Websites people can use. Tools that connect the work behind them.
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What I build
Some businesses need a better place to send customers. Others need to stop moving the same information between five different tools. I can help with both.
A clear explanation of your business, your actual work, and a sensible next step. Built around what a customer needs to know before they call, book, or buy.
Requests, spreadsheets, inventory, and follow-ups. I build the connections between them, using AI when a task needs help with words or messy information.
Fictional example
“Can you send 12 of the same filters we bought last time? We’ve moved shops. What’s the total?”
The model, address, and price still need checking.
An interactive example. Use made-up details.
“12” gives us a quantity. “The same filters” doesn’t give us a model, and the new shop address isn’t included. Those gaps need checking before an order moves forward.
Website catalog
Alongside custom builds, I keep a catalog of website starting points. They can be rebuilt with your content, photos, and branding.
How we work
A useful build starts with something specific: a customer who can’t find the right page, an order that gets typed twice, or an inbox nobody can keep up with.
We look at what happens today, who uses it, and where people get stuck. An actual request or screen is more useful than a pitch deck.
You get a clear scope: what I’m building, what it connects to, what you need to provide, and how we’ll judge whether it works.
Review the website on your phone. Run the workflow with ordinary requests and missing details. Fix the problems before relying on it.
The handover covers access, editing, running the system, and what happens when something needs attention. Ongoing support is part of the scope we discuss.
The person doing the work
I’m Phinehas. I’m interested in building things that work together: the site out front, the systems behind it, and the details that usually fall between them.
My work spans websites, Python automations, API integrations, inventory, and infrastructure. I like AI most when it helps someone finish an actual task.
More about me and my work See my photographsA website, a better workflow, or the connection between them.