Software
Tools that do one job
and stay out of the way.
Most software charges you for a hundred features you'll never open. We build what you actually use. Hosting and support can be monthly if that suits you — but we prefer to hand it over to you to own with no monthly charges.
For markets & events
Live
Wanderlust vendor application & market admin
A weekly food truck festival was booking trucks by email. Now vendors pick their Thursdays on a live calendar, the market manager approves them from one dashboard, and approved trucks show up in the public lineup on their own.
Thursday-only calendarPick up to 12 dates at a time, with available, pending and approved shown on every date.
One place to approveThe manager reviews every request and keeps the menu balanced. Vendors hear back by email either way.
Lineup updates itselfApprovals feed the public site's weekly lineup — nobody edits a page by hand.
For hotels & tourism
Live
Stay Santa Rosa directory
A searchable guide to 79 restaurants, wineries and breweries, hotels and attractions in and around downtown Santa Rosa — with addresses, phone numbers and hours in one place, so visitors can plan without opening ten tabs.
Filter and searchNarrow by category with live counts, or search by name, cuisine or street.
Open nowOne switch hides anything that's closed at the moment.
List or mapBrowse as cards, or see where everything sits around downtown.
Built with HTML and vanilla JavaScript
Educational Tool
Complete
Visual HTML editor
Handing over the code is only useful if you can actually change it. This lets you click a heading on your own site and retype it — no code, no staging server, no waiting on us for a price update or a new photo. Everything you edit is still plain HTML underneath, so nothing about the site gets locked to a tool.
Click it, change itEdit text and change images directly on the page, the way you'd expect to.
See it before it goes livePreview your changes first, then download the new file and publish when you're happy.
Still just HTMLNo proprietary format. Walk away with the same files you'd have had anyway.