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The situation
A bet: clinics would pay for a site with booking and a CRM on their own domain, self-served, with Stripe.
Work · The honest one · clinic SaaS
Custom hostnames, booking, CRM and Stripe, from brief to production in under four weeks. The build is sound; the market pull was not there. Published as-is.
Published so you can judge the engineering separately from the market.
Numbers as cleared by the owner. Nothing rounded, nothing added.
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A bet: clinics would pay for a site with booking and a CRM on their own domain, self-served, with Stripe.
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Custom hostnames per clinic, online booking, a CRM, Stripe billing, in under four weeks from brief to production.
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Nothing, commercially: zero paying users so far. The build is published anyway, because the speed and the shape are the point of this page, and the zero is a number the owner cleared.
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Because a portfolio with only wins is a brochure. This one shows what four weeks buys, and what it does not.
The system on one map. Arrows show what feeds what; hover a piece to light its path.
A clinic's own domain, per tenant.
Self-served, per clinic.
Subscription billing.
Runs on
Three steps. The six-step version, with the brief and the video request, is on the home page.
You describe the situation; I ask three questions and propose a shape.
A written plan with a date. The deposit is credited to the first invoice; the documents are yours either way.
One engineer builds every layer on your account, documents it, and can keep operating it.
Tap a question. The answer comes back like a text.
Scoping calls · most weeks
A written roadmap and an architecture for your system, delivered after the scoping call. If we build together, the full amount comes off the first invoice. If not, the documents are yours to take to anyone.
You do. The repository, the Cloudflare account, the domains and the data sit under your company from day one. I get access, not ownership.
The roadmap gives you a date before you commit to the build. The stack is small and one person builds every layer, so nothing waits in a queue between departments.
Yes, before you send the brief if you need it. Send yours or use mine.
Something else? Ask it on the call
A 30-minute call, free
Leave an email. I reply within one working day with three questions and a proposed plan, not a deck.