Rumble Builds® — design + engineering for B2B founders and social brands

For business, we build the architecture underneath: systems that keep a growing company coherent. For people, we build social technology: digital tools for connection and acting together, rather than scrolling alone.

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(How we work)

We decide before we design. Every project starts with the business problem, the buyer and the number it should move.

Evidence first
Strategy before pixels

Most B2B founders and brands we meet have outgrown their digital presence. The business moved on. The brand, the site and the tools behind them didn't.

We design and build all three together, so the first conversation can start with trust, not doubt.

✦What we doBrand. Build. Automate.

One studio,the whole stack.

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Brand & strategy

Positioning, messaging and a complete brand foundation, built to hold its own beside companies ten times your size. We find where your story falls short, then turn it into identity, voice and the system that keeps it consistent as you grow.

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Web & mobile apps

Custom products built end to end: web apps, iOS and Android, the back end, APIs and integrations behind them. Designed and engineered by the same people, shipped as code you own, with a plan for running it after launch. Your marketing site is the front door, not the product.

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Systems

Reporting your board, investors and clients want to read: pitch narrative, live dashboards, client portals, admin panels and the internal tools your team runs the business on.

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AI automation

The repeat work that eats your week, handled: lead routing and follow-up, invoice and document processing, support triage, reporting that builds itself. One named problem at a time, a measured before and after, and monitoring once it's live.

BuildBuild and run
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Not sure where to start?

Tell us the problem. We'll tell you the first step.

Three questions, about thirty seconds, no typing. You get a recommendation straight away.

RumbleWhich best describes your business?

✦PricingFixed fees, published

Start where
you are.

Six situations we hear most often, the first step for each, and what it costs. Every price is fixed before work begins.

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Made in-house

Tools and products we've built.

Free tools anyone can use, and products we design, build and run ourselves. The same craft we bring to client work, out in the open.

Products06
  • 01RoutelistTravel

    Rates backpacker routes on hype versus reality.

  • 02EngramProject management

    A project management dashboard for solo founders.

  • 03Life OSDashboards

    One personal dashboard for thoughts, to-dos and ideas.

  • 04EdieProduct

    Details coming soon.

  • 05LoopsPersonal CRM

    A personal CRM built around closing your open loops.

  • 06FIFO RosterScheduling

    Roster planning for fly-in fly-out workers.

Notes

Notes on strategy, brand and technology.

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Audit

We audited 12 sites last quarter. The same four things kept breaking.

None of them were visual, which is why nobody had caught them. Broken sitemaps, orphaned pages, forms posting into nothing. Here's the list, roughly in the order they cost you money.

[12.06.26]Read →
Performance

Your website isn't slow. Your stack is.

Core Web Vitals has been a ranking factor since 2021, and the sites that fail it rarely fail on design. We went looking for the actual culprit and found it somewhere nobody thinks to check.

[28.05.26]Read →
AI

AI didn't make design cheaper. It made bad design faster.

The bottleneck was never producing the work. It was deciding what to produce. Generation collapsed the price of making things and left the price of deciding exactly where it was. Most teams haven't noticed yet, and it shows in campaigns that look busy but land nowhere.

[14.04.26]Read →
SaaS

How many subscriptions is your company paying for right now?

We asked 6 founders to list their tools from memory, then checked the card statement. Nobody came close. What we found in the gap wasn't waste exactly, and it wasn't carelessness either.

[03.04.26]Read →