Website & AI firm · Cedar Rapids, Iowa
A slow, rented, or invisible website quietly costs you customers every week. We replace it with one that loads instantly, ranks, and costs nothing to host — then keep building the portals, dashboards, and AI systems your business grows into.
Building for the web since 2015, and the proof is below: eleven recent projects running in production right now, every one shipped as source you own, on infrastructure in your name.
Recent projects
Every project below is live. Click through to the real thing — then imagine yours in the list.
Multi-tenant CRM for mobile service operators
A vertical SaaS CRM for mobile oil change operators. Jobber and Housecall Pro are general-purpose; this one knows what a 2019 Silverado takes, what the filter costs from a real distributor, and the fastest order to hit today's eight stops.
A private members' network, web and mobile
A private hall where members list their companies, post what they are building, and ask each other for help. Invite-only, with a privacy model designed around the fact that a business phone number and a personal one are not the same thing.
React Native companion app
The phone client for RWCBM. Same members, same database, same API — five tabs, deep links, and push notifications, built on Expo so one codebase ships to both stores.
WordPress rescue, rebuilt static
A WordPress and Avada site on shared hosting, rebuilt as a fully static Next.js app. Every old permalink still resolves, all 23 blog posts came across, and the service area grew to 52 town pages.
The operations platform behind the business
The private half of The Poo Patrol. Where the public site takes bookings, this runs the company: crews, routes, payroll, receivables, ad spend, and the alerts that fire when a number moves the wrong way.
60 static pages from four data files
A mobile locksmith covering three Utah counties and 43 cities. Every page prerenders at build time, so it runs on Vercel's free tier with no server cost and no cold starts.
Four services. The range is narrow on purpose — everything listed has shipped to production more than once, which is a different claim from being able to spell it.
These are not preferences. Each one came from a project where doing it the other way cost somebody money.
Change a phone number once and every call-to-action, schema block, and footer updates with it. Add a city to an array and the page, sitemap entry, and internal links generate themselves.
Rebuilds preserve permalinks, reviews, form history, and analytics continuity. A faster site that dropped your search rankings is not an improvement.
Most of a business website has no reason to run a server. Prerender it, and hosting costs approximately nothing while performance takes care of itself.
Every project ships as source you hold, on infrastructure in your name, documented well enough that another developer could pick it up tomorrow.
Tell us what it needs to do. Within a day you'll have a straight answer on what it takes to build, what it costs to run, and what we'd cut — and if the honest answer is that you don't need to build anything, you'll get that instead.
Or skip the form entirely — hello@pinelandtech.com reaches a person, not a queue.