No. 01
Basic & Starter Websites
A clean, mobile-ready website with your services, work photos, and a contact form, built from the content you send me.
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What I build
Twelve services. A sample of each.
The samples below use example data from fictional businesses; your build runs on your own data.
No. 02
Dashboards & Reporting
Your sales, jobs, labor cost, and unpaid invoices on one screen, pulled from your own data and updated without anyone retyping it.
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CRM & Customer Database
Every customer, lead, and job in one place, with follow-up reminders on open quotes.
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Payroll & Team Ops
Hours, tips, and schedules roll into a clean payroll-prep sheet your provider can run. (Tooling, not a payroll or tax service.)
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Operations Hub & Internal Directory
Your SOPs, vendors, prices, and checklists in one place, so a new hire looks it up instead of asking you.
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Booking & Scheduling
Customers book and pay online and get a text reminder the day before.
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Custom Tools
Calculators, quote tools, trackers, and admin panels built around how you already work.
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Automations & Workflows
Alerts, follow-ups, reminders, and spreadsheet cleanup that run on a trigger or a schedule you set.
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Client Portals & Intake
Clients get one clean login for requests, documents, status, and payments.
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Scoping & Build Plans
I map the real problem and lock a fixed price before any code. You get the scope in writing: deliverables, price, timeline, and what is not included.
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Inventory & Orders
Stock counts, low-stock alerts, and a reorder sheet for anything below the par you set.
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Private AI & Local LLM
An AI assistant that reads your own files, answers from them, and drafts replies for you to check. Nothing trains on your data, and it stays on hardware you control.
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Closer look
What a dashboard build includes
“Dashboard” gets used loosely, so here is exactly what you get when I build one, start to finish.
- Connect the data. Spreadsheets, POS, booking tools, forms, or your database, wired in so numbers update automatically instead of by hand.
- Pick the few numbers that matter. I cut the list to the handful of numbers you run the business on.
- Charts, totals, and alerts. Clean visuals plus thresholds that flag you when something needs attention: low stock, an overdue invoice, a slow week.
- A phone-first view. Built to read on the phone you check the business from.
- Roles and handoff. Who sees what, and a short walkthrough so you and your team can run it without me.
How scoping works
How your scope gets defined.
Before any custom build, I turn a rough problem into a written scope, so you know what you are getting, what it costs, and where it ends.
Start from the real bottleneck: what is manual, slow, scattered, or breaking.
Map the build that fixes it.
Agree on a written scope up front: deliverables, fixed price, and timeline in plain English.
Anything outside that scope is quoted separately before it is built, with no surprise costs.