Real buildMicro · $249
Public directory page powered by a Google Sheet
They can publish a Google Sheet as a searchable, filterable public directory and share links to individual entries.
Examples / For organizers and communities
Small software for organizers and communities
Signup pages that close at capacity, shared calendars, session schedules and reminder emails that run themselves. Fixed price, built in days, no platform fees on your attendees.
Sound familiar?
- Signups live in a form, a spreadsheet and a few texts, and the count is always wrong.
- Reminders go out when you remember to send them.
- The calendar everyone needs is the one nobody can edit.
Describe your applet
Fixed prices from $249 to $1,999, delivered in 3 to 10 business days.
You get a hosted link and the source code. See pricing.
Examples for organizers and communities
4 real builds and 2 common asks.
Real buildTool · $749
Event signup page with waitlist and organizer dashboard
The organizer can share one page where people sign up, see spots left, and join a waitlist when the event is full.
Real buildMini-app · $1,999
Live Sessions Schedule Mini-App
The team can now publish and manage session schedules in one place, and visitors can see times in their own time zone without creating an account.
Real buildTool · $749
Family Calendar: a shared week view with weekly email
Family members can open one private link to see the week at a glance, with each person's events color-coded.
Common ask · Tool · $749
A shared trip planner with an itinerary and a running tab
Group trips end up scattered across a group chat, a notes app, and someone's memory of who covered the rental car.
Common ask · Tool · $749
An event page that closes signups at capacity and offers a waitlist
Most signup forms don't know when an event is full.
Guides for organizers and communities
- How to make a shared family calendar with a weekly email
Three ways to give your family one shared calendar that emails everyone a weekly summary: Google Calendar, a family app, or a small script. Pros and costs.
- How to turn a Google Sheet into a searchable website
Four ways to put a Google Sheet on a searchable web page, from a free embed to a custom build, with the tradeoffs of each and how to choose.
- What to do when your event signup form fills up
Your event signup is full. Here is how to close it cleanly, run a waitlist, handle cancellations, and stop it from happening the messy way again.
Not quite you?
Have something specific in mind? Describe it and we'll scope it in a minute.