Work
Things I've built, and what I'd build for you
The first one runs a real kitchen's website every week. The rest are working mockups: made-up businesses, sample numbers, so you can point at one and say "that, but for my shop."
None of the mockups is for sale as is. The real version gets built around how you actually work. Tap any screen to see it full size.
Section 1 of 4
Crazy Easy Web Controls
You change a thing in a form made for you. The website follows.
A menu that manages itself
For a chef whose menu changes weekly: he types up the week's dishes, the website rebuilds around it, customers order the same afternoon. Snapshot from September 28, 2026; the live site has moved on since.
Live for The Cle Fix, Avon Lake Read the case study →A class schedule that publishes itself
The owner changes Tuesday's class in a form made for her. The website follows on its own. No web software, no waiting on anyone.
Demo, sample dataThis week's stand, updated from the barn
Tap what's in and what sold out, on a phone. The site updates, and a post is drafted for you to approve.
Demo, sample dataSection 2 of 4
Centralize Your Data
Spreadsheets, notebooks and old systems, turned into one place you can trust.
Three spreadsheets become one list
A 2023 spreadsheet, the phone contacts, and the catering notebook, cleaned and merged into one searchable place. The doubtful ones get flagged, not guessed.
Demo, sample dataMoving day, with a receipt
Switching systems is where records go missing. Every record is counted out and counted back in, and the old system stays read-only until you say so.
Demo, sample dataSection 3 of 4
Specialized Workflows
The steps your business repeats every week, built as a tool instead of a habit.
Booking that sends its own reminders
A customer picks a chair and a time on her phone. It lands on the book, and the day-before text goes out by itself.
Demo, sample dataEvery quote, from first call to delivered
Requests move across the board as they turn into jobs. Click a name and the whole history is there, allergies and all. The notebook retires.
Demo, sample dataSection 4 of 4
Remove the Fog of Business
Plain numbers and plain warnings, sent to you, with nothing to log into.
Is your website wrong right now?
A checkup that compares your site to your Google listing, your menu, and your phone, then says plainly what's off. This is the conversation I'd like to start with.
Demo, sample dataThe Friday email
What sold, what's booked, what's about to run out. Written from the register and the calendar every Friday at seven. Nothing to log into.
Demo, sample dataOne screen, no translator needed
Sales by day, what sold, the catering pipeline, the reviews. Plain numbers for the owner, updated while she works.
Demo, sample dataDid anything spark a thought?
Tell me which one, or something else entirely that eats your evenings. Twenty minutes on the phone and I'll tell you honestly what it would take.