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Websites & custom applications

Websites that bring inquiries. Custom apps that get work done.

Give customers a clear view of your services and an easy way to contact you, on any device. When your team needs more than a website, get a custom application built around the work it needs to do.

Tell me what's slowing you down

Sound familiar?

Where the site, or
the spreadsheet, falls short.

  • Visitors can't tell what you do, or how to reach you, without hunting.
  • The site was built years ago and nobody wants to touch it.
  • Inquiries arrive by phone, email and form, with no single place to see them.
  • A shared spreadsheet runs a core part of the business, but tracking changes and keeping information consistent takes too much manual work.

What I build

Built for
a clear job.

A site that brings inquiries in, and tools that help your team handle them.

Business websites.

Clear service pages, a contact path that works, and the basics search engines need to find you.

Inquiry forms.

Forms that deliver straight to your inbox, with spam protection, and nothing stored that you don't need.

Custom web applications.

Internal tools for tracking, scheduling or reporting, for the point where a spreadsheet stops being enough.

Connected tools.

Integrations that pass information between your website, your inbox and the tools your team already uses.

How it works

Start with your process.
Build from there.

01

Find the bottleneck.

Agree on what the site or tool has to do, who uses it, and what a useful result looks like.

02

Build what you need.

Agree on scope, build the pages or the tool, and test it with the people who will use it.

03

Launch with a clear handoff.

Put it live, document how it works, and agree on any ongoing support.

Selected work

A clearer path
to the next step.

When this isn't the right fit.If a simple template site will do the job, I'll say so. Not every business needs a custom build.

Questions

Before you ask.

Website or web app: which do I need?

A website tells people about your business and brings in inquiries. A web app is a tool your team uses to get work done. If a spreadsheet is running a core part of the business, that's usually the sign.

Where do form inquiries go?

Straight to your inbox. A form should deliver the message, protect against spam, and keep no more of the visitor's details than it needs.

Who will I be working with?

With me, JP Mananzan, the person designing and building it. Clear conversations and an agreed scope, with no one in between.

What happens after launch?

The site or tool is documented and handed over, and we agree on any ongoing support before it goes live.

Let's talk about your business

What's slowing
you down?

Tell me what the site needs to do, or which spreadsheet your team has outgrown. We'll start there.

Tell me what's slowing you down