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RevvFi

The money app for people who work for themselves.

The problem

Freelancers, drivers and other self-employed people miss deductions, keep receipts in a shoebox and don't want to learn QuickBooks. Most money apps are built for companies with an accountant on staff, not for one person with irregular income.

What it solved

• Users stop losing deductions to forgotten receipts and unlogged miles.
• Tax time becomes a one-tap PDF or CSV export instead of a weekend with a spreadsheet.
• Accountants become a sales channel: each firm gets its own "Recommended by" page that sends clients to a free trial.

• Expo / React Native
• Firebase
• Cloud Functions
• Claude API
• Plaid
• Stripe
• Vercel

Read the case study Visit getrevvapp.com

TGIF Panda

Anonymous staff feedback for hospitals and care homes.

The problem

Turnover and burnout are expensive and dangerous in healthcare, but nurses and aides rarely tell leadership the truth in a review or a staff meeting. Surveys that ask for a name or a department get skipped or answered politely.

What it solved

• Leadership hears what staff won't say out loud, while there's still time to fix it.
• Anonymity staff can trust: nothing traces back to a person, and small groups stay hidden until at least five people answer.
• A clear list of what to fix next instead of a pile of comments.

• Expo / React Native
• Next.js
• Firebase
• Claude API
• Vercel

Read the case study Visit tgifpanda.com

Referly

Referral tracking for a group of addiction treatment centers.

The problem

Referrals were reaching three treatment centers in Ohio and Florida with no central record of where they came from or what happened to them. Tracking depended on spreadsheets and memory, and leadership couldn't see which sources sent patients, why referrals were denied, or where they stalled.

What it solved

• Every referral has an owner and a status, so none slip through the cracks.
• Leadership sees which referral sources actually turn into admissions, and why others don't.
• Referrals nobody has touched get flagged after 24 hours.

• Expo / React Native
• Supabase
• Postgres
• AWS
• Web push

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This one runs behind a staff login, so the screen here is rendered with sample data, not real records.

Tristate TMS

The system a NY/NJ freight broker runs on.

The problem

The team ran on disconnected tools: one app for loads, another for invoices, a Google Sheet as the customer list, plus WhatsApp and phone. Nothing shared the same data, and getting carrier quotes meant hours of repetitive email.

What it solved

• One place to see where every load and every customer stands.
• Fewer billing mistakes, because carrier invoices are checked against the agreed quote.
• Customers can check status themselves instead of calling.

• Next.js
• Postgres
• Prisma
• Railway
• Vercel

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This one runs behind a staff login, so the screen here is rendered with sample data, not real records.

Hair by Hindy

Scheduling and billing for a wig and hair stylist.

The problem

Appointments, a 30-service price list, wholesale customers and who still owed what all had to be tracked by hand, and payments arrived as cash, checks and Zelle.

What it solved

• No more double bookings.
• Every unpaid balance in one list, with a polite reminder one tap away.
• No texting-service fees: reminders go out from the stylist's own phone.

• Next.js
• Postgres
• Google Calendar
• Stripe
• Vercel

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This one runs behind a staff login, so the screen here is rendered with sample data, not real records.

The Shidduch Lounge

Matchmaking events, matchmaker bookings and donations.

The problem

Getting time with one of 113 matchmakers meant phone tag. When a matchmaker hadn't posted hours, singles read "check back soon" and left, and the matchmaker never knew anyone had come looking. Events, donations and sponsors were handled in separate places.

What it solved

• Matchmakers' calendars fill without phone tag, and the payout on every booking is calculated automatically.
• Meeting notes arrive in the matchmaker's inbox without anyone asking for them.
• Refunds, reminders and no-show rules run on their own.

• HTML, CSS, JS
• Vercel Functions
• Postgres
• Google Meet
• PayEngine
• SendGrid

Read the case study Visit shidduchlounge.com

Strong Island Exteriors

Roofing, siding and gutters across Long Island.

The problem

Homeowners want a rough price before they book an estimate, and a small crew can't afford to lose a lead in a text thread or a missed email.

What it solved

• Every lead is saved and tracked from first contact to won or lost, even if an email fails.
• Homeowners get a ballpark before they call, so calls start further along.
• The owners see their whole pipeline in one place.

• Next.js
• Postgres
• TypeScript
• Vercel

Read the case study Visit strongislandexteriors.com

Ebb Tide

A drug and alcohol treatment center in West Palm Beach.

The problem

The old site still had a placeholder phone number, an outdated address and a service the center doesn't offer. For a treatment center, every wrong detail is a call that never happens.

What it solved

• Every inquiry reaches admissions and is filed in Referly automatically, insurance details included.
• The same correct facts on every page, so families and search engines get one consistent answer.
• Fast pages on any phone, for people searching in a hard moment.

• HTML, CSS, JS
• Structured data
• llms.txt

Read the case study Visit ebbtidetc.com

Alora Recovery

Detox and residential recovery in Fort Lauderdale.

The problem

A new detox center needed a complete, credible site that a family could use to decide in one evening: what's treated, whether insurance covers it, and how fast someone can be admitted.

What it solved

• Insurance checks and contact requests go straight to admissions and into Referly.
• Families get answers to the big questions without having to call first.

• Next.js
• Tailwind
• Framer Motion
• Vercel

Read the case study Visit alorarecovery.com