Work
A focused proof layer for the agency funnel: websites, AI agents, automations, templates, and internal systems shown by problem, build, outcome, and next action.
Filters
The work page keeps the categories simple and commercial. These are the proof lanes a buyer understands before asking for a similar build.
Proof cards
Cards avoid inflated metrics and instead show the real shape of the work. When a full public case exists, the card can link to it; otherwise it links to the closest live offer or launch path.
Problem: A service business needs trust, a clear offer, and a lead path before spending on a full site.
Build: Landing page concept, offer copy, proof sections, mobile CTA, analytics-ready launch path.
Outcome: The buyer gets a real public first version, then can add care/growth only after it makes sense.
Problem: Leads arrive without context, staff respond late, and good enquiries disappear between calls, forms, and WhatsApp.
Build: Website intake flow, AI-assisted qualification, owner notification, and follow-up structure around the existing sales path.
Outcome: Every enquiry can be captured with the right details and routed to the next human action faster.
Problem: The website, forms, offers, and follow-up actions are disconnected, so owners cannot see what to fix next.
Build: Audit, conversion fixes, form path, follow-up prompts, reporting checks, and small monthly improvement loops.
Outcome: The site becomes an operating surface instead of a static brochure.
Problem: New offers need to move fast without starting from a blank page or copying generic SaaS templates.
Build: 9Ruby-style template candidates for local services, previews, campaigns, directories, and simple productized offers.
Outcome: Future pages can launch faster while staying inside the same editorial brand system.
Problem: Teams need shared visibility across approvals, content, leads, delivery, and system health without another messy spreadsheet.
Build: Role-aware dashboard surfaces, approval queues, connector plans, and future Supabase/Auth/Postgres migration paths.
Outcome: The company gets an internal OS that can grow from local proof into shared team workflows.
Case format
Each work card starts with the bottleneck: weak first impression, missed lead, slow follow-up, disconnected workflow, or unclear offer.
The scope is named plainly: page, agent, automation, template, dashboard, or operating workflow. No fake case-study theatre.
The proof layer focuses on what the work makes possible: capture, qualify, launch, manage, follow up, or scale the next action.
If a visitor wants something similar, the path is always the money CTA: launch a free first website like this.
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