Real improvements for real businesses.

The owner was spending 10+ hours a week tracking ingredient stock, batch labels, and online orders by hand. Reordering was reactive, labels were easy to mix up, and production records lived in separate places.

• Ingredient stock tracked in spreadsheets and notes
• Batch labels and production records kept separately
• Online orders, inventory, and reordering not connected

We connected her batch records, inventory, and online store so reordering and labeling happen automatically. She now has one place to see stock, production, and what needs to be ordered next.

Quotes, routing, and invoicing lived on paper. Evenings disappeared into catch-up admin, crew assignments were easy to miscommunicate, and jobs were sometimes billed late or missed entirely.

• Estimates and quotes written out by hand
• Crew routing and scheduling handled by phone and text
• Field work and office invoicing were not connected

We put estimates, crew routing, and invoicing on one system that updates itself from the field. Quotes go out the same day, crews know where they are headed, and invoices follow the job automatically.

Families searching for ABA services and support needed one clear place to understand what the organization offers and how to reach it. Information was scattered across word-of-mouth, outdated listings, and social posts.

• No central website with clear service descriptions
• Online listings showed inconsistent contact details
• Families had to hunt for basic information

We built a new website with plain-language service pages, then set up a Google Business Profile and social media presence so the same accurate information appears wherever families look.

Rules, card files, playtest feedback, and component specs lived in different folders, notebooks, and message threads. Keeping versions straight was hard, and preparing a publisher pitch meant hunting down the latest files and feedback every time.

• Design files and rules drafts scattered across devices
• Playtest feedback lost in messages and notes
• Component specs and vendor quotes tracked separately

We created one project workspace with versioned files, a feedback tracker, and a component list linked to vendor quotes. The designer can now find the latest prototype, see what playtesters said, and prepare a pitch without starting from scratch.