A complete digital presence for working makers. Public portfolio with credibility wall and structured intake, plus an owner-side ops layer with AI content generation, live social analytics, and an order pipeline tracker. One PWA, password-gated owner tools, no monthly fee.
A working maker - bladesmith, woodworker, leather artisan, ceramicist, fine furniture builder - has a thriving commission book, an active social presence, a workshop calendar, and an order queue that mostly lives in a notebook and a phone's text history. Bookings come in through DMs. Custom orders are scoped on the back of envelopes. Social posts get drafted on a phone in spare minutes between shop work.
Off-the-shelf maker platforms are storefronts or template gallery sites built for "anyone who sells stuff." None of them handle the actual workflow: a credibility-first public face, structured commission and workshop intake, social content rhythm, and an order pipeline that doesn't live on a whiteboard.
Six surfaces in one PWA. Three public for inbound. Three private for the maker, behind a password the maker controls. AI and analytics proxied through serverless functions so no key ever sits in a frontend bundle.
Hero with credential tag system, hero photography, social link row. Strongest signals lead.
Multi-select class types, organization context, location. Routed through Netlify Forms.
Custom order form with material, dimensions, deadline, special-request fields.
Drafts social posts by post type, platform, and tone. Copy-to-clipboard out.
Live YouTube data via server proxy: subs, views, video count, recent video grid.
Status pipeline, filters, search, full CRUD. Server-side persistence via Netlify Blobs.
The unlock isn't just having a website. It's that the maker has a public face that signals quality and a private ops layer behind one password, intake plus content plus analytics plus order pipeline, all in one PWA that costs nothing per month and never holds the data hostage.
The platform is configurable for any maker who needs presence and operations: bladesmiths, woodworkers, fine art jewelers, ceramicists, furniture makers, leather artisans, custom motorcycle and automotive shops with creative work. Same architecture, different intake fields, credential tags, and pipeline stages.
Hand-built work deserves a digital home that respects it - and an ops layer that doesn't fight the way the shop actually runs. Let's talk.
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