on Sanity, not WordPress
for owners and marketers
Built for businesses too small for an agency and too big for templates. Diagnose what's broken, build the system, keep it running.
Every engagement ships something measurable. Here is what came out the other side.
Three builds, three different problems. Each one replaced something that was costing the business time or money every week.
A Dallas general contractor running every job out of the owner's inbox. Every note is now filed to the right job and handed to the right person, and anything involving money, scope or an unhappy client stops at the owner.
Dallas apartment locating, paying HubSpot $800 a month for automation that did not fit how they worked. Replaced with a purpose-built client dashboard and welcome emails, with HubSpot kept as the CRM underneath.
An owned product, built and operated in-house. Gary is an agent that eats your inbox backlog, not just the mail arriving today. Scheduled cleanup runs, a spam appetite dial, and anything it is unsure about gets flagged for you instead of deleted.
Every engagement follows the same framework, whether it takes a week or six months.
A map of what's broken, what's manual, and what's costing money. No pitch decks, no upsells. Just the diagnosis.
Your team understands what's being built, why it works, and how to use it. No black boxes.
Built, shipped, and maintained. Custom code, real infrastructure, long-term support.
If the system has not produced a measurable improvement in time, cost, or conversion within 90 days of going live, the work continues at no charge until it does. That is possible because the problem gets scoped before the work is quoted, and because whoever built it is whoever has to come back and fix it.
A small number of clients at a time, so the person who scopes your system is the one who builds it. Start with an audit and you will know inside a week whether this is worth doing.
Start with an audit →
