Pick one. It will show you round.
OTTO
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Vulp is mid-tour. Scrolling on your own ends it and hands you the wheel.
( build · automate · monitor )
Digital products and solutions for your real workflows — stacked by the fox. Live in weeks, not months.
What I do
I build the website, automate the busywork and keep improving what's live — so the small stuff runs itself while you do the actual work.
( websites · mobile apps )
The part your customers actually touch. Quick to load, easy to use, and built so you can change the words yourself without ringing me.
( the jobs you keep redoing )
The boring half of the week, done for you. Enquiries answered, quotes sent, invoices chased, information found, without anyone retyping anything.
( one screen · real numbers )
One screen showing how the business is actually going. No spreadsheets to open, nobody to ask, and nothing on it that isn't real.
There is one human here. Everything else is software I build, and each piece gets a name, a shift and a job. They are what keeps running once the launch party is over. Flick through them.
How I work
The same three steps every time — scoped in days,
something to click every week, and kept running
by me afterwards.
First · scope
A 30-minute call, then a written plan in five days. Fixed price or retainer. Nothing starts until you say go.
Then · build
A working build every week from week one. I build it on made-up data first, then connect the real thing once it behaves.
After · run
Live in two to ten weeks, watched, with a way to undo a bad change. I run what I build.
Weeks, not months. That is the whole pitch.
Use cases
Pick the one that sounds like you.
About me
I have spent a decade as a software engineer, across a handful of companies and industries. Different products, different problems, the same job underneath: work out what a business actually needs, then build the thing that does it.
Stackerfox is that, without the agency in the middle. You get the person who writes the code.
Drag and throw. Everything here runs in something I look after
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