Websites & business systems · Dallas–Fort Worth
I build professional websites — and the connected systems behind them that take bookings and orders, keep your customer records straight, run your staff and stock, send confirmations on their own, and show you how the business is actually doing.
Not a template with your logo on it. A system shaped around how your business already runs.
More than just a website
Most sites stop at describing what you do. The useful part starts one step later — when a visitor becomes a booking, an order or a request, and that request has somewhere organized to land.
They find you on their phone — from a search, a card, a QR code or your social profile.
They pick a time, place an order or send a request, and see it confirmed on the spot.
It arrives where you'll actually see it, with everything you need to act on it attached.
It lands on the right day, with the right person, against the right customer record — and a confirmation goes out on its own.
One screen shows what happened today, what is booked, and what needs your attention.
The same site can connect to bookings, ordering, payments, customer records, inventory, staff tools, reporting, reminders and automatic workflows — so the work of running the business happens in one place instead of being spread across a booking app, a spreadsheet, a notebook and somebody's memory.
A customer enters their details once. The booking, the record, the reminder and the invoice all use it.
Requests land in one place with everything attached, instead of in three inboxes and a text thread.
Because the work runs through one system, that system can tell you honestly how the week went.
Featured work
Every project below is labeled with what it actually is — client work, a business I own, or a build made to demonstrate an idea. None of it is dressed up as something it isn't.
Multi-tenant operations platform · Project
www.jkissllc.com/operionBuilt inside J Kiss LLC, then adapted for Supercharged Enterprise as Operion’s first client — one operations platform with separate company data and configuration.
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Claims recovery platform · Project
claimguardhelp.comA platform that helps freight carriers recover money they are owed — reading their paperwork, building the claim, and tracking it to payment.
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Barbershop operating system · Client project
joesbarbercide.comA barbershop with a team of 6–10 barbers runs its whole day on its own website — booking, walk-ins, barber portals, pay statements and 1099 prep — instead of renting a booking platform.
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Practice website with a client portal · Client project
howardwealthplanning.comA financial planner's public practice site with a private client portal and advisor workspace behind it — documents, homework, check-ins and messaging in one place instead of an email chain.
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Shop website and shop operating system · Client project
upholsterybyraul.comA Frisco upholstery shop runs its customers, quotes, floor, materials, money and payroll on its own site — where a job short on fabric says so on its own ticket, on the shop board, and on the dashboard.
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Pre-launch site with an owned subscriber list · Client project
popthatpantry.comA food brand's pre-launch page built on the client's own brand system — with a subscriber list she owns outright rather than rents from a marketing platform.
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Artist platform · Project
nunubabymuzik.comAn artist site where the navigation asks what you came for instead of making you hunt — with a mailing list, booking requests and an analytics dashboard behind it.
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Personal brand website & content dashboard · Client project
latarshatowers.comOne home for an entrepreneur's brands, speaking, events and community work — with a dashboard to keep the story current.
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Explained in terms of what it does for the business, not what it's made of.
A site that looks like the business you actually run.
Learn moreKeep what works. Fix what's costing you customers.
Learn moreTake appointments while you're closed.
Learn moreLet customers order or request without a phone call.
Learn moreOne connected system instead of six disconnected tools.
Learn moreEveryone signs in and sees exactly their part.
Learn moreKnow what you can sell before you promise it.
Learn moreStop guessing how the week went.
Learn moreStop doing the same small job forty times a week.
Learn moreMake the tools you already pay for work together.
Learn moreThe work doesn't end at launch.
Learn moreIndustries
A barbershop and a bakery need genuinely different things. The system is designed around your business — your business does not get bent to fit a generic template.
Restaurants, cafés, caterers, bakeries and food trucks
Take the order before the customer picks up the phone.
See what that looks likeBarbers, hair and nail salons, spas, and beauty professionals
Your chair, booked around the clock — on a platform you own.
See what that looks likeStorefronts, boutiques, trade shops and workshops
Know what you have, what's promised, and what's still owed.
See what that looks likeTrades, hauling, cleaning, property services and independent professionals
From first inquiry to final invoice, without re-typing anything.
See what that looks likeBefore and after
None of this is about having more technology. It's about the same day taking less out of you.
How it usually works
With a connected system
You don't need to know what technology you need — that's genuinely my job. You only need to explain how your days go and what you'd like to stop doing by hand.
