Web platforms
When a website isn't enough: bookings, client portals, several locations on one system.
Who it's for
When the site has to do work
Businesses with several locations that want one system instead of a site for each.
Services that take bookings or need a private area for their clients.
Teams that outgrew a website builder and keep working around it.
What's included
Built around how you work
Your data, structured
What you store, how it connects, and who on your team can see and change what.
An admin your team can use
Daily work happens in screens made for it, not in spreadsheets around the site.
Connections to your tools
Calendars, payments, email and the services you already pay for.
A staging version you can follow
You see every part working before it goes to your customers.
How it goes
Planned in parts, shipped in parts
The same five steps as a website, with a longer first conversation: we map what the platform must do and agree what goes live first. The written quote splits the work into stages with a date for each.
Typical timeline
[typical range, to confirm]
Agreed per stage in the written quote.
Questions
About platforms
Can it start small and grow?
Yes. The first stage covers what you need now; later stages are quoted separately when you need them.
Do I own the code and the data?
Yes. The code, the data and every account are in your name, so you can take them to another developer at any time.
What happens after launch?
I stay available for fixes, updates and new pages, on a care plan or on request. You're never locked in: the code and the accounts are yours.
Outgrowing your website?
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