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I turn a cemetery's paper plan into walking directions on any phone. Visitors search a name or plot number and follow the route along the paths, right to the stone. I also build fast custom websites, and AI that turns an office's paper into answers.
Families come to a cemetery with a name and no idea where to look. I turn your paper plan into a map on their phone: they type a name or plot number and get walking directions along your paths, right to the stone. Nothing to install — it opens in the phone's browser.
Screenshots from the live app at Cimetière Saint-Laurent. The position is set by hand for the screenshots; on site it comes from the phone's GPS.



A parish cemetery with thousands of graves and one paper plan in the office. Families now find a grave on their own, in French or English, from the gate.
Phone GPS is good to a few metres, and graves are about a metre apart. The map gets you to the right row; the plot numbers on screen take you the last few steps.
Custom-coded websites and direct online ordering that doesn't hand 25–30% of every order to a delivery app. No WordPress, no Wix, no plugin bloat — and it starts with a free audit of your current site.
Giorgio's sells homemade loukaniko, souvlaki and fresh cuts in Montreal. Orders came in by phone — which meant a line tied up during the busiest hour of the day and handwritten tickets getting lost. They needed customers to order themselves, on their phones, without giving a delivery app a cut of a butcher's margin.
For businesses that just need to be found and called.
Online ordering that keeps the app fee out of every order.
Payments, inventory and dashboards for real online volume.
One-time setup, then a monthly plan for hosting, security and updates. No lock-in contracts. Add a sales & orders database to any plan for $225 setup + $15/mo.
For small offices with a lot of paper: schools, associations, parishes, municipal offices. Your files become searchable records and an assistant your staff can simply ask. Everything runs on a computer in your office, so your records never leave the building.
Your staff scan the files using a simple routine I set up and train them on. The paper originals stay where they are.
Each scan gets read, named and put in the right folder, and the key details — names, dates, file numbers — go into one database. Anything hard to read is set aside for a person to check.
Type "make a certificate for Marie Roy." The assistant finds the right file on its own — no digging through folders. You can still attach a file yourself if you want.
The form is filled from a fixed template, so it comes out the same way every time. Someone looks it over and approves it before it's final.
Two weeks on one part of your office. You see real results before deciding anything bigger.
Your records, forms and assistant, installed in your office, with your staff trained. The exact price is set after the pilot.
Fixes, updates and new forms as your office changes.
The office computer and any software are billed at exactly what they cost. Scanning a large archive is quoted separately.
A cemetery visitors get lost in, a business that needs a website, or an office buried in paperwork? Tell me what's going on and I'll reply within 24 hours with a plan and a fixed price.