Services
Two kinds of work. One promise: you get a person, not a platform.
Everything below is built for your business specifically, explained in plain English, and handled by the same person you talked to on the phone.
Websites
Built, and then handled
Most website companies hand you the keys and wave goodbye. That's exactly how sites end up abandoned: wrong hours, dead links, a "news" page from three years ago. I don't do drive-by websites. I build yours, and then I stay.
The build
- Designed around how your business actually runs, not a template with your logo pasted on
- I help write the words, so "I'm bad at writing" never stalls the project
- Fast on phones, because that's where your customers are
- Built to be found, with the local search basics baked into every page
- If your content changes constantly - menus, schedules, events - I build the site to update itself
The care plan
- Hosting, backups, and software updates: included, not extra
- The site kept fast, secure, and easy to find
- Up to three content changes a month: send a text, it's done
- Something breaks at 7 AM? You text me, not a ticket queue
- One monthly price. No surprise line items.
When you repaint, rebrand, or retire the meatball sub, the site keeps up.
Automation
If you do it every week and it makes you sigh, it can probably do itself
You don't need to know what any of this is called. Tell me what eats your evenings, and I'll tell you honestly whether a computer can take it over, and what that would cost.
Put the busywork on autopilot
The report you retype every Friday. Order confirmations. Appointment reminders. The same five questions answered forty times. Set up once, then it just happens.
Get your information in one place
Customers in your phone, orders in a notebook, prices in three spreadsheets that disagree. I turn that into one clean, searchable system you can trust.
Know what's actually going on
A plain dashboard or a short weekly email: what sold, what's booked, what's up, what's down. No login required, no charts you need a translator for.
Some of these tools use AI behind the counter. Here's exactly how, and how your data is treated - no mystery, no fine print.
Things I've built
A few from the workshop
A menu that manages itself
For a chef whose menu changes weekly: he types up the week's dishes in an editor made for him, the website rebuilds around it, customers order the same afternoon.
Read the case study →A firehose, sorted
A tool that reads a nonstop stream of incoming items, then files, tags, and summarizes each one into something searchable. The same trick works on an inbox, a pile of reviews, or a queue of orders.
Tools that stay home
My image and video tools run entirely on machines I own. No cloud services involved. That's also how I think about your customer data: it stays put.
There's a workshop full of these. If you're curious, ask for a demo on the call.
Not sure which door you're in?
That's normal. Most problems are a bit of both. Twenty minutes on the phone and we'll figure out what's worth doing and what it would cost.