Three kinds of work
Websites, apps, and computer work. If you're not sure which one you need, send a message and describe the problem in your own words — we'll see if we can help. If it's outside what we do, we'll tell you up front.
Websites
- What it is
- A website built from scratch, not a template. It loads fast, works on a phone, and the parts that change often are set up so you can edit them yourself.
- Who it's for
- Small businesses, nonprofits, and churches. Usually the site you have now is slow, costs more every month than it should, is a few years out of date, or nobody still working there knows how to edit it.
- Things we've set up on past projects
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- A site that answers in under a tenth of a second.
- Hosting that costs nothing per month.
- A phone-friendly form so non-technical staff post updates themselves, with no developer needed.
- Moving a site off WordPress without losing any content.
- Finding a backdoor left behind on an old host, documenting it, and clearing it out.
- A custom domain and business email, set up and working.
- Share previews that look right when someone posts the link on Facebook.
- What happens after you message
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- You send a message.
- A short conversation, by call or visit, about the site you have now and what it actually has to do for you.
- You get a plan in plain language: what we'll build, what you'll be able to change yourself, and how long it takes.
- If it sounds right, we build it, and you see it working before it goes live.
Apps
- What it is
- Apps for iPhone and Android, and small custom tools for a job off-the-shelf software doesn't handle.
- Who it's for
- People with an idea they keep coming back to, and small operations doing something repetitive by hand that a small piece of software could just do.
- What happens after you message
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- You send a message.
- A conversation about what the app has to do.
- A plan for the first version, and what waits for later.
- We build it, and you try working versions along the way.
- What we're building now
Computer Work
- What it is
- Everyday help with the computers you already have: setting up a new machine,
moving your files over, backups, slow computers, Wi-Fi problems, and getting devices
to work together.
If a problem is beyond us, we'll say so and, when we can, point you somewhere better.
- Who it's for
- Regular people and small offices around Northwest Indiana.
- What happens after you message
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- You send a message.
- Tell us what the computer is doing. You don't need the technical terms.
- Small things are often sorted in a single visit.
- If it is bigger than that, we tell you what it will take before we start. No work happens that you haven't agreed to.