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Azzo Law
Azzo Law is a personal injury and criminal defense law firm in Birmingham, Michigan. I run the firm's marketing. The law firm website is built on Webflow and written for AI overviews, not just Google. Ask Azzo is a custom legal intake app that takes a prospect from what happened to a submitted claim in under thirty seconds, with an AI live chat as the 24-hour first responder. Every lead runs through call tracking, Google Analytics and a weekly report, so the firm knows which personal injury marketing is paying and which is not.
Remidose
Remidose is a pharmaceutical company that makes precision metered-dose delivery devices, a metered-dose inhaler, an oral spray and a topical, and sells in the United States and Canada under two sets of rules. I am building the brand and the website as a fractional CTO. The medical device website runs one domain with a country split, a prescription flow for Canada, and a product line written for an over-the-counter launch in the US. The brand voice is drawn from an 1891 book on canals and irrigation, because a metering valve turns an unmeasured flow into a measured one. The site is structured for AI overview optimization and pharmaceutical SEO so the company reads as the expert source on metered dosing.
Danzak CPA
Danzak CPA is a three-CPA accounting firm in Greater Boston, licensed across New England and working with remote clients around the country. I came in as a fractional CTO before the website. The work started with brand identity for the firm, twelve client personas, and a competitive analysis of thirty local and remote-first CPA firms. The growth strategy is a content system called Local Knowledge: one page per industry and one page per state on what is unique about taxes there. The CPA firm website is being built on Webflow with that system underneath it, so SEO for accountants is in the structure, not bolted on.
Estfolio
Estfolio is real estate investment software for owners who run a mixed book: rentals, flips, held notes and properties under contract in one portfolio. The founder had a prototype that got messy every time a user was added. I rebuilt it as a product systems consultant and fractional CTO, starting from the data architecture. The schema, ledger and tax reporting live in Supabase, the app is built in Lovable on React, billing runs on Stripe, and an AI import turns a landlord's spreadsheets and contracts into properties. It launched on estfolio.com with an iOS release next.
CPAL
CPAL, the Child Poverty Action Lab, is a Dallas nonprofit that uses data to move resources to children in poverty. I build their data products. The work is data visualization and data storytelling for city council members and policy staff: quarterly violent crime Views by council district, neighborhood hex maps, and print-ready reports on an inch grid that look the same on screen and on paper. It runs on a brand system called Kaleidoscope and a team of AI agents that keep every chart, map and narrative consistent with the last one.
Apollo Beach Gymnastics Academy
Apollo Beach Gymnastics Academy is a family-owned gymnastics gym in Gibsonton, Florida, with recreational classes, preschool gymnastics and competitive team for Apollo Beach, Riverview and the SouthShore side of Tampa Bay. I competed through USAG Level 9 and coached before I ever built a website, so this one is written by someone who knows what a parent is asking. The gymnastics website is built on Webflow with a white, navy and black brand system, class enrollment through iClass Pro, and every page written to the same SEO and AI overview standard. A team of twelve AI agents holds the brand, the USAG and AAU rules, and the skill progressions, with a gymnast portal planned next.