June’s Day, a custom private page. Interactive, personalized, password-protected websites built to your specific needs. This one runs a caregiver’s day: a checklist by the hour, a medication list with photos of the actual bottles, and appointments with a reminder that stays put until a cancelled one is rebooked. It has its own movie finder too. Ask for “old Hollywood musicals” or “something like Casablanca” in plain English, see where each one is streaming, keep a shared watch list, or snap a photo of the TV and it names the movie. And there is a box where you tell Claude what to change, in your own words, instead of filling in forms. Try the live demo, built around a made-up person.
Dana’s Day, a private daily check-in page. A client asked for a clean page to open every morning, with a few add-ons. Now, Today, Ahead and Routine sit under a live clock, with a dot for everything done. The add-ons: a plain-English movie finder with where to watch, a Lakers page with standings and news, a portfolio view, a picture maker, and a box where you tell Claude what to change in your own words. Try the live demo, built around a made-up person.
Maya & Theo, a wedding site with a planner behind it. A personal wedding site with no ads and no third-party invitation service. Guests get the story, the schedule, travel info and an RSVP with meal choices and song requests. The couple get a private organizer behind it: live guest list, meal counts for the caterer, a seating chart, budget, vendors and a dated to-do timeline. Say “add Aunt Rosa and her husband, vegetarian” and the list updates. Try the live demo, built around a made-up couple.
Sibel Golden, PhD. A Seattle therapy practice. Rebuilt from a dated template into a warm, fast, single-page site with booking links, FAQ and a scroll-scatter of autumn leaves that people keep mentioning.
Hawaiian Nocturne. Eleven live webcams from four islands on one page. The feed finder repairs itself when a camera changes its stream, so the page never shows a dead window.
Jodi Zevon, Mathematics Tutoring. Forty years of teaching, on a site that had been renting a template. Rebuilt as a warm editorial page with an animated unit circle and a Math Lab of practice games, then moved off the subscription entirely.
Gridiron Operations. A fantasy-football command center: draft rankings from three sources side by side, a league-wide injury ward, kickoff weather, backup-running-back insurance and all 32 depth charts. Rebuilt nightly from live feeds. This is a frozen sample copy.
Oshore, the shop
Ten years on Etsy. 1,300+ orders, 4.9 stars, vintage Los Angeles nostalgia on shirts. Listings, photography, pricing, fulfillment, customer email: all of it run solo. That’s where the habit of keeping things simple and working comes from. Visit the shop →
Also in the toolbox
Squarespace and Wix exits: rebuild the site, move the domain, cancel the subscription.
Contact forms that deliver, with spam kept out.
Password-protected pages for clients, families or teams.
Photo cleanup and restoration for the images on your site.
This site. WordPress on ordinary shared hosting, custom theme, no page builder, loads fast.
