Concourse
Chaos, Coordinated
A live conference map and schedule attendees open in any browser — no app install. Replaces the printed packet and the scattered Slack updates.
ConferenceScheduleMapSaaS
Have a lookHi, I'm Matt — I run small businesses too
I build websites and simple software that keep small businesses running.
No agency, no account manager, no jargon. Just me — someone who's run the business, chased the invoice and got the booking — building the thing you need, in weeks, for a price that makes sense for a small business.
Not sure what you need yet? That's normal — ask anyway, it's a free conversation.
01Why me
I've been on your side of the table
I have years of experience owning and managing businesses, in event planning and operations, and in technology — the person who gets the call when the schedule slips, the vendor doesn't show, or the "system" turns out to be one spreadsheet only one person understands.
I own and run small businesses now. So when you tell me the booking is a mess or you're losing an hour a night to invoices, I get it and I've been there. I've had many nights at the kitchen table trying to 'figure it out' and do it all.
That's really the whole thing: you get someone who knows what a small business can actually afford — in money, in fuss, and in the time it takes to learn something new.
02What I make
Two things, both built around how you already work.
Custom web apps
The thing you keep doing by hand — booking, tracking, selling, organizing workflows, chasing paperwork — turned into a tool that just does it.
- ✓Booking and scheduling that fills itself in
- ✓A portal so clients stop emailing for updates
- ✓A dashboard with the numbers you check every morning
- ✓Little internal tools that save an hour a day
- ✓A personal bio or link page that looks like you
Websites that get you work
A site your customers can actually use on their phone, that says what you do and makes it easy to reach you.
- ✓A clean home page that explains your business
- ✓Straightforward service and pricing pages
- ✓Quote requests that land in your inbox (or your phone)
- ✓Showing up when people search your town
- ✓Payment platform integration
03How it goes
We talk, I build, it goes live.
Three steps, and you can reach me at every one of them.
01
We talk
A regular conversation — no pitch deck. You tell me what's eating your time, costing you customers, or creating headaches. If I'm not the right fit, I'll say so.
02
I build, you look
You see the real thing early and often, not a status report. Say 'move that' or 'that's not how it works here' and I change it.
03
It goes live
Launch on your domain. Keep the keys and run it yourself, or hand it back to me and never think about hosting again.
04What it costs
Buy it once, or let me look after it.
Real numbers up front. You'll know the price before I start, and it won't move.
Pay once
Buy it outright
from $1,500one-time
I build it, you own it — files, domain, everything. Good if you've got someone who can keep it updated, or it just doesn't change much.
- ✓A call to figure out what you actually need
- ✓Design and build
- ✓Launched on your own domain
- ✓Everything handed over, yours to keep
- ✓30 days of free fixes after launch
Most people pick this
I build it and look after it
from $150a month
There's still a one-time build fee up front. Sign on for 12 months and that fee comes down — the exact number depends on what we're building.
I build it, then it stays on me: hosting, updates, backups, and the small changes you'll inevitably want. You text me, I fix it.
- ✓The initial build and launch
- ✓Hosting and maintenance handled for you
- ✓Backups and someone watching it
- ✓Small changes and content edits each month
- ✓You tell me when you need something
Smaller budget than that? Say so anyway — I'd rather find something that fits than lose the conversation over a number.
05Recent work
A few things I've put live.
Rocker Locker
One place for the whole rental shop
Public instrument catalog, booking cart, QR check-in/out, and staff admin for a Nashville rental house. Replaces a marketing site + third-party storefront combo.
RentalBookingPaymentsQRInventory
Have a lookEvent services
Booking without the back-and-forth
Customers pick a date, pay a deposit, and it's on the calendar. Replaced a spreadsheet and a very messy shared inbox.
BookingPaymentsDashboard
Local trades
A site that actually rings the phone
Quote requests go straight to the owner's phone, and there's a simple job list behind a login so nothing gets lost.
WebsiteQuote requests
Professional services
Somewhere for clients to check in
Clients upload their documents and see where things stand — so they stop emailing to ask.
LoginsPortalFile uploads
Small shop
The morning numbers, on one screen
Pulls from the tools they already use and answers the three questions the owner asks before opening.
DashboardReporting
Want to see one like yours?
Something new goes live most months. Tell me your line of work and I'll walk you through a real one — screen by screen, no pitch.
06What I use
Good tools, so you pay for the result and not the hours.
Lovable
How I build fast. Weeks instead of months, so your money goes farther with the product, rather than on my hours.
Supabase
Where your data, logins, and files live. Safe, backed up, and yours.
Stripe
Taking payments and deposits the way your customers already expect to pay.
Claude
AI, but only where it saves you real time — drafting, summarizing, sorting the busywork.
07A bit about me
Hi — I'm Matt.
I spent my working life in operations and event planning: making complicated things happen on time, with real money and real people on the line.
These days I own and run small businesses of my own. Building software started as fixing my own headaches — the booking mess, the invoices, the numbers nobody had time to pull. Then other owners started asking if I'd do theirs too.
You deal with me the whole way. No account manager, no handoff to someone junior, no six-month timeline. Just the person who built it, still picking up the phone.
08Say hello
What's the thing that keeps eating your time?
This goes straight to me and I answer within a day — usually with a couple of questions before I talk about money. No pressure, no sales sequence.
Rather just email? hello@mattfaix.com