you rent a maid for your business

i build your website. then i hand you Rosie, the maid who runs it.

most people build you a page and disappear. i build the site and the system behind it, the thing that catches every order, every message, every customer. free to start. i'm one text away.

their order form
cakepops by judy
send my order

site by ric vasquez

lands in their system
new order from a customer now
payment + receipt sent auto
dropped on their calendar auto
every customer, one screen always

real, not a demo

you probably just came from judy's order form.

i built that. now cakepops by judy runs on Rosie: every order comes in, the payment and receipt go out, it lands on her calendar, all of it in one place. a real business, run on the exact system i'd set up for you.

rosie works two ways. if you already live in some software all day, she moves in with you and does the typing. if there's nothing worth moving into — like judy — she brings the whole thing with her, built around how you already work.

i build the site. rosie works it — every day, after i’m gone. you rent her by the person: you rent a maid.

check her out →

that's the whole idea. i build it right, you use it every day, and it quietly makes your life easier.

your turn

want the same thing for yours?

tell me what you do. i'll build the site and set up the system, free to start. no pitch deck, no runaround.