Examples / For small teams
Checklists, trackers, on-call pages and digests that replace the group chat and the shared spreadsheet, with logins and a daily email so nothing slips. Fixed price, built in days, yours to keep.
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.
3 real builds and 4 common asks.
The owner can set up opening and closing checklists, add crew by email, and see each day's results in one place, including who completed each item, when, any skipped reasons, out-of-range numbers and photos.
The team can now track projects in one shared app, switch between a board and a filterable list, and move work along using the keyboard.
The creative director can invite reviewers, gather comments anchored to specific spots on an image, track which comments are open or resolved, and mark each round as in review, changes requested, or approved.
Paper checklists and group texts make it hard to know whether opening, closing, or cleaning tasks were actually done, and by whom.
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On-call schedules often live in a spreadsheet, a calendar export, or a pinned chat message.
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