Things we could build for you
Sites and content
Pages a client can change themselves, in every language they sell in. All 15 of these already exist, built and running for other businesses, which is why we can price them quickly.
One-tap AI translation
A translate control on community posts, replies and messages that translates the text on demand with AI, caches it, and lets the reader flip back to the original.
Members who speak different languages all take part in your community and message your team, so you can serve an international audience without hiring translators.
Self-serve content studio
An embedded editing studio letting the owner update copy, images, packages, artists and venues themselves.
The owner keeps the site current on their own schedule, with no developer needed for everyday changes.
Artist profile pages with video and social media
Individual pages per performer, each with a Vimeo video gallery (hover-to-play previews on desktop, click on mobile), an embedded Spotify playlist, curated Instagram posts pulled from the account, and a gallery of event photos. All managed through a CMS so the owner can add, edit and reorder without a developer.
Prospective clients explore each performer in detail on the site, see real video and real reviews, and enquire with confidence. Instead of asking for a showreel by email.
WhatsApp floating contact button
A persistent WhatsApp button fixed to the corner of every page, with a pre-filled opening message, a pulsing indicator, and a tooltip showing hours. So a visitor can start a conversation in one tap without filling in a form.
Visitors who are ready to talk can reach the team instantly on the channel they already use every day, instead of waiting for a contact form response.
Coaching application and qualification form
A multi-field application form that collects service preference, goals, training experience and availability before opening the applicant's email app with a pre-filled draft to the coach. So the first conversation is already context-rich when it arrives.
The coach only has conversations with people who have already committed enough to write down their goals and hit send. No wasted calls with people who were never a fit.
A page for every area you actually cover
Generated landing pages for each area a business serves, each with its own venues, content and structured data, rather than one page listing everywhere.
You show up for the places you actually work, and the visitor lands on a page about their town rather than a list of thirty.
A website that looks after itself overnight
Media and covers are pulled in automatically when content is added, and a nightly job backfills anything that failed and clears out empty entries, so the site self-heals.
A bad night fixes itself by morning, instead of leaving a broken tile on a page nobody checks.
Seeing a change before the public does
Draft mode lets the owner view unpublished changes on the real site, exactly as a visitor would, before anything is published.
You see a change on the real site first and publish it when you are happy, not before.
A homepage that is not the same every week
Selected content is rotated on a weekly schedule, so a returning visitor sees something different without anyone editing anything.
Returning visitors see something new, and nobody has to remember to change it.
A network that is not only in English
The platform runs in multiple languages, so members who do not work in English can take part properly rather than half following along.
You do business with people you would previously have written off as too much friction.
Errors written for a customer, not a developer
Every failure is translated into a plain sentence naming what went wrong and what to do about it, with the technical detail sent to us instead of shown to the person.
A customer who hits a problem knows what to do next, rather than reading a database message and deciding your software is broken.
A page for every thing people actually search for
Dedicated landing pages built per search intent rather than one catch-all homepage, each with its own copy, title and structured data.
You show up for the specific thing somebody typed, and they land on a page about that thing instead of a homepage they have to decode.
A site already full of real content before anyone logs into the CMS
Every page ships with real, structured content built in, and the content system takes over the moment it is connected without the pages changing shape.
The site is live and selling on day one instead of waiting on somebody to sit down and fill it in.
He publishes in the app, the website updates itself
Articles written and published inside the business's own app appear on the public marketing site on their own, through periodic rebuilds, with no deploy and no developer.
The owner controls what the website says without waiting on anyone, so the site stays current instead of frozen at whatever it said at launch.
Nine languages, and no page that gives up halfway through
The whole site is published in nine languages with English as the single source of truth, and every other language is held level with it, so a visitor never lands on a page that starts in their language and reverts to English partway down.
The business can sell into countries it has no staff in, and a visitor reading in their own language is never made to feel like an afterthought.
The other groups
- Booking, tickets and getting paid
- Client portals and paperwork
- Sales and follow up
- Apps and members
- Running the business
This is not the limit. Most of what we build has never appeared on a list like this. If a job is repetitive, rule-based or living in a spreadsheet, it can almost certainly be built. Tell us the problem and we will say what we would build.