The overwhelming majority of what we do is white-label — built as work-for-hire for other firms under NDA and cannot be publicly shown. References are available upon request. What you see below is a selection of our earlier public work.
Live Labs Learning had a wide range of classes and no easy way to create an automated PDF syllabus for each class. Digital Tool Factory built a precision tool to generate them automatically.
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An internal web application to analyze invoices and time records to identify the best and worst clients — built for Digital Tool Factory itself.
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Georgia Organics needed an interactive site to direct healthy eaters to the best organic food Georgia has to offer.
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This Georgia-based non-profit had outgrown their existing content management system and needed a new one. Digital Tool Factory stepped in with WordPress.
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We took over after four other web firms had failed. Successfully delivered a stable, well-designed WordPress site for this music industry client.
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A polished event website built for a high-profile Atlanta client.
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An e-commerce site built in only a week and a half — fast, clean, and fully functional for this Atlanta candle maker.
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We built the site and the full application for this impressive Atlanta-based technology startup focused on contact relationship management.
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This Atlanta landmark needed a site that matched up to their impressive history. We teamed up with Whobody Inc to deliver just that.
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Design powerhouse Whobody needed a new site integrating high-end graphics, Flash video, and Ajax — with full self-administration capability.
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Atlanta photography legend Mark Hill needed a showcase site. We built custom image galleries, server-side image processing, and intense CSS design.
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Combining two loves — power tools and websites. We worked with Mock Advertising to mirror the look and feel of Lackmond's product catalog.
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Popular Atlanta restaurant Soho needed a dynamic, content-managed site. Whobody Inc and Digital Tool Factory delivered something that looked as good as the food.
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In the aftermath of the real estate bubble, Coldwell Banker needed a way to showcase bank-owned properties. Mock Advertising brought us in for all backend work.
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Atlanta marketing company Tympani contracted us to build an online marketing venture featuring the online sale of brochures and printed marketing material.
View Project →For the past decade-plus, the majority of Digital Tool Factory's work has been advanced backend systems, AI integrations, and internal tooling built under NDA or for proprietary internal use. These projects — spanning enterprise automation, AI-powered applications, data pipelines, and Microsoft platform integrations — represent the bulk of our current capabilities and cannot be publicly shown.
If you'd like to discuss this work in the context of a potential engagement, we're happy to do so under NDA.
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