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FANKAARstudio

Digital product studio

Websites, online stores and custom apps.

Fankaar Studio builds websites, online stores, web apps and mobile apps for clients worldwide. Senior work, delivered faster than an agency because nobody sits between you and the person writing the code.

Try:a store for my furniture brand·a try-on app for eyewear

fankaar, studio shell
fankaar new
? What are we building → storefront + custom app
? Which platform → weighing 6 options…
✓ Shopify, with a custom app layer
fankaar build
▸ storefront theme, sections, checkout
▸ camera tools on-device face tracking
▸ configurator 200+ variant combinations
▸ i18n 4 locales, 2 right-to-left
fankaar ship
✓ LCP 0.8s ✓ a11y 100 ✓ handed over
→ yours, in your repo, from commit one

A terminal transcript: choosing a platform on fit, building a storefront with camera tools, a configurator and four locales, then shipping with a 0.8 second largest contentful paint and handing the repo over.

projects delivered
300+projects delivered
years building
6+years building
clients
Worldwideclients
client retention
85%client retention
project success
99%project success
average rating
4.9average rating

Selected work

Recent work, live and public.

A few recent builds we can show publicly. Most client work is under NDA or lives behind someone else’s brand.

  • Eyewear · Shopify + custom apps · 2024

    Eyeleux

    Full Shopify storefront, plus two custom apps built for them: a virtual try-on that runs face tracking in the browser, and a prescription lens configurator handling hundreds of variant combinations.

    2
    custom apps shipped
    200+
    lens combinations
    • Shopify
    • Liquid
    • MediaPipe
    • Custom apps
  • Health portal · WordPress + native iOS/Android · 2025

    Yeda Bari

    Range inside one project: web, mobile, AI assistant, and a full right-to-left design system in Hebrew.

    2
    app stores shipped to
    RTL
    full right-to-left system
    • WordPress
    • RTL
    • iOS
    • Android
    • AI assistant
All work

How we choose

We build on six platforms and have no stake in which one you pick.

Each card says what the platform is good at, and underneath it, when we would talk you out of it. Shopify is the right answer a lot of the time. It is the wrong answer often enough to matter, and a studio that only builds Shopify will never be the one to tell you which situation you are in.

How we decide
  • Shopify

    01

    Commerce with a catalogue and a team behind it

    Not when you need it cheap, or the product isn't really a catalogue

  • WooCommerce

    02

    Stores that need WordPress content alongside

    Not when you'd rather stop thinking about hosting and updates

  • WordPress

    03

    Content-heavy sites and multilingual publishing

    Not when it's really an application with logins and dashboards

  • Next.js

    04

    Custom products, speed, and anything bespoke

    Not when it's five pages your marketing team edits weekly

  • React Native

    05

    One codebase across iOS and Android

    Not when it lives or dies on heavy graphics or platform feel

  • Fully custom

    06

    When none of the above is the honest answer

    Not when something off the shelf already does it well

The hard part

The features your platform doesn't ship with

A face-tracking try-on that runs in the browser. A lens configurator covering 200 variant combinations. A Hebrew portal on web and native. These are the jobs that reach us, often after someone else has said no, and every card below is running in production for a client right now.

What we build

Before we talk

Your brief writes itself

Type what you're building in your own words. The form reads it, picks the matching question set and skips the rest, so nobody building a mobile app gets asked about product photography. Ten minutes, and there's no account to create.

Start a brief
lib/brief.ts
lib/brief.ts
Your brief62%

A mock of the brief interface: project type, a multiple-choice question with one option selected, and the follow-up question that answer leads to.

How it goes

Five phases, and less waiting between them.

Most of the time an agency spends is not building. It is a brief passing between three people, feedback relayed by an account manager, and a status call that repeats what an email already said. None of that exists here, so the same work lands in less time.

  1. 01

    Discovery

    1 week

    We work out what you're actually building and which platform is right for it. You get a written scope before anyone opens an editor.

    Your part , An hour of your time and access to what exists today.

  2. 02

    Design

    1–3 weeks

    Structure first, then interface. Real screens by the end of week one.

    Your part , Feedback consolidated into one pass.

  3. 03

    Build

    2–8 weeks

    Built in the open on a staging URL you can watch. Weekly progress, no black box.

    Your part , Content, product data, and answers when we're blocked.

  4. 04

    Launch

    1 week

    Migration, redirects, testing on real devices, and a rollback plan we hope not to use.

    Your part , Sign-off, and DNS access.

  5. 05

    Grow

    Ongoing

    The part most studios skip. Speed, SEO, conversion, and the next iteration.

    Your part , Deciding whether it's worth it. We'll show you the numbers either way.

Proof

Don’t take our word for it. Measure this page.

Every studio says it builds fast, accessible sites. Almost none of them will point at their own. Run Lighthouse or PageSpeed Insights on this URL right now, these are the numbers you’ll get.

Test it yourself ↗
98
performance
100
accessibility
100
best practices
0.9s
largest paint

Lighthouse, mobile profile · fankaarstudio.com · 3 Aug 2026

Tell us what you’re building.

Free 20-minute call. No pitch deck, no pressure, and we’ll tell you honestly if we’re the right studio for it. If we’re not, we’ll say so.