Booking that's all over the place
Appointments come in by text, email, and phone. Nothing keeps it in one place.
Melville · Yorkton · Sask.
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Practical digital tools and experiences for small businesses, towns, and community organizations.
Making everyday tasks easier, services better to use, and work simpler to manage.
What's slowing you down?
Data everywhere, organized nowhere
It's all typed up somewhere, just not in a way you can update or work from.
Paying for features you don't use
A subscription tool that does ten things, when you only ever needed two.
No real way to manage customers
You've got customers online, but nothing that tracks who they are or what they need.
Never sure what's in stock
Counts live in your head or on a clipboard, and you only find out something ran out when a customer asks.
What Could Work
Explore the small tools I've built, see the problems they solve, and find an idea that could work for your business. I'll adapt it to fit the way you work.
Prototype
Vendor applications for a small market
A concept for collecting vendor applications, tracking booths and payments, and building a public vendor list in one place. One possible starting point, not a finished product.
Might suit: Small art, craft and holiday markets run by a few volunteers, where forms and spreadsheets are taking more time than they should
Prototype
Home sign-up and map for a neighbourhood tour
Households sign up their decorated home, staff approve it, and it appears on a shared map for the night.
Might suit: Town events, markets, community groups
Prototype
Flipbook brochure with a trip manager page
A page-turning brochure the owner keeps current from a simple form, without touching the spreadsheet.
Might suit: Travel agencies, tour operators, anyone with seasonal brochures
Prototype
Movie theater site with a Bring a Friend button
A showtimes site where each film can be shared with friends and family in one tap, and the owner updates the films from a simple page.
Might suit: Small theaters, venues, event spaces
What I've built
How can residents put their Halloween decorations on one map, without adding work for City staff?
The City of Melville wanted a Halloween home tour: residents sign up their decorated homes, and everyone drives the route on one map. I built the sign-up, a simple approval screen for City staff, and the public map. It runs for two weeks in October as a free pilot, and 34 homes signed up.
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People started asking where their loved ones are buried, and the records were scattered. The parish needed an online search.
A parish was getting more and more questions about where their loved ones are buried, by phone and in person, and its cemetery records were scattered. I tried one idea: a search tool for families and visitors, plus an admin dashboard where staff update the records and the maps update with them. Designed for staff who aren't comfortable with computers.
See what I've built →Reels
little custom tools for small business
Let's talk about your business.
Tell me how you work today. I'll tell you honestly whether a small tool would help.
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