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Josh ZoernerSoftware for studios

Six products, one at a time, in this order

Things your clients ask for that you'd rather not build twice.

Six standalone products a studio resells to its own client base. Each is its own app with its own login, white-labeled — your name on the front, mine nowhere the client can see.

Two built and in production · Four planned · Nothing gets a page here before it has a real user

Built and running

Add-on 01 Built

Missed-Call Text-Back

A call goes unanswered for twenty seconds. The caller gets a text asking what they need, before they've finished dialling a competitor. Anything they write back reaches the owner immediately.

Own login White-labeled

Add-on 02 Built

Silent-Failure Monitor

Checks weekly that the contact form actually delivers and the site isn't quietly broken. Not “is it up” — every uptime monitor does that, and it's almost never what breaks.

Own login White-labeled

Planned, in build order

These four are next, in exactly this sequence. If one of them is the thing your clients keep asking for, say so — the order is fixed, but knowing there's a studio waiting for number five is worth knowing.

Add-on 03 Planned

Dead Lead Reactivation

Automatically follows up on old form fills that never turned into jobs.

Add-on 04 Planned

Weather-Triggered Content

A storm hits the client's county and their homepage switches itself to storm-damage messaging.

Add-on 05 Planned

Competitor Watch

A monthly email telling the client what their three main competitors changed.

Add-on 06 Planned

Text-In Project Pages

A contractor texts job photos to a number. A finished project page appears on their site.

How reselling them works

  • Each add-on is its own app with its own login — not a module bolted into a platform your client has to be taught.
  • White-labeled throughout: the studio's name on the front, mine nowhere the client can see it.
  • You own the relationship, the pricing and the invoice. I don't sell to your clients.
  • Built one at a time, in order, because two finished products beat six half-finished ones.

See how the white-label preview looks

Early access

Want one of these before it's public?

Studios and agencies especially — if you want early access to the add-ons before they're public, say so and I'll put you on the list.