Managed website
Built for your business and kept up to date every month.
- Five core pages
- A project gallery
- A quote form
- Monthly updates
For contractors and home-service businesses
Simple automations that answer new inquiries and chase open quotes and unpaid invoices, using the tools you already have.

Start with the one that costs you the most. Each runs on the tools you already use, and hands the conversation back to you when a person should step in.
A lead comes in. An estimate goes out.
When a lead comes in from your website, a form, or a missed call, it replies by text or email within minutes, asks the basics (job type, address, timing, photos), and sends you a tidy summary.
Works with Website forms, Facebook Lead Ads, Twilio, Gmail, or OutlookHow it worksAfter an estimate goes out, it sends a few friendly check-ins over the next week or two, stops the moment the customer replies, and flags hot leads to you.
Works with QuickBooks, Gmail, Outlook, or TwilioHow it worksThe job is on the calendar.
Confirms appointments, sends reminders the day before and the morning of, and handles confirm-or-reschedule replies to cut no-shows.
Works with Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar, Calendly, Acuity Scheduling, or TwilioHow it worksOnce a job is booked, it sends a welcome message, prep instructions, a photo-upload link, and any paperwork, so you’re not repeating yourself.
Works with Google Drive, Typeform, Gmail, or TwilioHow it worksThe job is done.
Sends polite text and email reminders as an invoice comes due or goes overdue, and stops as soon as it’s paid.
Works with QuickBooks, Xero, Stripe, Square, or plain emailHow it worksWhen a job wraps, it sends a thank-you and aftercare tips, asks for a Google review, and later nudges for repeat or seasonal work.
Works with Google Business Profile, Gmail, or TwilioHow it worksBefore you head out.
Don’t see your tool? If it sends email or has a login, I can likely connect it.
Built for your business and kept up to date every month.
Custom software, AI that drafts and sorts while a person reviews it, and a straight second opinion before you spend money.
Explore consultingTwo working business applications that I keep improving. The code for both is public on GitHub.
A workspace for flooring contractors to manage customers, measure rooms, build estimates, collect approvals, schedule crews, and invoice jobs.
View on GitHubThe back office for a one-person mobile detailing business: bookings, jobs, invoices, and the marketing that comes after.
View on GitHubCommit counts reflect GitHub default-branch history reviewed October 17, 2026.

I’m a software engineer with nine years of professional experience. I set up the follow-up that slips through the cracks for contractors and home-service businesses, then keep it running.
Describe where follow-up slips, or ask for a free 20-minute workflow review. If automation isn’t worth it for you, I’ll say so.
alex@ahall.tech