Eddy Kawira
Websites and custom web apps
Pages when you need a site. Software when you need a tool.
Websites that build trust. Custom web apps when you need a working tool.
Some businesses only need a clean, fast website with real quote requests. Others need a quote workflow, dashboard, learning app, internal tracker, booking flow, or customer portal. I scope the simplest useful web project for the job.
Lead focused
Quote forms and service pages built in
Web apps too
Dashboards, portals, learning tools, and workflow helpers
No lock-in
You own the domain, content, and admin access
Clear scope
Flat quote before build work starts
What the web project should do
Make the next step obvious, whether the project is a page or a tool.
A good local-service website does not need to be enormous. A custom web app does not need to be overbuilt. The work should answer buyer questions, capture useful details, or make a real workflow easier to use.
Explain your services clearly
Service pages, location cues, photos, and plain copy that tells customers what you do and how to ask for help.
Capture real quote requests
Forms and follow-up fields that collect useful details instead of sending every lead into a vague contact box.
Build the working tool
Quote workflows, dashboards, portals, booking flows, and learning apps that save state and guide the user.
Website proof
Miracle Paving: a practical local-service site.
A paving contractor needed a credible home for service pages, proof, service areas, and quote requests. The result is a mobile-first WordPress site built around the questions a local buyer actually asks.
I can share the live example during the quote conversation without making this page send visitors away before they request their own quote.
Need more than a website?
Web apps too, when pages are not enough.
Some businesses only need a clean website. Others need a working tool: a quote workflow, dashboard, learning app, internal tracker, booking flow, or customer portal. FlashSpark is a live example of that second category.
View FlashSparkExternal link opens the live app only. The private repository is not linked.
Pricing and ownership
A clear website or app quote before anything starts.
The price depends on how many pages, how much content is ready, and whether you need lead forms, booking, ecommerce, migration from an old site, or a custom workflow.
Landing page
From $799
A focused one-page site or campaign page with copy, design, mobile layout, and lead form.
Small business site
$1,200-$3,500
Most local-service websites with multiple pages, service structure, and quote capture land here.
Custom web app / workflow tool
Quoted after discovery
For dashboards, portals, learning apps, internal trackers, quote tools, and flows that need real application behavior.
After launch
Choose the hosting path that fits the site or app.
Either way, you own the domain, content, and agreed handover materials. The difference is who handles the server and ongoing care.
Managed hosting & care
From $59/moI host and maintain the site in its own isolated WordPress environment with Cloudflare protection, routine updates, monitoring, and scheduled backups.
- ✓Best for brochure and local-service websites
- ✓No shared account with my personal site
- ✓Simple monthly care, not a help-desk contract
Build + handoff
No recurring fee to meI build the site for portability, launch or migrate it to a compatible WordPress host in your account, and hand over the files, database, and admin access.
- ✓You pay the hosting company directly
- ✓Good fit for stores or business-critical websites
- ✓No reseller lock-in
Online stores, membership sites, regulated data, and workloads requiring a formal uptime SLA are placed with a suitable commercial managed host.
How the project works
A practical path from rough idea to live website or app.
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Tell me the goal
A few questions about your business, pages or workflows, domain, and timeline.
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Get a written quote
You see scope, price, hosting path, and what I need from you.
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Review the build
You get a preview link and clear checkpoints while the site comes together.
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Launch and hand over
The site or app goes live with launch notes, handover details, and agreed next steps.
Start here
Tell me what the website or app needs to do.
A few project details are enough for me to reply with the next step and a flat quote path. No payment is collected here.
- Goal
- Plan
- Contact
Project request received
Thanks. I received your web project details and will reply with the next best step.
Common questions
A few plain answers before you ask for a quote.
Yes. For websites, you own the content, domain, administrator access, and files. For custom web apps, ownership and handoff details are written into the scope before build work starts.
Yes. I can turn rough notes into plain service-page copy, but I will need your real services, locations, photos, and business details.
Yes, when the project needs more than pages. Good fits include quote workflows, dashboards, internal trackers, booking flows, learning apps, and customer portals with a clear business purpose.
No. FlashSpark is a good example: scheduling and sessions are local app logic, while AI is used only for quiz multiple-choice option generation.
Simple stores are possible. If the site is business-critical, regulated, or needs formal uptime commitments, I will recommend a suitable commercial host and scope it carefully.
A focused landing page can move faster than a full site. Multi-page sites depend mostly on content readiness, feedback speed, and any integrations.
No. Website hosting and care is limited to the website environment. It is not 24/7 help desk, device management, or per-seat business IT support.
Ready to price the website or app properly?
Send the basics: what the project should do, whether you have a domain, timeline, and hosting preference. I will reply with the next step.
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