Best for
Studios and salons
Schools and courses
Service businesses
Teams moving away from spreadsheets
When spreadsheets get in the way
A small internal system for leads, services, scheduling and statuses. Useful when a website form is not enough, but a large CRM is too much.
Scope
Studios and salons
Schools and courses
Service businesses
Teams moving away from spreadsheets
We review lead flow and status logic.
We build only what is needed for the first working launch.
After real usage, reports, roles, integrations and modules can be added.
Before You Order
A ready CRM is fine if its logic matches your process. If employees still use spreadsheets and chats around it, a compact custom tool can fit better.
Only the entities you need: leads, services, schedule, statuses, employees.
The system follows how your team works instead of forcing a generic process.
Mini CRM can later grow into a full CRM with reports, roles and integrations.
No. It is a compact system for a specific process: services, schedule, leads and statuses.
Yes. Website requests can be sent to mini CRM and Telegram.
Yes. Mini CRM can evolve after launch.
I build websites that do more than look acceptable: they collect leads, load fast, can be indexed and can grow with the business.
OpenA one-page website for a service, promo or offer test: clear hero, lead form, basic SEO and Telegram lead delivery.
OpenFor websites that need regular updates: services, prices, promos, images, reviews, pages and leads without code changes.
OpenA website does not end at deployment. It needs updates, checks, critical fixes and backups.
OpenI help deploy projects so they work on a real domain, use HTTPS, have clear infrastructure and are ready for real users.
OpenSend the business context, goal, timeline and what already exists. I will suggest a realistic launch format.
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