Lead capture & booking
Websites, quote forms, and booking flows that turn phone tag into confirmed appointments. Plug into the CRM or calendar you already use.
I build the systems behind strong local businesses — websites, quote flows, dashboards, automation, customer portals, and AI helpers — so owners spend less time chasing work and more time running it.
Yaw Kwarteng · founder
15+ years shipping software. I reply to every inquiry personally.
How it works
This is a simulation of a system I’d build for a home-services business. A lead comes in, the reply fires, the schedule updates, the customer gets a text, and the dashboard reflects it — all in the time it takes someone to answer one phone call.
New leads
3
Booked this week
7
Admin saved
2h 00m
Next on the board
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Works with the tools you already use
What I build
Most local businesses don't need one neat product — they need a system that removes friction where work gets sold, scheduled, delivered, and followed up.
Websites, quote forms, and booking flows that turn phone tag into confirmed appointments. Plug into the CRM or calendar you already use.
Dispatch boards, job tracking, approvals, and dashboards so the office stops running on memory, sticky notes, and a single spreadsheet.
Secure places for customers to upload docs, sign approvals, track progress, and pay — without a single back-and-forth email.
Reminders, status updates, follow-ups, and handoffs between tools — the invisible work that keeps jobs moving when the day gets busy.
Intake copilots, internal search, and knowledge helpers trained on your process — not generic chatbots. Only where it pays for itself.
When off-the-shelf stops fitting, I replace brittle spreadsheets, reconnect broken tools, and stabilize what you already depend on.
The point
A side-by-side of what usually changes after the first month.
Before
Leads land in three different inboxes — and sometimes voicemail.
After
Every inquiry hits one queue with ownership and a reply clock.
Before
Follow-ups only happen when someone remembers.
After
Reminders, next steps, and confirmations fire automatically.
Before
You have to ask around to know what's happening today.
After
One dashboard shows what's sold, scheduled, blocked, and overdue.
Before
More software keeps being added, but the day still feels harder.
After
Tools get connected, trimmed, or replaced on purpose — not stacked.
years shipping production software
reply to every new inquiry
you work with me directly
based in Glen Burnie, serving locally
Process
Clarity first, then shipping, then steady refinement based on what actually changes in the business.
Tell me what's slow, what's messy, what's costing you leads. I'll tell you whether software can help and what I'd try first.
No forcing your team into a fake process. The system fits your workflow, integrates with tools you already use, and ships in weeks — not quarters.
Once it's live, we measure what actually changed. I tighten what still feels rough and support it as the business grows.
FAQ
Most hesitation comes down to risk, change, and whether the software will fit the day-to-day. Those are the right questions to ask.
Almost never. Most projects start by fixing the weakest part of the workflow and integrating with the tools your team already knows. Replacement only happens when that tool is the actual bottleneck.
Yes. The point is to make the day simpler for non-technical staff. I design around the people doing the work, not around engineering jargon.
First working version usually lands in 2–4 weeks, not months. I'd rather ship a small thing that fixes something specific and then build from there.
Projects start around a flat-fee build with optional ongoing support. I'll give you a clear number after the first conversation — no open-ended agency retainers.
No. AI gets used when it saves real time. The broader work is dependable custom software that removes friction — sometimes that's AI, often it isn't.
Talk to me directly
If you’re losing time to manual work, disconnected tools, or customer handoff problems — describe what’s happening. You don’t need to know the solution yet. The first call is 20 minutes, practical, and free.
I reply within one business day — personally.
If a smaller fix is the right answer, that's what I'll say.
No open-ended retainers. You get a clear number up front.