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about · the company

Floeberg started with a simple frustration: the brand, website, and systems were always built separately.

We built one operating system to hold them together. Today, clients can hire Floeberg Studio to build the whole stack or use Content OS to run the weekly content and campaign loop themselves.

the story

Floeberg started as our own problem.

We were shipping client work across a logo designer, a web developer, a tools person, and a marketer — and the seams showed every time. The brand said one thing, the site said another, and the systems behind them belonged to nobody.

So we built the connective tissue ourselves: a content operating system that holds the brand, feeds the site, and turns live market signal into work worth shipping. Once it ran our own studio, we pointed it at clients — and builds that used to take a quarter started taking weeks.

why systems

Built separately, things drift apart.

Most founder-led businesses buy their brand, their website, and their tooling from different vendors at different times. Each piece works on delivery day; the seams between them are where things quietly stop working — the site drifts from the brand, the forms feed a CRM nobody checks, the content engine depends on whoever set it up.

Building the stack as one system changes the failure mode. When the identity, the pages, and the workflows share one foundation, an improvement in one place carries through the rest — and the whole thing is still working a year after launch, not just the week it shipped.

Daniel Oh

founder

Daniel Oh.

platform engineer · chicago, il

Platform and cybersecurity engineering — currently at Nike, designing security controls across 50+ AWS accounts, after production systems at a New York fintech, cloud migrations at Avanade, and the Allstate Tech Leadership Program. Michigan Engineering. I started Floeberg after building one too many brands that looked great on launch day and went stale by month three — the fix was never another freelancer, it was a system that keeps producing.

principles

A few things we won’t budge on.

01

One system, not four vendors.

A brand, a site, and the tools behind them should be built as one thing. Seams are where good businesses leak credibility.

02

Ship it so it keeps working.

A launch is the start, not the finish. We build engines that keep producing after the invoice clears.

03

You own what we make.

Your brand, your site, your system, your keys. We can run it for you, or hand it over — no lock-in, no hostage files.

two ways in

Hire the studio, or run the system yourself.

floeberg studio

We build the whole stack for you.

A fixed-scope engagement that designs the identity, builds the site, and wires the systems behind it — delivered on your domain and your accounts, with everything documented and owned by you.

content os

You run the weekly loop yourself.

The same operating system the studio builds on, self-serve: plan the week, generate hooks and scripts and briefs, ship creative, and feed what worked back into the next round.

a personal note

Outside of the stack: PADI advanced scuba, marathon runner, weekly reader of Money Stuff by Matt Levine. More long-form thinking, including a Win98-styled portfolio, lives at danoh.com. The brand thesis comes from actual icebergs.

Ready when you are.

Tell us about the project and Daniel replies personally within one business day — or start running the loop yourself today.

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