Software thatends in therealworld.
A product foundry in Weesp. Websites that take bookings, print files that go straight to press, timber lists a saw can run.
Three products.Each one ends off screen.
A booking, a printed sheet, a filled shift.
A website platform that also runs the business behind the site.
A design editor that finishes the job in CMYK, in a browser tab.
A remote workforce for work that is physical.
Plus two smaller tools from the same workshop.
A booking takenwhile nobody is awake.
01 — PageWebPro
Website, bookings, tickets and shop in one platform.
Ink on paper,cut to shape.
Design in a browser tab. Export the file the printer asked for.
A personin the loop.
A trained operator does physical work remotely, at a real address.
How a productgets made here.
Four rules.
Design backwards from what must come out.
Paper is the cheapest place to be wrong.
Done only when real output comes out right.
Everything built here is run here.
Brand New Level makes the products.Brand Level builds with them.
Product foundry, Weesp. Owns and builds Popcorn, PageWebPro, Boomkikker and hAire. Sells products, in English, anywhere.
Digital agency, Amsterdam. Client projects on the same stack. Dutch first, English on request.
One founder, one engineering team, one European network of specialists.
What is on the bench.
A remote workforce for physical work. It is pre-launch, and that is the honest description.
PageWebPro lets an assistant do the work. This site is the proof, and nothing here used a private back door.
Boomkikker writes Hundegger BVX. There is no public spec for it, so one was built out of real production files.
Name the thingthat has to come out.
A print, a cut beam, a booking. Say what the end looks like.