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Website Pilot. A business describes itself once. A finished website comes back.

The build engine behind Website Pilot was designed and built here. It writes every page, designs the look, checks accessibility, sets up search, and publishes, with a person reviewing before anything goes live. Business websites today, fully custom builds on request, and e-commerce next.

The Website Pilot film. 73 seconds. Sound on.

From one form to a finished site. Step through it.

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The Website Pilot form: business name, what you do in one sentence, type of business, city
One form. Business name, what you do in one sentence, where you are.
Checklist of what happens after you hit send: designing your look, writing every word, choosing photography, studying local competition, building on WordPress, publishing four pages
What happens after you hit send. Design, copy, photography, local competition, build, publish.
A finished home page with callouts showing the strategy behind each element
A strategy behind every page. Headline, copy, photo, and call to action each chosen for a reason. Every page audited to WCAG 2.1 AA before it ships.
Study of who is winning locally and the keywords the site targets
Found by customers. It studies who's winning in your town and targets their best keywords. Titles, descriptions, and sitemap set up as part of the build.
The finished site shown on a laptop and a phone
Published, live, on every screen. Four pages, live in days.
It's yours, completely: the website is yours to keep, move, host, and edit anywhere, with no subscription holding it hostage
Yours. Completely. A human review, one revision round, then a site your team can edit. No lock-in, no subscription holding it hostage.
Look inside

The build queue, as the operator sees it.

Sample data. Filter it, or press run to watch a site move through the stages.

0sites live this month
0days, form to live, average
0%pass accessibility on first render
    Builds per week

    Every number on this panel is sample data. Real queues stay private to the operator.

    Research, done for you

    Harbor Research.Real client opportunities, researched for you from public sources.Not a list you buy.

    Tell it who you want to work with. It studies public records and official websites, checks every contact against opt-out and do-not-contact lists, and delivers the research into your own CRM. You own it. Nobody else gets it.

    The Harbor Research film. 36 seconds. Sound on.

    You describe who you want to work with

    The kind of organization, the role, the region. In plain words.

    Public research runs

    Government registries and the organizations' own official websites. Nothing scraped, nothing bought.

    Every contact is checked

    Against opt-out and do-not-contact lists, before anything is delivered.

    Delivered into your CRM

    On your own accounts, with the source of every fact recorded next to it.

    You reach out

    On your terms, from your tools. One engagement, one owner: you.

    Look inside

    Watch one research job run, start to finish.

    Sample data, made up for illustration. Pick a brief and press run.

    1. Brief
    2. Research
    3. Checked
    4. Channels
    5. Draft
    6. Delivered
    The brief. All you write.

    Draft first email. Written for you to send, from your own inbox.
    
              
            
    What it is
    • Research done for you, from public and official sources
    • One engagement, one client, one owner
    • Delivered into your own CRM, on your own accounts
    • Every fact carries the record of where it came from
    • The public channels a business lists on its own website
    • A first email drafted for you to send, from your own inbox
    What it isn't
    • A purchased list
    • A shared database anyone else can draw from
    • Scraped personal profiles from social networks
    • Sent on your behalf. You send, from your tools, on your terms
    • Resold, ever, to anyone

    Scoped per engagement. No set price. Each piece of research is scoped to who you want to reach and how many, in writing, before it starts.

    Market intelligence, on a schedule

    Sonar Intelligence.Know which companies are about to need you.Before they know it themselves.

    Point it at a category. Every week it reads public market signals, new funding, new hires, new locations, new products, and returns the companies rising fastest for how new they are, ranked, each with the reason to call. Built for teams that sell to businesses and would rather be first than loud.

    The Sonar Intelligence film. 42 seconds. Sound on.

    What the client sees, week to week. Sample data. Step through it.

