
Websites and web apps for local businesses, nonprofits, or your big ideas. Built by a neighbor, not an agency.

I spent years in the tech industry building and supporting software, and last year I left to work on my own projects. Modern tools have made building and hosting websites and web apps incredibly affordable, and I'm extending that savings to the people around me.
For reference only: a site like the ones below typically costs $500–$2,000+ from an agency, plus monthly fees.
Here, you pay what you can afford, even if that's nothing.
The reference numbers are provided only so you know you'll receive something with real value. They're not a suggested price, and not what I expect or want. You decide what you pay, and $0 is a real option.
If you're getting your own business off the ground or running a nonprofit on a budget, take it, no strings attached, and no need to explain your situation. Trades are welcome too; if you'd rather swap goods or services, I'm happy to talk.
Why? Because I'd rather see our community thrive than squeeze it. If your business grows and you want to pay something down the road, great. If not, that's fine too. I only ask that when you can,
pay it forward.
Simple, calm, elegant
Modern, sleek, local
Bright, colorful, fun
Relaxing, peaceful, serene
Dark, flashy, bold
Professional, clean, reliable
There isn't one. No contracts and no surprise fees later. This started as a way to help neighbors after I saw how many local businesses were getting by without a real, online presence.
A simple business site usually takes a couple of days, depending on how quickly you can gather photos and details. Bigger ideas take a little longer but we'll figure out a timeline together.
Every site needs an address so people can find it. I can set you up with one at no cost (YourBusinessName.clwd.site), which saves you the annual fee and the hassle of managing it. If you'd rather pay for your own custom domain (YourBusinessName.com), I can help you do that too.
No pitch, no pressure. Just tell me what you're thinking and we'll go from there.
Know someone who could use the help? Send them this page.