Web products for small businesses · Texas
Your business gets a product.
Not just a website.
Small businesses get a product, not a website. Designed, built, deployed and handed over by one developer — the code, the accounts and the domain yours at the end.
- 5.0
- on every completed contract
- Fixed
- price, quoted from the brief
- Yours
- the code, the accounts, the domain
Work
Live products. Nothing here is a mockup.
Products of the studio's own, and sites built for clients. Everything with an address is live at it; nothing here is a mockup.
8 projects
Visit01 · Projekt Studio
Passback
Web funnels and in-app purchases for subscription apps
Two products for subscription apps at flat prices, with no revenue share. Web funnels sell the subscription on the developer's own Stripe account and open the app already subscribed; In-App validates every App Store and Google Play receipt and tracks each renewal, refund and cancellation.
Next.js, Supabase, Stripe Connect, Swiftpassback.app
Open02 · Projekt Studio
Audit
Passive security scan for AI-built apps
Paste the address of your own app and get a report of what is visible from outside: the JavaScript it serves, what that bundle gives away, and how heavy it all is. A passive read — nothing probed, no account, no report kept.
Next.js, Anthropic APILive at projektstudio.dev/audit
Open03 · Projekt Studio
Image Resizer
Print-ready PNGs from any image · free tool
Drop images and pick a print size. Backgrounds and shirts come out, each print gets its own file, and small artwork is redrawn sharp for print. You get a zip of PNGs.
Next.js, Canvas, TypeScriptLive at projektstudio.dev/image-resizer
Visit04 · Projekt Studio · running for Pastor Ron, Calvary Chapel San Antonio
Paula
Ask a question, hear the answer in his voice
A pastor with thirty years of radio broadcasts has answered most questions already. Paula lets somebody ask one and hear the answer in his real recorded voice — nothing here is AI-generated: every answer is a clip from the archive, with the broadcast it came from cited beside it. Running for Pastor Ron of Calvary Chapel San Antonio: 1,843 answers across 167 broadcasts, browsable by topic, with today's answer on the front.
Next.js, React, Tailwind, Supabasejoel.projektlabs.com
Visit05 · Projekt Studio
OS
A workspace with the IT already done
A Slack-shaped workspace for a small business, with an assistant already working in its channels. The common things — search, order lookup, drafting a reply — run on the platform's own keys and are switched on before the owner arrives; the things that are theirs alone are connected once, by pressing a button the agent hands them in the channel where the work is happening.
Next.js, Supabase, Stripe, Google OAuthos.projektstudio.dev
In build06 · Projekt Studio
Mac AI
Meal planning · iOS
Plan the week, pick the meals, cook what is up next. Today opens on what is left to eat — calories and the three macros against their targets — and the next meal with a button to cook it; a missed meal says so rather than disappearing. Pick walks the week a day at a time, swapping anything you don't fancy, and nothing is costed until the list is built.
React Native, Tailwind (NativeWind), TypeScriptIn build for iOS
Visit07 · Trinity Oaks Pools
Trinity Oaks Pools
Custom pool builder · Texas Hill Country
A custom gunite pool builder in the Texas Hill Country — infinity edges, spas and spillovers, hand-laid stone and tile, fire and light — under the line "Built for golden hour." The site opens on the pools at the hour they were built for and does not get in the way of them.
Next.js, React, Tailwindpools.projektlabs.com
Visit08 · Revive Builders LLC
Revive Builders
General contractor · Central Texas
A multifamily and commercial contractor in San Antonio, Austin, New Braunfels and San Marcos, founded in 2021 on twenty years in the trade. Twelve service lines through one vendor — general contracting, make-readies, restoration, roofing, demolition, landscaping — and about three hundred units a year.
React, Vite, Tailwindrevivebuilders.org
Services
Four things the studio does.
Three are quoted from a brief and built by one developer, start to finish. The fourth has a price on it already.
- 1
A site that brings in bids
The public face of a trade or a practice: designed against the phone it is read on, fast, and written to make the call happen.
Send a brief - 2
A tool the office runs on
The CRM, the scheduler, the report that goes out every Monday. Built for the people who use it every day, handed over with the accounts.
Send a brief - 3
A product with a price on it
Something customers pay for: accounts, billing, the paperwork, and a dashboard to run it from. Shipped to a repository that is yours.
Send a brief - 4Free scan
Audit
A security read of an AI-built web app. The passive scan is free and runs in the page; the two reads are done by a person and come back as a link.
Open Audit
Clients
Rated 5.0, quoted as written.
Three reviews from completed contracts, each rated 5.0, quoted as written. Under them, what the work did once it was live.
★★★★★
“Branden took our project from a rough prototype to a production app in about a week. Rebuilt the frontend in React Native, stood up the backend infrastructure, handled the integrations, and got us published to TestFlight. Clear communicator, moved fast, and flagged things we didn't know we needed.”
★★★★★
“Branden was awesome to work with. He was quick and delivered work ahead of schedule. I'm 100% hire him again.”
★★★★★
“Very quick and professional through the whole project. Very good at communication. Listens to every idea and takes it into account.”
What it did
- Shipped to the App Store and Google Play.
- Running a college with enrolled students.
- Live with paying customers.
- A twelve-hour monthly task reduced to thirty minutes.
Studio
One developer, start to finish.
Design, build, deploy and hand over — the same person on the brief, the code and the launch, which is why a site here takes weeks rather than a quarter.
The work is web products for businesses that do not have a technical team: a site that brings in bids, a tool the office runs on, a product with a price on it. Each is designed against the phone it will actually be read on, built on a stack that will still be maintainable in five years, and shipped to an account that is yours.
At the end you hold the code, the domain and the deployment. Nothing runs through the studio afterwards unless you want it to.
- Price
- Fixed, quoted from the brief. No hourly meter on a project.
- Where the work goes through
- Upwork, with its contracts, milestones and payment protection — or direct, once we have worked together.
- What you keep
- The code, the accounts, the domain. All of it.
How it runs
- 1Built for the phone it is read onEvery site here is measured at 360px before it ships, because that is where a property manager, an agent or a founder actually opens it.
- 2Nothing on the wire it should not beNo keys in the browser, no API a network tab can read, real row-level security where more than one customer shares a database. The scanner exists because most sites get this wrong.
- 3Handed over, not hosted hostageYou leave with the code, the deployment and the domain in your own accounts. The relationship continues because it is useful, not because it has to.
Built with
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind
- Supabase
- Postgres
- Stripe
- Vercel
- Expo
- Swift
- Claude
- Node
- Framer Motion
- Google OAuth
Contact
Tell me what you are building.
- A reply from a personEvery brief is read, and answered when the studio can help.
- A fixed priceQuoted from the brief. No hourly meter on a project.
- Upwork or directWith Upwork's milestones and payment protection, or direct once we have worked together.
Send a brief
Roughly what it is, roughly when you need it, and roughly what it is worth. Three rough answers are enough to get a real one back.