Xavier de Belle
Lay It
Out
Settling a set before it goes out, then three ways to lay images down and get them off the screen.
Feed Planner
See the Instagram grid before it exists. Arrange the sequence, plan carousels slide by slide, then export the posts in the order you post them.
Open Tool ↗(opens in a new tab) 02Carousel Planner
Build a carousel that reads as one picture. Photos span across slides, snap to the edges, and export ready to post.
Open Tool ↗(opens in a new tab) 02Portfolio Grid
Drop in photos, lay them into a clean even grid, crop each tile exactly how you want it, then export the sheet.
Open Tool ↗(opens in a new tab) 03Portfolio Masonry
Same idea, no forced crop. Every image keeps its own shape and the wall packs itself around them.
Open Tool ↗(opens in a new tab) 04FreeCanvas
No grid at all. Drag photos anywhere, resize from the corner, lock them when the composition feels right.
Open Tool ↗(opens in a new tab)Run The
Studio
The studio machinery — everything a couple touches between booking the day and taking delivery of it.
Package Builder
Every way to remember your day, priced live. Couples assemble their own package and see it add up as they go.
Open Tool ↗(opens in a new tab) 06Video Corrections
Edit notes without the email chaos. Clients log corrections in a structured form so nothing gets lost in a thread.
Open Tool ↗(opens in a new tab) 07Wedding Day Schedule
Build the timeline of the day hour by hour, so the couple, the planner and the camera team all read from one page.
Open Tool ↗(opens in a new tab)Just For
Me
Built for myself rather than for a client or a shoot. Where the money goes, where the ideas go, and what's worth writing down.
Budget Tracker
Planned against actual, month by month. Every line runs on its own frequency, what you have already saved sits beside what you spend, and a month can be copied forward or started from a template. Simulate a move before you make it, see what the stock market could do with the rest, and export the lot as a spreadsheet or PDF.
Open Tool ↗(opens in a new tab) 09Idea Bank
Dump it, rank it, ship it. Every idea scored on impact, confidence and ease, plotted on a matrix, then pushed across a board until it's done.
Open Tool ↗(opens in a new tab) 10Project Phases
A project broken into phases, each phase into steps, and a timer on every one of them. Drag a step anywhere, including into another phase — its logged hours go with it. The log is the only place time lives; every total on the board and in the report is summed back out of it. A Client tab keeps meeting notes, points to raise, and the homework the client owes you.
Open Tool ↗(opens in a new tab) 00Notes
Open it and type. The first line is the title, everything saves as you go, and a dash and a space makes a bullet. Pin what matters, search the rest.
Open Tool ↗(opens in a new tab) 00Journal
A page a day. How it went, three good things, and whatever else needs writing down. A calendar, a streak to keep, and what you wrote on this day last year.
Open Tool ↗(opens in a new tab) 00Cards
Every loyalty card in one place. Scan the barcode once, with the camera or from a photo, then show it at the till: big, sharp, and readable by any scanner.
Open Tool ↗(opens in a new tab)Maria’s
Tools
Built for Maria. The family recipes, what to make tonight and what to buy for it; and a calendar.
Kitchen
The family recipe book, with who gave you each one and when: Mom’s, Grandma’s handwritten cards, the ones saved from Instagram and TikTok. Ideas when nobody knows what to make, a leftover matcher for what’s in the fridge, a menu for the month and the grocery list that comes out of it. It learns what you actually cook, and recipes swap between kitchens in a tap. Add a Claude key and it reads handwritten cards and fridge photos for you, and turns a photo of a dish into its recipe.
Open Tool ↗(opens in a new tab) 00Cycle Calendar
Log the first day of each period. It works out the real average cycle as the log grows, then marks the next period, the fertile window and the peak day on a two-month calendar. Syncs between phone and computer once you’re signed in, installs as an app, and works offline.
Open Tool ↗(opens in a new tab)Gather
People
One-off builds for real gatherings. Made for a specific day and a specific crowd, then left standing.
Wedding Activities
Xavier & Maria — the guest-facing guide to everything happening around the wedding, not just the ceremony.
Open Build ↗(opens in a new tab) 10Volley & BBQ Zine
Monday night volleyball and a grill. People RSVP, claim a potluck slot, and each week files itself into a running history.
Open Build ↗(opens in a new tab) 00Activity Planner
The wedding activities app with the wedding taken out. Create an event, add activities, share the link. Guests sign up from any phone, no account needed; you keep track of spots and who has paid. Organisers sign in with Google.
Open Build ↗(opens in a new tab) 00Potluck
The volleyball zine with the volleyball taken out. Start a potluck, guests sign up with how many they're bringing, and the dish slots grow with the headcount. Whoever hasn't claimed a dish shows up in red. Guests just open the link — no account needed.
Open Build ↗(opens in a new tab)No Brief,
No Client
Generative pieces with no deliverable attached — which is the entire point. Best full screen.
Liquid Silver
Metal that will not sit still. Flowing, reflective, generative — put it on a screen and let it run.
Open Piece ↗(opens in a new tab) 12Organic Loops
Motion that never quite repeats itself. Slow, looping, alive — the visual equivalent of a held breath.
Open Piece ↗(opens in a new tab) 00Neural Mind Map
Answer a few questions and a particle field grows your answers into your own mind map — your name in the corner, your initial at the centre, your colour lighting up whatever fires. Double-tap the letter and the whole thing turns white so you can edit it.
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