Custom websites
Designed and built for the business, not picked from a template gallery. Pages are written and coded around what it actually sells.
Companies
Two companies.Both operating.
Different customers, same shape: software that removes a job somebody is currently doing by hand — and a team that stays on to run it.
01 — Web studio + software
QuikQuote
QuikQuote designs and builds websites for small businesses — written, designed and coded around what the business actually sells, not picked from a template gallery. It handles the technical and local SEO that makes the site turn up when someone nearby searches, wires in an AI assistant that answers questions and quotes routine jobs, and hosts and maintains the site afterwards. Every build ships with Atlas: one login covering the site's content, leads, SEO, analytics, ads, social and blog.
SEO and getting found
Technical SEO, local search setup and content structure, so the site turns up when someone nearby searches for the work.
AI chat and automation
An assistant on the site that answers questions, qualifies enquiries and quotes routine jobs, then hands the lead over.
Hosting and care
Hosting, monitoring, updates and ongoing improvements — the site keeps getting better after it goes live.
Atlas, included
One login for content, leads, SEO, analytics, ads, social and blog. The studio hands over the keys with the finished site.
A fixed quote, first
A call, then a sitemap, a written scope and a fixed price — before any page gets designed.
02 — Voice AI
Rose
Rose is an AI phone hostess for restaurants. It answers immediately, around the clock, and handles the call start to finish — pickup and delivery orders, reservations, and the questions that otherwise pull someone off the floor. It reads live menu items and pricing from the restaurant's point-of-sale, confirms details back to the caller, and drops the finished order straight into the kitchen. The restaurant keeps its existing phone number, and there is no new hardware to install.
Every call, first ring
No hold music, no voicemail, no missed order at the dinner rush. Rose answers 24/7, including the hours nobody is by the phone.
Pickup and delivery
Takes the order, confirms it back to the caller, and sends it to the kitchen — straight into the POS the restaurant already uses.
Reservations
Books tables against live availability, so the floor plan and the phone finally agree with each other.
Live menu and pricing
Reads current menu items and prices from the connected system, so the caller is never quoted something that is off tonight.
Works with the stack
Toast, Square, Clover, OpenTable, DoorDash and Uber Eats — the restaurant keeps its number and adds no hardware.
Call logs and analytics
Every call logged and searchable, so owners can see what was asked, what converted, and what got missed before.
What’s next
The list stays short.
New companies get added when there is a real problem worth years of attention — not to fill out a portfolio page.