Software in use, not in a deck.
Every case study here is live and in client hands. The numbers come from the build itself: commit history, launch dates and the subscriptions that stopped.
Wealth Advisory Portal
A single-tenant adviser-and-client portal for an Australian financial advisory firm. It replaced two paid SaaS products outright, one for collecting client information, one for electronic signatures, and bolted AI document-extraction onto their existing CRM so the firm stops re-typing data they already have.
The pitch in plain English: a client gets a text-message-protected link, sees their information already filled in, confirms or corrects it, and signs the result. The adviser runs the review meeting against the same data. The signed bundle lands in the firm's filing system with a full audit trail.
- 2SaaS subscriptions replaced
- 24 daysFrom first commit to launch
- 30 daysTo first paying-client use
- Built forAustralian financial advisory firm (AFSL)
- Replacesmyprosperity & FuseSign
- AugmentsExisting practice-management CRM
- StatusLive, ongoing retainer
Before Bloody Good Software, Cameron Carmody built two products of his own that he still runs: CityHenge, a sunset-alignment app live in 55 cities across 17 countries, and the Stripe-backed booking site for Touring Golf. They show the same approach at consumer scale. See them on cameroncarmody.com.
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