CRM · flagship
Orbit
The CRM I actually wanted to use.
Every CRM is either a bloated enterprise maze or a glorified spreadsheet. Nothing fit a solo operator or a small team who just want to move deals and not fight the software.
I was juggling leads across notes, my inbox, and three half-abandoned tools. I built the pipeline I wished existed, then kept adding until it ran my whole business.
- Drag-and-drop deal pipeline
- One inbox for email, chat, and live chat
- Hiro, an AI assistant that drafts, summarizes, and books
- Calling, texting, and invoicing built in
Outbound · flagship
Relay
Cold email that stops the second someone replies.
Renting an outbound tool means per-seat fees, daily sending caps, and your lead lists living on someone else's server.
I wanted to run my own outbound without paying for Instantly forever, and own every lead and every thread.
- Import leads, build multi-step sequences
- Send from your own domain
- Replies land in a threaded inbox
- The cadence auto-stops the moment a lead replies
AI voice · flagship
AI SDR
An AI that answers the phone and books the job.
Home-services owners miss half their calls. Every missed call is a job that goes to the next contractor in Google.
I built an AI front desk that picks up every call, qualifies the homeowner, and drops a booked job on the calendar, around the clock.
- Answers every call instantly
- Holds a natural voice conversation
- Qualifies the job and gives a ballpark
- Books to the calendar and texts a confirmation
Social proof · flagship
Vouch
Collect testimonials and show them off, in minutes.
Social proof is the highest-leverage thing on a page, and collecting it is usually a manual mess of screenshots and DMs.
I wanted a Senja-style flow without the Senja subscription, that I could embed anywhere and fully own.
- Send a link, the customer leaves text or video
- Curate the ones you love
- Drop a Wall of Love on any site with one script tag
- Single-testimonial embeds too
Client work
Built for real businesses (names withheld)
Two builds I cannot show by name. Here is the problem each one solved and how it works.
Anonymized · construction
A field-service CRM for a growing contractor
One board so jobs stop falling through the cracks.
A growing contractor was running jobs out of text threads, a whiteboard, and memory. Quotes got forgotten, crews showed up to the wrong site, and invoices went out late.
I rebuilt how they track work end to end, so nothing gets lost between the first call and the paid invoice.
- Every job moves through one pipeline, lead to paid
- A shared schedule the whole crew sees
- Photos, quotes, and notes live on each job
- Nothing lives in one person's head anymore
Anonymized · marketing agency
An internal HQ for a marketing agency
A command center for running many clients at once.
Running a roster of clients means context scattered across tools, and a founder who is the only one holding the full picture.
I built the internal HQ that pulls every client, metric, and task onto one screen, with an AI layer that flags what needs attention.
- One dashboard across the whole client roster
- KPIs and tasks in a single place
- An AI assistant that surfaces what is slipping
More work
More apps I have shipped
Tandem
A couples app to keep a relationship intentional.
Built for me and my partner, multi-tenant so any couple can use it: shared habits, love notes, a shared playlist, even couples Scrabble and a watch-party.
GoFlow
A deep-work timer that protects the session.
I kept breaking my own focus, so I built a clean timer with a start ritual and a hard stop.
Watch Together
Watch anything together, in sync, on a call.
Zoom and Meet do not share tab audio cleanly. This 1:1 call does, so you can watch in sync.
Hop
My own link shortener, analytics and all.
Short links, click analytics, a Linktree-style bio, even a Chrome extension. Own the data.
Hatch onboarding
Turn a new client into a started project in one flow.
An intake and build portal that takes a client from yes to scoped without the back-and-forth.
Cockpit
A LinkedIn sales machine that coaches me.
Tracks outreach, suggests the next move, and pushes me to actually do it.
Lantern
Where I write, refine, and ship my copy.
A personal copy workshop with an auto-publish pipeline.
What this means for you
See the pattern? This is what I can build for your business.
Same builder, same stack, same speed. If any of these sparked an idea, that idea is buildable.
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