Eight tools I use on most builds. Each card has the version and where it's running.
Stealthy is live right now. The others are built and paused. Click a preview to open the real site.
Fixed scope, fixed price, and code you own at the end. Most people start with the Boxing Service.
A storefront shaped around your catalog.
You get a store built to match how you already sell: your product structure, your checkout steps, and an admin panel your team runs without me. I handle the cart, payments, tax, and shipping underneath.
Returns your customers handle themselves.
Your support team stops answering "where's my refund" all day. Customers file a return through a portal, you approve it in one click, and the refund, restock, and status emails happen on their own.
One internal tool for the whole operation.
If you're running the business across a spreadsheet, a payments dashboard, and a handful of browser tabs, this puts all of it in one place. User and admin views, a balance ledger, crypto and card payments, a live event feed, and the automations that connect them.
A bot wired into your real systems.
You get a bot that does real operational work: paid roles, support tickets, moderation, scheduled jobs. It connects to your database and Stripe, so actions in Discord update your systems in real time.
A fast site your team can edit.
You get a marketing site built to your design that loads fast and ranks well, with a CMS so your team can change copy and images without emailing me. You own the code and can host it wherever you want.
The parts every SaaS needs, already built.
Every SaaS needs auth, subscription billing, transactional email, and an admin console, and none of it is the reason you're building the product. I set all of that up so you reach paying users faster and spend your time on the part that's actually yours.
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