Our work
Real projects, shared with permission. Each one links to the live site, so you can see for yourself instead of taking our word for it.
Client sites, and something of our own
Here are the sites we've built for clients, plus anymrkt — our own booking and selling platform, which we use every day.
Divine Development — brand site
Our web addressblackcode.consulting/
The need: A spirit-led life coach needed a home online. The coaching happens one-on-one, in groups and on retreat, and the community gatherings are free (donations keep them going). So the site had to sell the coaching without ever making the gatherings look like they cost money.
What we built: A one-page site built around the six areas the coaching covers, where every "book" button goes straight to the coach's own booking page. There's a quick three-question quiz that shows where coaching could help, then points you to booking — it doesn't save a thing. Giving is set up as scan-to-give codes, because one of the giving apps can't take a payment from a regular web link.
Ground rules: The free gatherings can never look paid; no payments, accounts or saved forms on the site; booking and giving happen on the services people already use
View the site →Turkey Hill Homestead — brand site
Its own web addressturkeyhillhomestead.com
The need: 130 acres in Glencoe, Kentucky, listed on a camping booking site but with no website of its own. The owner wanted a place to show off the land properly and send people to book.
What we built: A website covering the land, both places to stay, things to do and how to get there, with every "book" button going to the right listing on the booking site they already use. Things to do are split into "on the property" and "nearby", so nobody thinks the local sights come with the stay. Every photo is the owner's own. The cabin isn't built yet, so its picture is clearly labeled as a drawing.
Ground rules: Only list what's really there — no made-up cabins or prices; no stock photos of someone else's land; booking and payment stay on the booking site they already use
Visit turkeyhillhomestead.com →
anymrkt — one place to sell products, services, spaces and rentals
The need: Businesses that rent things out, take bookings and sell products often juggle a separate calendar for every site they're listed on — and end up double-booked.
What we built: One calendar that keeps every listing in sync, so a booking in one place closes those dates everywhere. It handles stays, rentals, sessions and product sales, and lots of businesses can use it at once.
Ground rules: Built for many businesses from day one; works only as well as the other sites share their calendars
Visit anymrkt.com →Want something like this?
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