Websites, films & things you can touch.
One studio, one pair of hands — web, brand, video and physical builds under a single roof in Toronto.
Services
Four crafts, one menu. Pick a discipline.
A website that works as hard as you do
Selected work
Real client work, live online. Filter by craft.
More shoots and builds are being gathered — if Dolphy made it, it lands here.
In the lab
My own builds — where client tricks get invented first.
V-ZRD Visual Studio
Audio-reactive visuals for Windows — GPU rendering, multi-aspect export.
SitePunch / Dolphy Ops
Crew time-tracking and payroll with GPS-verified clock-ins.
Real Estate Media OS
GTA real-estate video production — one pipeline, booking to delivery.
OpenClaw
My AI-agent system — the second brain behind the studio.
Oppose
Culturally inspired streetwear, designed in-house.
RetroZen
Celebrating the machines that got us here.
How a project runs
Four steps, no mystery.
Talk
What you're making, who it's for, what "done" looks like.
Scope & price
A written scope, a fixed price, a timeline — before any work starts.
Build & show
Real progress early — a live link, a rough cut, a printed prototype.
Launch & look after
It goes live, you get the files and the keys — and a yearly hosting & maintenance plan keeps it that way.
The person behind it
One pair of hands, first sketch to final delivery.
I'm Daniel — a Toronto creative technologist who came up through workshops and film sets as much as through code.
Nearly three years at 51Group — websites, digital operations and CNC cabinetry: designing in the morning, at a machine in the afternoon. That mix never left. Today it's client sites and brands under Dolphy, music videos and drone work through V-ZRD, and bench time on 3D printing and electronics.
My coding is AI-assisted and workflow-driven by design — I architect the system, direct the build, and test everything by hand.
On the bench
Start a project
Two minutes here saves six emails.
Tell me what you're making.
A site, a video, a logo, a prototype you can hold — if it sits where digital meets physical, it's probably a Dolphy job.
Fill in the brief — it lands straight in the studio's project tracker, not a forgotten inbox.