A farm catalogue the team can keep up to date.
I built and maintain Homestead Farm’s website, connecting its product catalogue to the Google Sheet the team uses to manage product information.
Read deploymentWork / Deployment walkthroughs
Work, explained.
The people we built with, the details we missed,
and what changed after we tested the work.
Teaching software how the business actually works.
A wholesale workflow built around real operating rules, with an operating-month trial behind it by the August 31 checkpoint.
Read deploymentFoyen: from voice demos to a front desk.
I started by building voice demos for local businesses. Foyen grew into a product an owner could set up, try and check from their phone.
Read deploymentThe handoff has to work for the person receiving it.
A mobile service request connected to the team's existing lead sheet, with photos, retry protection and the notification the operator actually uses.
Read deploymentProduct exploration
We also build products.
Foyen is our exploration of an AI front desk for service businesses: turning conversations into bookings, follow-ups and visible business actions.
Explore the interface, hear the sample calls and follow the build through a controlled calendar-booking test.
Different work. One standard.
Start with the live website, or choose a walkthrough of the work behind the screen. Each account explains my contribution, where I used AI tools, and what we checked.
Homestead’s public website and our product, Foyen, are named. The other accounts keep client identities and private records out of view. Each result is labelled as production work, a trial or a demo.
Bring us an operating problem