Not just websites. Software you own.
Five of them — lending, ordering, payments, scheduling, applications, kitchens, and the dashboards that run them. Live in real businesses, and better every week.
They lend their own money. On rented software.
A drag-and-drop site with one contact form on the front, and email, spreadsheets and four vendors behind it. We built the site — then the platform the lending runs on.
Application to wire on one record. The four products a funder this size normally rents are now one system they own outright.
Ordering that belongs to the restaurant.
KeepOS runs the whole floor — POS, kitchen, waitlist, reservations. This is the half the diner sees, on the restaurant's own site, at 0% commission.
Eleven days. Then it started booking.
Nori came to us on a Wix site that couldn't take a booking. We built them their own — quoting, deposits, calendar, portal.
Spreadsheets, email and a phone. No site at all.
Dave arranges funding and card processing for small businesses. Every application went out as an email attachment, every appointment came through him, and the leads lived in a spreadsheet.
Customers upload bank statements, a voided check and a licence to their own portal. Nothing arrives as an attachment any more, and nobody has to ring Dave to get on his calendar.
BookOS runs the chair.
Guests book from a phone. The salon runs the day from a desktop. Same appointment, same data, no marketplace in between.
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“I've been building since the yellow pages mattered more than the internet.”Tony · Founder, LFG Ventures