardReads supplier packing slips and checks every line against the purchase order.
Live demoarrow_outwardA no-nonsense task tool for personal lists and small teams, organised in nested topics.
Live demoarrow_outwardOur own learning environment: courses, quizzes, certificates and learning journeys.
Live demoarrow_outwardMy own remote for the multi-room speakers and smart lights at home.
/About
Hi, I’m Marley. I studied graphic design at Grafisch Lyceum Utrecht and started at The Branding Club as a front-end developer.
These days I build most of its internal software: the apps that sales, finance, logistics and HR use every day, all on one shared design system, running on Cloudflare Workers and Supabase.
Next to that I run a small web studio, Cornershop, and I build things for myself — a car-spotting app, a remote for the speakers at home, a room planner. I still think like a designer: typography first, then the code.
/Before code
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