The prices are written down so you do not have to send an e-mail just to learn them

A site Google can find and that tells a customer what you sell before they leave. Not a template with your logo dropped in.

Before the first line of code I analyse what your customers actually type into search, and build the site around that.

If you work within a thirty kilometre radius you do not need to rank nationally. You need to rank at home and in the villages around you.

A workshop in Miloslavov now sits on page one ahead of bike shops in Bratislava.

SEO is about being found by a search engine. GEO is about being named by an AI when somebody asks it about your field. People now ask both.

It is the same work done once, not two separate jobs.

The company that ran your site or app stopped replying, raised the price, or shut down. They still hold the access.

This is the most common reason people call me. It can be solved even when the original supplier is unreachable.

Jobs, stock, quotes and invoices in one place the whole team can reach. Not one spreadsheet only one person understands.

I start by taking your current spreadsheet apart. With a scaffolding client that meant finding ten bugs before writing any code.

A customer calls, you write it on paper and copy it into a spreadsheet in the evening. Sometimes things go missing.

A record where every job has a status, a date, a price and a person on it. You open it on your phone in the workshop.

Stock that updates itself with every job. When the last one goes, the system knows before you do.

Plus asset and depreciation records, which ordinary booking and service tools do not have at all.

You measure up, go home and spend an hour on materials. In the morning you send a price you are not sure about.

A calculator that turns dimensions into materials, labour and transport, and produces the quote itself.

The job is done and the invoice comes out of it. No retyping details that already exist somewhere.

The invoice carries a QR code the customer scans in their banking app and pays without typing anything.

What the business earned, what was left of it and what an hour of work returns. Not an estimate, a number from what actually happened.

On one screen, with nothing to assemble by hand.

The customer picks a slot, sees only the times that are genuinely free, and it lands straight in your calendar.

With no monthly fee per booking. It saved Adam a thousand euros against a paid platform.

An app your staff or customers install on their phone. Not two separate builds for iPhone and Android.

I built one for NLP Akadémia in three days, and running it costs nothing.

A place where a customer checks the status of their job, past invoices or documents without phoning you.

Every such call is a few minutes of your time. At twenty customers a month that is half a working day.

A payment gateway so the customer pays now, not two weeks later after a reminder.

The same thing handles monthly subscriptions if you sell a service rather than a one-off job.

Photograph a receipt or invoice and the data types itself in. No manual entry.

Commercial services charge around four crowns per document. Mine got below six hundredths of a crown.

If you do something the same way every week, it can run itself. Copying orders, sending reminders, collecting documents.

It does not need to be a big system. Often one thing running quietly is enough.

You have a shop, an accounting package and stock, with a person retyping numbers between them. That can go.

Most programs can do this already, nobody has just wired them up.

Instead of a chatbot nobody opens, one specific thing that removes work a person does by hand today.

If I think it is not worth it for you, I will say so and save us both the time.