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    Sonar Intelligence · Category boardSample
    Dental groups12 rising · 3 new this week
    Home services31 rising · 9 new
    Boutique fitness8 rising · 2 new
    Specialty clinics17 rising · 4 new
    Regional law firms6 rising · 1 new
    Independent pharmacies9 rising · 2 new
    The category board. Every category you care about, how many companies are rising in it, and what's new since last week.
    Dental groups · this week, rankedSample
    1. 1
      Northline Dental PartnersOpened a third location · hiring a front-desk lead · 14 months old
      94
    2. 2
      Brightwater Family DentistryNew practice manager · website relaunched · 9 months old
      88
    3. 3
      Summit Smile GroupAcquired two practices · new patient portal · 22 months old
      81
    4. 4
      Cedar Point OrthodonticsSecond location permitted · hiring two hygienists
      77
    5. 5
      Harborview DentalNew owner · rebranded · 6 months old
      72
    Ranked, with the signal. Rising fast for how new they are. The score is how much they'll probably need what you sell, and how soon.
    Northline Dental Partners · the reason to callSample

    Three locations in fourteen months and a front-desk lead hire this week. That's a practice about to drown in intake and scheduling across sites, the exact moment a shared system pays for itself.

    Signals new location · hiring · growth paceSources state business registry · the practice's own careers page · its own news pageBest first message about scheduling across locations, not about AI
    The reason to call. One paragraph in plain words, what's happening at that company and why now, plus the angle for the first message.
    Monday digest · to your inboxSample

    Sonar · Dental groups · week of Sep 8

    3 new this week, 2 moved up, 1 went quiet.

    • Northline Dental Partners jumped to #1. Third location, front-desk hire.
    • Brightwater new practice manager, that's your contact.
    • Summit Smile acquisition closed, expect systems consolidation in 60 to 90 days.

    Full board and sources in your dashboard.

    The Monday digest. Five minutes to read. Who moved, who's new, who to call this week.

    Runs as a monthly service, scoped to your categories and regions. Public signals only, never a purchased list. No set price.

    Websites, written by hand

    Custom-coded websites.Every line written for your business.No builder. No template.

    For businesses that need more than a standard site: unusual layouts, a booking or quoting flow built in, a members' area, speed a page builder can't reach, or a look nobody else can have. Designed and coded from a blank file, built to accessibility standards, and handed over with the source.

    What if your website could… 48 seconds. Sound on.

    From blank file to live page. Step through it.

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    01 · The briefSample
    “A tasting room in Sonoma. Reservations built into the site, a members' wine club login, and it has to feel like the room does: quiet, warm, expensive.”
    The brief. What the business is, what the site has to do, how it should feel. That's the whole input.
    02 · Design, from the briefSample
    Quiet. Warm. Expensive.Serif display, restrained sans, one gold accent. Chosen for this room, no other.
    Design. Palette and type chosen for this business, contrast-checked, one accent. Nothing picked from a menu.
    03 · Code, every lineSample
    <section class="reserve">
      <h2>Reserve a table in the tasting room</h2>
      <form action="/reserve" method="post">
        <label for="date">Date</label> <input id="date" type="date" required>
        <label for="party">Guests</label> <input id="party" type="number" min="1" max="8">
        <button>Hold my table</button>
      </form>
    </section>
    Code. Written by hand, readable by any developer you hire later. No plugins, no page builder, nothing you can't take with you.
    04 · LiveSample
    Vale & VineVisit · Wines · Club · Reserve
    Quiet. Warm. Expensive.A tasting room in Sonoma. Reserve a table, or come in and sit down.Reserve a table
    Accessibility: WCAG 2.1 AA, checkedLoad: under one secondSource: yours
    Live. Fast, accessible, and yours. The source code is handed over with the site.

    Scoped after a call. A standard business site is usually the better fit through Website Pilot; a custom build is for when the site has to do something a standard one can't.

    Run your own numbers

    What a system gives back, in hours.

    Move the sliders to match your week. The chart redraws as you go. Estimates, not promises: your numbers, your call.

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    What's eating your week?

    Describe it in a sentence or two. You get three ideas back for what would get built, in plain English. No account, no pitch. If one of them is worth doing, you book a call.

    Every one of these gets read. Your email is used to send you the ideas and nothing else.