Go look at them yourself.
Every site below is live right now, and each one belongs to a business I still work with. Call any of those owners and ask what working with me is like. They’ll tell you, and I don’t get to edit the answer.
10 you can visit right now.
Live · ongoing A ranch, two burger joints, and a website that finally says so.
Lee Wells raises the cattle and grinds every prime cut into the patty, ribeye and brisket and all, which is the whole reason people drive out there. The old site buried that under a stack of menus and a shopping cart. Now the beef leads. Rockwall and Royse City each keep their own hours and their own menu, and ordering direct sits above the delivery apps that had been taking a third off regulars who already knew the name.
Live · ongoing A gated lakeside RV community that finally looks the part.
Forty wooded acres on Lake Palestine, with three completely different buyers walking in the door: retirees settling in for years, snowbirds down for a winter, and pipeline crews needing six pads for eight months. The site sorts out which one you are before anybody picks up the phone.
Live · ongoing A Texas Monthly top-50 BBQ joint, rebuilt from the coals up.
Post-oak pitmaster, Texas Monthly top fifty, and a website that couldn’t keep up with him. Now the menu changes when he changes it, catering inquiries arrive priced-out, and nobody has to call me because the brisket sold out at one.
Live · ongoing A dental practice worth driving past twenty dentists for.
Twenty-six thousand patients. Three hundred and fifty-four five-star reviews. A website that showed almost none of it. We rebuilt around the proof, added online booking and a new-patient offer, and put the in-house savings plan somewhere people could actually find it.
Live · ongoing A DFW magician with a site as sharp as his sleight of hand.
Corporate events, private parties, trade shows, lessons. Four buyers, four completely different reasons to hire a magician. Sam needed a site that could sell the show before he ever walked into the room, so we built the booking flow around who you are rather than what you want.
Live · ongoing A hot dog stand with a little stone-age swagger.
Five stars on Google and nowhere to send anybody. So: menu, hours, directions, and an open-now light that tells the truth. Built around a custom dinosaur and more personality than most restaurants three times the size.
Live · ongoing Nevada’s own oil change shop gets a site worth stopping for.
A local shop going up against the chains out on the highway. Real prices on the service menu, online booking, state inspection info up front, and a brand that sounds like the town it sits in.
Live · ongoing A made-to-order bakery that runs on its own dashboard.
Every custom cookie order starts as a conversation, which is lovely and doesn’t scale. So we built the intake, the quote pipeline and the calendar into one admin you can run one-handed with frosting on the other.
Live · ongoing Brought a Texas barbecue name up to date without sanding off the smoke.
An established multi-location BBQ name whose website had quietly stopped keeping up. Rebuilt for speed and local search. Catering quotes, online ordering, and store info that behaves the way customers already expect it to.
Live · ongoing A North Texas seafood boil brand, online and on the road.
A local boil operation running entirely on phone calls and Facebook posts. Now there is a real site, a catering inquiry flow, order tracking, and an admin the owners genuinely log into, which is rarer than anybody in this business admits.
What’s on the bench right now.
Listed because I’d rather be straight about what’s finished and what isn’t.
Building now A 14U fastpitch team that plays like pirates.
Schedule, roster, stats, coaches, tryouts, sponsors, and a login so the coaching staff can run it themselves. Built for two audiences at once: families checking it at 6am Saturday, and a coach updating it from the dugout.
Building now Heirloom metalwork that outlasts trends, on a site that finally matches.
One-of-a-kind sculpture, candle holders and custom commissions. The gallery and shop were the easy half. The commission intake was the real work, because it has the awkward scope-and-budget conversation for her before the first message ever reaches her inbox.
Software I built because I wanted it to exist.
None of this is client work. It’s here because when somebody needs a custom tool built into their site, these are the receipts that I can actually build one.
Live · in restaurants The menu board a restaurant owner can actually change.
A box behind the TV plays your menu off its own storage. A page on your phone swaps it in about a minute: press OK on the remote, scan the QR code, send the picture. Lose your internet mid-service and the board never notices, because the network was never in the display path to begin with.
Live · free Upload any image. Get a printable cookie cutter.
Upload a photo, get a cookie cutter you can print. Outline detection happens automatically and the whole thing runs in the browser, so no design skills, no software, and nothing you upload ever leaves your laptop.
Live · free Gets your logo out of Canva and into a printer.
Turns an image or a logo into a file a print shop will actually accept. Eighty fonts, live CMYK preview, bleed and crop marks, 1200 DPI. Runs entirely on your machine.
Building now Scan a VIN, get the right spec, get back under the car.
Scan a VIN, get the specs. Fluid capacities, torque values, filter sizes, straight from the manufacturer. Built for a phone that lives on a shop floor and gets dropped a lot.
Want yours up here?
Send me your current site and you’ll get a straight list of what I’d change and why. Sometimes the answer is that you don’t need a rebuild at all. That happens more often than you’d think.