Your website, and the busywork behind it, handled.

I build websites for small businesses, then automate the repetitive work behind them: forms, paperwork, listings, and follow-ups. One person, fixed prices, and I always respond.

  • 15+ years building for the web
  • Remote anywhere

Sound familiar?

You copy the same information from emails into a spreadsheet, then into another system.

Your website is slow or dated, and changing a phone number means calling someone.

Someone on your team loses Friday afternoon making the same documents every week.

You find out something broke because a customer told you.

That's the work I take off your plate.

What I do

Pick one, or combine them. Most clients start with a website and add automation once they see what's possible.

A website you're proud to send people to

Fast, mobile-friendly, and easy for you to update yourself. No page-builder bloat.

  • New sites and rebuilds of slow, dated ones
  • Booking, catalog, and portfolio pages
  • Domain, hosting, and email all sorted
  • Accessible (ADA) by default

A back office that fits how you actually work

Replace the five spreadsheets and the sticky notes with one place your team actually uses.

  • Client and order tracking
  • Inventory and job status at a glance
  • Separate logins for you and your staff
  • Reports you can export in one click

Repetitive tasks that run themselves

Take a job you do by hand every week and make it happen on its own, with a record of every run.

  • Documents and labels made from a spreadsheet
  • Text or email alerts when something needs you
  • Listings synced across every platform you sell on
  • Printers, scanners, and scales connected to your systems

Plus AI, where it's actually useful

Built into any of the above: pulling details out of emails and PDFs, drafting replies, and answering questions from your own documents, with a person approving anything that matters.

I'm a small business owner too.

I run my own resale business across eBay, Etsy, and Mercari, and most of what I build for clients started as tools I needed myself. When something sells on one site, it's pulled from the others within seconds. When something breaks at 2 a.m., my phone knows before a customer does.

That's how I build for you: plain, reliable tools I'd trust with my own business.

15+ years of buildingWebsites, software products, and operations work since 2011.
Built for high-stakes inventoryDesigned a real-time inventory platform for commercial wine, where the numbers have to be right.
You own everythingCode, accounts, and documentation, all in your name. Keep me on for upkeep or walk away clean. No lock-in, ever.

I work with hardware too

Label printers, barcode scanners, shipping scales, and other devices on your floor, wired into your systems so the data flows without anyone retyping it. Most web developers stop at the screen. I don't.

How a project runs

The same four steps every time, so you always know what happens next.

  1. A free 30-minute call

    You describe the problem. I ask a lot of questions and tell you honestly whether it's worth building.

  2. A one-page plan and price

    What's included, what isn't, the timeline, and the number. Nothing starts until you sign off.

  3. Real progress every week

    You click through a working version on a live link, not mockups. Your feedback goes into the next pass.

  4. Launch, then keep it running

    Hosting, monitoring, and a monthly window for changes, or a clean handoff if you'd rather own it.

Questions people ask

Hiring one person instead of an agency is a fair thing to think through.

What happens if you're unavailable?

Everything I build uses standard, widely used tools and comes with documentation. You own the code and the accounts, so another developer can pick it up without starting over.

Can I update my website myself?

Yes. Everyday edits like text, photos, hours, and prices are built to be simple. Bigger changes fall under your monthly upkeep window.

How much does it cost?

Fixed price when the scope is clear, hourly when it isn't. Either way, you get a written number before any work starts, and I'll tell you if a project isn't worth the money.

Do you only work locally?

I'm based in Chatsworth and happy to meet in person around the San Fernando Valley, but I work with clients anywhere.

One person. Actually reachable.

I'm Jake. I've been building websites and software since 2011: client sites, a real-time inventory platform for the wine industry, and operations roles helping teams automate the tedious parts of their day. These days I also run my own resale business, so I build tools the way an owner needs them: reliable, simple to use, and easy to hand off.

I keep scopes small, prices fixed where I can, and I'd rather tell you a project isn't worth doing than sell you a big one.

Based in
Chatsworth, CA
Works with
Small businesses, firms, solo operators
Response time
Within one business day
Availability
Taking 1–2 new projects

Tell me what's eating your week.

A rough description is fine. I'll reply within one business day with questions or a time to talk.

The budget question just helps me scope honestly. There's no wrong answer.