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You have the customers. Nowhere to send them.

Every business I work with already has demand — followers, footfall, a payment number that works. What none of them has is a solution that brings them engagement, orders and uptime like nothing else can. That's what I build.

Tell me what you sell

Find yours on this list.

Nobody can find you, or your link is dead.

No link in the bio, or one that errors. Both cost you the same person: the one who was interested enough to tap. A dead link is the worse of the two, because it tells them you have closed down.

What I buildOne address, in your name, that works.

You pay commission, and you answer the same questions all day.

The delivery apps take a cut of every order. WhatsApp takes something you can't get back — the same five questions about price, size and delivery, every single day, while you could be doing something that actually grows the business.

What I buildYour own platform. It takes the order and answers the questions for you.

Everything you sell lives in a photo grid.

An Instagram feed is not a catalogue. Nobody can search it, nobody can filter it, and nobody can tell what's still available. Someone looking for one specific thing has to scroll for it, then message you anyway.

What I buildEverything you sell, searchable, with sizes, prices and what's in stock.

You have no idea who bought from you before.

No record, no numbers, no way to reach the people who have already paid you once. Every sale starts from zero, and a customer who comes back is worth far more than a stranger.

What I buildA system that keeps the orders, so you own the relationship and not a platform.

The order button is on every one of these. How WhatsApp ordering works →

What it costs.

One page that does the job of a shopfront. What you sell, your photos, and a button that opens WhatsApp with the order already written.

Everything you sell, in one place a customer can actually search. Sizes, prices, what's still available, and an order that arrives already written.

Everything you sell, searchable
Sizes, prices, colours, what's in stock
Order composer that writes the message
Delivery zones and their prices
Your own domain and hosting included

What makes it differentPage One shows people you exist. This one sells for you.

Where you landHow much there is to load. Thirty products is the floor. Three hundred, with sizes and colours and stock that changes, is the top.

This endsYou answer the same five questions all day, for free

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For a business that's bigger than a product list. Several branches, bookings and appointments, a full menu or portfolio, and enquiry forms that reach you properly.

Everything above, plus the surface you actually run the business from. Orders, bookings, stock and schedules in one place, with the numbers in front of you.

The full price page, terms and all →

Sites I've built.

website2025SheRootedA youth-led Tanzanian NGO got an address of its own, with the team, the projects and the mission in one place.An organisation with no budget for a retainer can still have something that works and keeps working.Look at it

website2026A senior finance career, told properlyA multi-page site for a senior finance and risk professional, with a generative topographic canvas, a live Medium feed and a case study per venture.Range. This is the same discipline as the shop catalogues, aimed at somebody whose buyer is an institution.Look at it

system2025IB Results DashboardA school coordinator stopped wrestling spreadsheets. Messy IB result files became cohort insight, at-risk flags and an export, in one desktop app.This is what the top pricing tier actually buys. Not a page — a surface you run something from.Look at it

Tell me what you sell. I'll tell you what I'd build.

First call's free. If it's not something I should be doing, I'll tell you that instead.

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