Four things I build.
For private people and for companies, each one built the same way: a call, a talk, an offer in writing, a preview, the keys.
A website answers the first questions.
What you do, where you are, when you're open and how to reach you. Most people look for that first, and most of them look on a phone.
Good for
- Shops, practices, workshops, wineries
- A club, an event, a project of your own
- A site you can't update yourself any more
You get
- Pages that read well on every screen
- Your hours, address and phone where people look
- An Impressum, as German law asks
- cost
- owner to add
An app takes the bookings off the phone.
Bookings, orders, member lists or the jobs for your own team, in one place on phones and computers instead of on paper and in calls.
Good for
- Tastings, tables, appointments
- Orders to pick up
- A team that shares a plan
You get
- An app built around how you already work
- A preview to try before it goes live
- The logins and a walkthrough
- cost
- owner to add
An assistant that answers from your own documents.
A chat on your site or in your app that answers customers from what you give it: opening hours, prices, delivery areas, the FAQ. When it isn't sure, it says so and takes a message.
Good for
- The same ten questions every day
- Questions that come in at night
- A first answer before you call back
How it stays right
- It looks things up in your documents first
- It can show where an answer came from
- Questions it can't answer go to you
- cost
- owner to add
- data
- hosting and GDPR details to confirm
An automation does the copying for you.
Small programs that move data between the tools you already use, so the same thing never gets typed twice.
For example
- Contact form into a spreadsheet
- Order into an invoice
- Booking into your calendar, with a reminder
You get
- A list of what runs, when, and why
- A message when something needs you
- Someone to call when it should change
- cost
- owner to add
Which one do I need?
Start from what bothers you. That's usually enough to know where to begin.
People can't find your hours, your address or your number.
A websiteBookings come in by phone and end up on paper.
An appYou answer the same questions every day, some of them at night.
An assistantYou type the same details into two or three programs.
An automation
Describe the problem. We'll find the thing.
It starts with one call. Mon–Sun, 06:00–22:00, Berlin time.