23 small products, each one built end to end with real interactions, not a static mockup. The business names are fictional (there's no real Salt Meadow Kitchen), but every screen works the way it looks like it should. Grouped by category below — scroll through to explore.
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Job dispatch and technician scheduling for a home-service crew (plumbers, HVAC, electricians), with invoicing living on the same board. The tech sees the update on their phone before they've parked the truck.
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A live job board for Copperline Courier's same-day runs across the Kansas City metro. Drivers get assigned, routes get tracked, and dispatch can see who's running late before a customer calls to ask.
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03
Trip requests and driver assignment for a small NEMT company, with an on-time rate the office can point to when a client asks how reliable the service really is.
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04
A provider-by-provider daily schedule for Maple Row Dental. Conflict-checked booking and a patient roster keep a single-location practice from ever double-booking a chair.
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05
Recurring billing and a member dashboard for independent gyms and coaching programs. Members book their own classes online; the owner watches renewals instead of chasing them.
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06
A floor map, a walk-in waitlist with quoted wait times, and the day's reservations for Salt Meadow Kitchen: the tool a host actually reaches for at 7pm on a Friday, not a bolt-on to a generic POS.
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07
Units, tenants, rent status, and maintenance requests live in one place, sized for a landlord running five to fifteen units without a full-time property manager.
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08
Cleaning status per door and crew dispatch for a host running several short-term rentals at once, so nobody arrives to a unit that isn't ready yet.
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09
Active listings, a weekly showings calendar, and a recent-activity feed for Cooper & Finch Realty, a small independent brokerage in Richmond, VA.
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10
A listings board for construction and farm equipment shared between outfits in Meacham County. Owners would rather rent out an idle excavator than let it sit, and this is where they post it.
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11
A branded space where an agency's clients track project stage, shared files, and invoices instead of digging through a scattered inbox. It's the kind of portal we'd set up for your own client-facing work, too.
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12
Licenses, insurance, and certifications for a contracting crew, with reminders that fire before something expires, not after an inspector notices. Same underlying pattern as FamilyPet+'s health records, aimed at a different trade.
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13
A small invoicing tool for a solo contractor. It tracks what's outstanding and flags what's gone overdue, so nobody has to open a spreadsheet to find out.
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14
Open roles and a list of applicants for Marden Building Supply, sized for a business that hires a handful of people a year rather than hundreds. Application to offer, one view.
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15
Reviews from every source land in one queue for Marlow Bagel Co.'s four locations, with response tracking so nothing sits unanswered for a week.
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16
Spending sorted into budget categories in real time, with a running total of what's left before the month closes out. Built as a landing page too, in case you need the pitch alongside the tool.
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17
A shared library where a creative team scrubs through a cut, drops a timestamped note, and moves it to approved without an email thread.
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18
Listings, order status, and payouts for a seller on Wrenfolk, a fictional handmade-goods marketplace. It's what a small shop owner needs to run their storefront without a spreadsheet held together with formulas.
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19
Stock levels, incoming orders, and low-stock alerts sit in one view for a small online retailer shipping its own orders, so a two-person warehouse doesn't run out of a bestseller mid-week.
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20
A prep-to-pickup queue for a delivery-only kitchen that never sees a dine-in customer, only a stream of orders and drivers. Prep time and courier hand-off are tracked in the same view.
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21
A fast marketing site for a local landscaping company, with a quote estimator that returns a real number instead of a "call us for pricing" form.
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22
Ticket packages, a live countdown, odds, and official rules for a truck raffle: the conversion-focused site type behind raffles and giveaways, checkout flow included. No real tickets are sold here.
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23
An appointment booking app that feels native on a phone. A customer browses services and picks a time slot; the business owner manages the day from the same screen.
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