We build the website and the web app behind it.

Bookings lived across WhatsApp threads, email, and three Excel files that didn't agree with each other. Suppliers weren't getting paid on time. Clients had no way to see their trip status, and every payment reminder was a manual message from the founder.

A complete agency OS on the Cloudflare edge. Agency staff work in a role-scoped console: customers, bookings, suppliers, agencies, payroll, audit log. Clients get a self-service portal where they see their trip, their invoices, and a payment link that actually works — Stripe Checkout for cards, KSA bank-wire instructions for transfers. Every state change writes to an audit trail visible to the owner.

Month-end reconciliation that took two days now takes 30 minutes. Payment collection went from "follow up forever" to "client clicks the link, status updates automatically." The founder stopped being the bottleneck for who-saw-what — the system has the answer before the question is asked.

The old site read like a 2009 MSP brochure: walls of stock text, no clear offer, no mobile flow for the "I need help right now" call. Bounce rate on the home page was north of 70%.

A focused 5-page site with a single headline promise, three service lanes (Managed IT, Cloud, Phone), and a quote flow that ends with one tap-to-call button. Static HTML/CSS, served from Cloudflare's edge.

Page-weight dropped from ~3MB to <200KB. Time-to-interactive on a 4G phone is under 1s. The phone-quote CTA is now the single most-clicked element on every page.

The venue's story was buried in a generic template — pastel, stock photography, no mood. Bookings were happening over WhatsApp with no online presence to anchor the brand.

An atmospheric single-page experience built around an autoplay video hero, set to a serif quote, with a quiet "Skip" for people who'd rather scroll. React + Vite, deployed to Cloudflare Pages.

First-time visitors now spend an average of 2m+ on the page. Inquiries reference the site unprompted — "we saw your video" — which is the strongest signal a venue site can send.

The dispatcher tracked deliveries across four Google sheets: today's deliveries, today's routes, driver payouts, and patient addresses. Cross-sheet typos cost hours every week and overpaid drivers twice in one month.

A single-page web app on Cloudflare Pages + D1 (SQLite) + KV sessions. Three roles — admin, dispatcher, driver — each see only what they need. Route builder auto-groups pending deliveries into a driver's day.

Replaced 4 spreadsheets + a group chat with one console. Dispatch planning dropped from ~45 min/day to <10 min. Driver payouts went from "end-of-month audit" to "approved weekly, never wrong."

Previous site was a static brochure: no way to showcase programs, no events calendar, no clear path to "join the family" or "support the center fund." Younger members especially had nowhere to find the chapter online.

A 6-page narrative site with a multi-generational hero ("one family, five colors, one home"), real stats up front (15+ years, 202+ families, 42+ scholarships), three program pillars (Scholarship · Adya · Community Center), and a dedicated Center Fund CTA.

Replaced a one-page PDF with a real public home for the chapter. The "Join the Family" and "Support the Center Fund" CTAs now sit above the fold on every page, with the program's own language — not borrowed from a generic donation template.

The agency's old site buried the phone number under three menus. Visitors bounced before they ever saw the carrier comparison pitch — and the agents knew they were losing quote requests to competitors who let people start a quote online.

A navy-and-white site with a 3-step "Quick Quote" widget in the hero — Home/Auto/Business · Carrier Comparison · Coverage Area — ending in a single tap-to-call CTA. Real savings math ($847/yr bundle average) sits in the product copy, not in the footer.

The quote widget is now the single most-clicked element on every page. The phone number is in the top-right of the header on every page, not buried in a contact form. Agents report calls coming in faster and with more context — visitors have already self-selected by product line.

Every agency says they build great sites. Showing the one we built for ourselves is the easiest way to prove it: same stack (Cloudflare Pages, edge-served HTML/CSS), same attention to the trust signals a small business needs (phone in the header, stat strip, service grid).

A single-page repair shop site: hero with same-day promise and tap-to-call, stat strip (500+ devices · 4.9★ · Same-Day · 127 reviews), 4 trust badges, services grid (Desktop / Laptop / Virus / Network), reviews, FAQ, contact. Live since 2014, rebuilt into this version most recently.

The phone number is in the top-right of every page, not buried in a contact form. The stat strip answers the three questions a visitor has in the first 5 seconds — "are they legit, are they fast, do people like them" — without scrolling.