Websites & tool stacks
A website thatsounds like you.
I build websites for experts, authors and business owners – written from your own words, wired to the tools you already use, and yours to edit by clicking on the page. You own every piece of it.
The owners of four sites I’ve built edit their own pages – without calling me.
Section 01 · the work
Four sites. Four people who don’t look alike.
Every one of these is live on the owner’s own address – click through and see. None of them started from a template, which is why none of them look like each other.
Author & coach · book launch
Natalie Kiro
The launch page for her book, built around her own voice and her own palette. The waitlist feeds straight into the email list she already had, and she rewrites her own copy with the on-page editor – no call to me needed.
Ceramics workshop · Denmark
Clay Your Way
A Danish/English site with class booking, online payment and gift cards – all running on the owner’s own payment account.
Chocolate maker · Denmark
Pure Rainforest Chocolate
Rebuilt from the owners’ own words and the colours of their own packaging, in Danish and English – with an editor they use themselves.
Children’s troupe · Denmark
Trup Ting Tang
A Danish/English site built to bring in new members, with a new logo and a newsletter signup.
Also live
A website for a newly founded health association, whose board now edits the text themselves – and an event page for a volunteer-run clothing-swap market, with drop-off points and one-tap SMS buttons.
The studio
Bornholms Hjemmesider is the website studio I run for businesses on Bornholm, Denmark – where you see your finished site before you pay.
bornholmshjemmesider.dk ↗Section 02 · what you get
Not a template. Not a dependency.
Written from your words
I start from how you actually talk: your book, your posts, your talks, your old site. If you have a voice guide, it outranks my taste. No template copy with your name dropped in.
You edit it yourself
Click any text on your own page, change it, publish. No dashboard to learn and no waiting on me for a typo. The owners of four sites I’ve built already work exactly this way.
Wired to what you already use
Your email list, payments, booking and community connected to the site. I keep the tools that already work for you instead of moving you for the sake of it.
Yours, not rented
Your domain, your payment account, your email list. You own the pieces – I build how they fit together.
Checked like engineering
Pages are tested at real phone widths before they ship, and every colour choice the editor offers is checked for readability – so you can’t accidentally make your own page unreadable.
Section 03 · the stack
One site in the middle. Everything you rely on, connected.
Most small businesses don’t have a website problem – they have a stack problem. A list here, a booking tool there, payments somewhere else, and nothing talking to anything. The site is where it comes together.
Section 04 · how it works
From a conversation to your own address.
- 1
A conversation
What you’re launching, who it’s for, and what you already pay for.
- 2
Your material
Your book, posts, photos and old site. I write from those, not from a template.
- 3
A working version on a real link
You click through it on your own phone. Not a mockup, not a PDF.
- 4
Your edits, then live
You change what’s off – yourself, on the page – and it goes live on your own address.
Section 05 · who it’s for
People whose name is on the door.
Experts, authors & coaches
Launching a book, a programme or a community – and tired of a template that doesn’t sound like you.
Small & local businesses
That need bookings, payments or gift cards to just work, on a site that looks like the place people love.
Founders with tool sprawl
Paying for a pile of subscriptions that don’t talk to each other, and not sure which ones you actually need.
Section 06 · straight answers
What people ask before the call.
I’m not technical. Is that a problem?→
No. You bring the words and the judgement about your business; I handle the rest. Afterwards you change text by clicking on it, much like editing a document.
Can I really edit it myself?→
Yes – text, and on sites that need it, images and whole sections switched on or off. Bigger structural changes are a message to me.
I already use Squarespace, Kajabi, Kit or MailerLite.→
Then we start from what you have. Some of it stays and some of it may not need to – you’ll get a straight answer about which, and why.
What does it cost?→
It depends on what you’re launching – a single launch page is a different job from a site with bookings and payments. After one conversation you get a clear quote before any work starts.
Where are you based?→
On Bornholm, Denmark. I work with clients remotely, in English and Danish.
Do you do AI as well?→
Yes – behind the site, not instead of it. If you want agents working your inbox, content and pipeline, that’s the AI Operating System.
See the AI Operating System →Ready when you are
Tell me what you’re launching.
One conversation. If it’s a fit, you get a clear quote. If it isn’t, you’ll know before we hang up.