A social page isn't a website
Your hours, your menu, your services, your address — buried under posts, or missing entirely. And you don't control any of it. The platform does.
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Your business deserves more than a Facebook page.
I build simple, fast websites for Fort Wayne businesses — restaurants, salons, shops, and trades. Hand-built, loads instantly, and looks right on every phone.
Local — I live here too You own your site and domain No jargon, no runaround
Open today until 9pm
Fresh, fast, and right around the corner.
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Why this matters
People look you up before they walk in.
When someone hears about your business, the first thing they do is search for it. If nothing comes up — or all they find is a Facebook page from 2019 — they move on to whoever does show up.
Your competitor shows up first
Search "haircut near me" or "best tacos Fort Wayne" and someone appears at the top. Right now that isn't you, and it's costing you walk-ins every week.
A real site builds trust
A clean website says you're established and you're still open. That's the difference between a customer calling you and a customer scrolling past.
What you get
Everything a local business actually needs.
No page builders, no bloated themes, no monthly software you'll never open. Just a site that works.
Built for phones first
Most of your customers will find you on a phone. Your site is designed for that screen first, then scaled up.
Loads in under a second
Hand-written code on a global network. No spinning wheel, no waiting — which also helps you rank on Google.
Set up to be found
Proper page titles, your business details wired up for search engines, and your Google Business Profile pointed at your new site.
Contact form that works
Messages land in your inbox. Plus tap-to-call and tap-for-directions buttons, so people can reach you in one thumb press.
Your photos, shown well
A gallery for your food, your work, your space. Compressed properly so it looks sharp without slowing anything down.
Hours, map, and menu
The three things people came looking for, right where they expect them. Easy for me to update whenever they change.
How it works
Four steps. You barely lift a finger.
You know your business. I handle the website part. Here's exactly what happens.
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We talk for fifteen minutes
Free, no pressure. Tell me what you do, who your customers are, and what you want people to do when they land on your site. I'll tell you honestly whether I can help.
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I build you a real draft
Not a mockup — a working site you can open on your phone. I use your photos and your words. If you don't have photos, I'll tell you exactly what to take.
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You tell me what to change
Wrong hours, wrong prices, a photo you hate, a sentence that doesn't sound like you. We go back and forth until it's right. No change-order nonsense.
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We go live and I keep it running
Your domain, your site, secure connection, backed up. When your hours change or you add a special, you text me and it's done.
Recent work
A few sites I've built.
Every business is different. Here's a sense of the range.
Taj Mahal Indian Restaurant
Full menu, online ordering for pickup and delivery, gift cards, hours and directions — plus a companion mobile app. Serving Fort Wayne since 1998.
Visit site →
GoGo Stores
Store locator covering every Fort Wayne location, services at a glance, delivery partner links, and a careers page. Locally owned since 1998.
Visit site →
Kumar Photography
Portfolio galleries and client albums built around full-width photography, with a separate DJ and event-lighting section.
Visit site →Why work with me
You talk to the person who builds it.
No account managers, no offshore handoff
You call the number on this page and I answer. The person who takes your notes is the person writing the code — nothing gets lost in translation.
I'm in Fort Wayne
I can meet you at your shop. I know what a Fort Wayne winter does to a restaurant's Tuesday, and I know the difference between Dupont and Coliseum.
You own everything
Your domain is registered in your business name. If you ever want to leave, you take your site and go — no hostage situation, no unlock fee.
Plain English, always
I won't hand you a document full of DNS records and hosting tiers. I'll tell you what it does, what it costs, and what I need from you.
Common questions
Straight answers.
What does a website cost?
It depends on how many pages you need and whether you need things like online ordering. Most small local sites are simpler and cheaper than people expect. Call me and I'll give you a real number on the first conversation — not a "packages start at" runaround.
How long does it take?
For a straightforward site, usually a week or two from our first call to going live. The part that takes longest is usually waiting on photos and text from you, so the faster you get me those, the faster you're live.
I already have a domain name. Can you use it?
Yes. If you bought a domain years ago and never did anything with it, that's perfect — we'll point it at your new site. If you've lost access to it, I can usually help you get it back.
Do I have to know anything technical?
No. You don't need to log into anything, install anything, or learn anything. Send me your hours, your photos, and roughly what you want to say. I do the rest.
What if I need changes later?
Text or email me. New hours, a seasonal special, a price change, a new photo — small updates are part of what I do, not a separate project with a quote attached.
Do you lock me into a contract?
No long-term contract. The site is yours and the domain is in your name. If you ever want to take it elsewhere, I'll hand over everything and help with the move.
I only have a Facebook page. Is that enough?
It's a start, and you should keep it. But you don't control it, it doesn't show up well in search, and it makes people work to find your hours and address. A website and a Facebook page do different jobs — you want both.
Get started
Let's talk about your business.
Fifteen minutes, no cost, no pitch. Tell me what you're working with and I'll tell you what I'd do.