EONE / AUCKLAND, NZ
EVERY ANGLE. ONE SOURCE.
Brand communication systems

I design the thing, then build the system that runs it.

Graphic designer by trade, systems thinker by instinct. EONE brings brand, web, and workflow under one source, so the whole thing works together instead of in pieces.

Design / Web / Workflow / Brand
DESIGNWEB FLOWBRAND EONE
What I do

Four disciplines, run as one system.

Most studios hand these to four different people. Here they share one head, so nothing falls between the gaps.

Brand comms

People recognise you and trust you faster

Every touchpoint says the same thing, so your name builds recall instead of confusion. Logo, voice, and the rules underneath.

Design and print

Material people hold onto, not bin

Laid out to read clearly in the hand first, then everywhere else. Print is my home ground.

Most energising medium
Web and speed

Visitors stay, and you are never locked in

Sites fast enough that people do not drop off, and portable enough to leave with any developer. WordPress and Elementor, tuned and documented.

Workflow

Manual work off your plate for good

Systems that keep running once they ship, so the repetitive tasks stop coming back. Make.com, Cloudflare Workers, and AI assistants.

Where my curiosity lives
Selected work

Built, shipped, still running.

A few systems currently live across health, radio, community, and field service.

Papatoetoe Family Doctors

Aroha, an AI receptionist

A patient assistant that answers common questions before reception does. It runs on a Cloudflare Worker with Claude, logs every chat to Sheets, and emails a daily summary.

AICloudflareWorkflow
Radio Samoa 1593AM

Brand, campaigns, and speed

Sales and marketing, campaign design, and Facebook workflows through Make.com, plus a site tuned with Bunny CDN for faster loads.

BrandWebWorkflow
KKIA Community

Print for a community

Brand and print for Auckland’s Indonesian community events, including the 2026 Independence Day celebration and its sponsorship material.

PrintBrand
Kororia

Field ops on a tight budget

A field service and reporting system for a small Auckland operation, wired together to run for around twelve dollars a month.

SystemsOpsCost design
How I work

Fewer vendors. Fewer meetings. Cleaner records.

One source

Brief one person

Brand, web, and systems stay joined up because the same head holds all of them. No handoffs to coordinate.

Written first

Email over meetings

I work over email and shared docs. Clear briefs, clear decisions, a record you can return to. Meetings only when they earn it.

Portable

Built to hand over

Standard tools and plain documentation. If you ever move on, the next person picks it up without a rebuild.

Start here

Have something that needs joining up?

hello@eone.nz