Work
What I have raised
Selected builds and working demos: real businesses, a real product, family ventures, and a demo build. Each one is labeled so you know what you are looking at.
Sites that take money or bookings
Livingston Garden Center
Online ordering for a Tennessee garden center: browse six plant categories, order by 5 PM, pick it up the next day.
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Oak Ridge Peptides
Research-supply store with product variants, lot-specific testing status, a testing policy, and a free reconstitution calculator.
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Tapestry Acres
Farm-stay site for the family alpaca and Highland-cattle farm in Monroe, Tennessee, with farm-experience bookings, animal pages, and a fiber shop on one site.
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Sites that run something bigger
Obscura Studio
Browser-based photo pipeline for photographers: edit a shoot, grade every frame, deliver the client gallery. No installs.
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To The Max RV
Family motorhome-fleet site in Monroe, Tennessee, with unit details, photo sets, listed pricing, and an external booking path.
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Ridgeline Aerial
Synthetic drone-services design demo with fictional services, prices, credentials, insurance, and contact flow; it is not a live operator or client.
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What they have in common
Each example has a stated job and status. Live businesses, owner-operated products, family ventures, and a synthetic demo are labeled separately so one kind of proof is not presented as another.
The published $3,000 site price applies to the standard website offer. Stores, inventory, bookings, accounts, custom integrations, and substantial features shown in some examples are scoped and quoted separately. Here is the exact boundary.