Real buildTool · $749
Photo proofing galleries with client picks and reminders
The photographer can send a client a private link, let them pick favorites and leave notes without logging in, and receive the finished list by email.
Examples / For solo pros and consultants
Small software for people who work for themselves
A private place for contacts and follow-ups, intake forms that arrive as a tidy PDF, booking pages, and the little tools you keep wishing existed. Fixed price, built in days, no subscription.
Sound familiar?
- Your CRM is a spreadsheet, three notebooks and your memory.
- Intake happens over email and you copy it into a document anyway.
- You pay for software that does a hundred things and use two.
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 solo pros and consultants
2 real builds and 4 common asks.
Real buildTool · $749
Session booking page with calendar-aware availability
Clients can book, cancel, or reschedule a session on their own from a phone or desktop, and see only times that are actually open.
Common ask · Mini-app · $1,999
A private contacts, notes, and reminders app for one person
Contacts live in your phone, notes live in a notes app, and follow-ups live in your head or on sticky notes.
Common ask · Tool · $749
A booking request page that only offers slots you can actually take
Booking by email means a lot of back and forth: "Does Thursday work?
Common ask · Micro · $249
A one-page intake form that emails you a PDF
Intake details often arrive as scattered emails, phone notes, or responses from a form tool that you have to open and reformat.
Common ask · Micro · $249
A ballpark pricing calculator on one screen
Quoting the same kind of job over and over eats time.
Guides for solo pros and consultants
- How much does a custom booking page cost for a small business?
Custom booking pages range from free to a few thousand dollars. Here is what drives the price, your options, and where a fixed-price build fits.
- How to take deposits for custom orders without a full online store
You can take custom order deposits with a payment link, an invoice, or a small order page. Here is how each works and when to use which.
- How to finish a Lovable or Bolt prototype that almost works
Your AI-built app runs but breaks on real use. Here is how to triage what is left, what to fix yourself, and when to hand the last stretch to someone else.
- How to let clients pick favorite photos online without a subscription
Three ways to collect client photo picks without a monthly fee: a shared folder, a form, or a small custom page. Here is what each costs in effort and polish.
- 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.
- When a spreadsheet stops being enough for your business
A spreadsheet is enough until outsiders, permissions, or mistakes show up. Here are the signs, the cheaper fixes, and when a small app makes sense.
Not quite you?
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