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Websites people find, software your team actually opens

Two jobs that usually get split apart even though they share the same data. The public pages that let buyers find you, and the internal system that records what happens after they reach out.

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When the website and the software come from two different vendors, the data is the first thing to break: the catalogue on the web stops matching the stock in the warehouse, and orders get retyped. Built by one team, both read the same data from day one.

Problems we take on

Each card below is one page answering one real situation, each showing the finished shape.

Websites

Serious buyers visit your site, then pick the factory next doorYou never see it happen. They look you up after a trade show or a quote, open the site, cannot find specifications, capacity, or certifications, and go quiet. You never learn that the order was lost.Read the page
Five subsidiaries, five websites, nobody maintaining any of themEach unit once hired its own vendor in its own year. Now the logos do not match, one domain has expired, and nobody knows who holds the account.Read the page
Three thousand products, and nobody can retype themThe online store plan stalls at step one. The products already exist in a spreadsheet, on a marketplace, or in an old system, but moving them one by one means months of manual work nobody wants.Read the page
Even typing your full company name does not surface your siteThe site looks fine in your browser. But search engines and AI assistants do not read what you see, they read the first HTML the server sends, and on many sites that arrives nearly empty.Read the page
The last article on your site went up two years agoEveryone agrees the site should be updated regularly. Nobody has the time, and after two months the enthusiasm runs out. The site stops growing exactly when it needs to start.Read the page
Ten million a month on ads, and nobody knows which one sellsThe ad platform reports conversions. Sales says the leads are thin. Neither can be proven, because what the platform counts and what people count were never the same thing.Read the page
You want to change one phone number, and nobody can do itThe site is still live and still brings in calls, but nobody controls it. The old vendor stopped replying, the hosting account is in the name of someone who left, and every small change becomes its own project.Read the page
A parent opens your school site on a phone, then closes itThe last announcement is three years old, fees are not mentioned anywhere, and the admissions button leads to a form you have to download and print. Parents have no time, so they move to the next school.Read the page
Your entire business lives on an account you do not ownThe catalogue lives in Instagram highlights, prices go out by chat, and orders are written in a notebook. It all works until the account is restricted, the number is blocked, or the algorithm shifts, with nothing to fall back on.Read the page

Apps & Systems

The project ends, and only then do you find where it bledThe budget sits in a spreadsheet, purchases happen over chat, progress is noted by the foreman, and billing follows later. Each part is fine on its own, but nowhere can answer how much budget is left today.Read the page
Sales are recorded neatly, yet the store room is always shortThe till records every transaction correctly. The problem is that ingredient purchases live in a separate book and stock is counted by hand at month end, so the gap only appears when it can no longer be traced.Read the page
The queue grows outside while three tables sit empty insideIn an all you can eat restaurant the table is the product. Yet who sits where, for how long, and which one frees up next lives only in the head of whichever captain is on shift.Read the page
An investor asks how their animals are doing, and you recount from scratchFeed goes in the barn book, weights are recorded on another sheet, losses are reported by chat. When an investor asks, it all has to be gathered again, and the answer is always a few days late.Read the page
A customer leaves empty handed while the item sits at the next branchEach branch counts its own stock. When the size is out, a sales assistant can only guess or ring around, and most simply say it is unavailable.Read the page
Last month's report lands on the twentieth, and the decision has already passedThe transactions are already recorded everywhere: sales at the till, purchases on slips, payroll in a spreadsheet. The real work is not recording, it is gathering it all again every month to make one report.Read the page
Another quote rebuilt from an old file, with another clashing numberEvery salesperson keeps their own quote folder. The same customer can get different prices, document numbers are set by hand, and nobody can answer how much quoted value is currently awaiting a decision.Read the page

Upgrades & Integration

Your staff spend the morning retyping what already arrived in a messageAn order arrives in a chat, then someone opens it, retypes it into a document, checks stock, and copies the address. None of it is hard, but it eats hours that should go elsewhere.Read the page
A buyer messages at eleven at night, gets a reply by morning, and has already bought elsewhereThe questions are nearly always the same: what is the price, is it in stock, what is shipping to this city, where do I transfer. All answerable without a person, yet they pile up until an admin clocks in.Read the page
The conversation that almost became an order vanishes into chat historyLast week someone asked about a large project. Nobody logged it, nobody followed up, and now nobody remembers the number. Chat is no place to keep opportunities, yet that is where everything happens.Read the page
One person's job is copying data from system A into system BThe membership system has its data, the till has its own, and the books have theirs. It all works, but only because a person bridges the three by hand every day.Read the page

Packages

What sits inside each package is written out in full. Numbers come up on WhatsApp once the scope is clear, because two jobs with the same name rarely carry the same load.

Websites & Landing Pages

Every website package is billed yearly, including domain, hosting, and a WhatsApp group.

Landing PageFor ad campaigns, offer validation, and product launches that need to move fast.

What you get

  • Dedicated WhatsApp group with your developers
  • 1 conversion-focused page
  • Domain and hosting for 1 year
  • Ready in 3 to 5 business days
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Multi-Page WebsiteA credible company profile with a complete service structure.

What you get

  • Everything in Landing Page
  • 5 to 8 profile and service pages
  • Revisions and content updates for a year
  • Ready in 7 to 14 business days
Free Consultation
SEO WebsiteA multi-page website designed to be found on Google and AI search.

What you get

  • Everything in Multi-Page Website
  • Keyword research and SEO page structure
  • Technical SEO, schema, and Core Web Vitals
  • Structured content for ChatGPT and Perplexity
Free Consultation
E-CommerceSell online with a product catalog, automated payments, and shipping.

What you get

  • Everything in SEO Website
  • Product catalog and inventory management
  • Payment gateway (QRIS, VA, credit cards)
  • Automated shipping and WhatsApp integration
  • Ready in 2 to 3 weeks
Free Consultation

Web Applications

Priced per module per year, server included. The module count is settled once we have mapped the workflow.

Starter, 1 ModuleOne module to validate the most important workflow in your business.

What you get

  • Server and hosting costs included
  • 1 module, for example POS, inventory, or CRM
  • Custom UI/UX and responsive admin dashboard
  • Multi-role login and secure database
  • Maintenance and bug fixes for a year
Free Consultation
5-Module PackageA business system connecting data, customers, and team operations.

What you get

  • Everything in Starter, 1 Module
  • 5 connected modules
Free Consultation
10-Module PackageERP/CRM-scale operations for multiple branches and complex workflows.

What you get

  • Everything in the 5-Module Package
  • 10 modules, for example ERP, WMS, or LMS
Free Consultation

The other line

Social Media & VideoThe material that fills your social channels and product pages once the system is up.

Tell us the situation first

No long form. Send one message describing where you are now and we reply with a sensible next step.

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