Four and a half months, told left to right — from a brand exploration meeting to a fully-equipped operation still shipping every week.

The task list tells the volume story — these are the major programmes inside it. Each one ran as a full project: strategy, design, production and delivery, end to end.

Everything delivered, split by the kind of work it is, with each discipline’s share of total production effort — pieces weighted by scale, so the big builds count for what they really were. One team covering brand, packaging, print, email, Amazon, paid social, content and web — no hand-offs, no second agency.

Each bar is that month’s share of all production effort, with every piece weighted by its typical scale — a full brand build or website development counts many times more than a quick banner change. This shows the true weight of each month, not just the count.

Speed, availability and cadence — measured from every brief’s journey through production, plus the standing weekly rhythm of calls and reports.

Work we’ve picked up and are building right now, with the date each piece is due.

Picked up and scheduled in production. "Reply about this" opens an email threaded to that exact job.

Finished and shipped, newest first, grouped by week. The date filter switches between this month, last month and everything we’ve ever delivered.

Beyond the campaign-by-campaign work, these are the permanent assets the brand owns as a result of the last four months — infrastructure that keeps working every day.