Case studies

Everything I have built, and why.

Each one started with a real problem I saw up close. Status is stated as it is today, nothing dressed up.

Local to San RamonAnswers his own phone5.0 on Google for his cleaning companyWritten plan and price first

From Mile One

Live and selling

The problem: Couples lose the small moments first: the inside jokes, the first date spot, the song in the car.
What I built: A private app with 22 questions in six chapters, a map of your places and key dates, printed as a real book. Gift packs let planners and venues give it to clients.
Where it stands: Live and selling at $29 one time. Its daily social posts run through a posting system I built.

Taking founding partners

The problem: Guests leave without seeing specials, and happy guests rarely leave a review.
What I built: A battery powered touch screen table tent that sells specials, takes orders and asks for a Google review at the right moment.
Where it stands: Taking founding partners in the Tri Valley and Twin Ports.

Early access

The problem: Styling shops lose quote requests while the owner is working on a car.
What I built: An AI agent that calls and texts every lead back fast, quotes from the shop's price sheet and books the job, plus film and warranty tracking.
Where it stands: Early access with founder pricing reserved for $0.

Founder seats open

The problem: Running my own cleaning company, quotes and follow ups ate my evenings.
What I built: Quoting, scheduling, invoicing and follow up built inside Towslee's Got Pressure first, including client proposals and thank you pages.
Where it stands: Pre launch with founder seats open.

Private beta

The problem: During insurance prelicensing I saw agents quoting carriers one by one and tracking leads by hand.
What I built: A comparative rater, CRM, claims fraud checks and AI assistants in one login for agencies.
Where it stands: Private beta.

Private testing

The problem: I was my grandparents' caretaker. Families caring for someone with dementia need a simple way to call for help and know it is coming.
What I built: A care circle: a very simple screen for the person receiving care, plus family and caregiver apps that share alerts, check ins and voice messages.
Where it stands: Private testing while I pursue research funding.

Real screens, not mockups