I build things that run without me.

Nothing ships without a plan first. KD <15, real search volume, intent mapped before URL structure is decided. Then a blog calendar that stacks supporting content behind the core pages.

Built using Claude Code with Supabase as the database. The pipeline matches how the job actually flows: New Lead, Contacted, Quoted, Measurement Booked, Glass Ordered, Completed.

Keeps track of leads, quotes, deposits and balances, reviews, follow-ups, contractors, calendar, photos and analytics. WhatsApp and SMS built in. Self hosted on Hetzner. Runs the whole business end to end.

Every customer call on my VoIP line gets recorded, transcribed by Whisper, summarised by Claude and written into the right customer record automatically.

Built and deployed on my own server. Sorts new leads, drafts customer messages, sends me daily briefings. Connected to Gmail, Trello, Supabase and Google Calendar through Composio.

I set it up like a new employee. Gave it its own Gmail, its own WhatsApp number, its own access to the tools it needs. Nothing sensitive sits on my personal accounts.

You don't want to release an agent too early. That's how you get leaks or mistakes on the customer side, which you really don't want.

Read only first. For about a month it could read my WhatsApp conversations with clients but couldn't send anything.

Drafting next. It would write messages, I'd approve or edit them and it learned off my edits.

Autonomous when ready. Once the drafts were consistently good, I gave it the ability to actually send. Now it handles full conversations with customers.

Still developing it. Long term project.

Booking form → lead qualified → unique customer quote page → branded approval document. One CRM record, one pipeline, four customer touchpoints.