Supercanic Shop Desk
A full shop management platform. Jobs, invoices, card payments, a customer portal and a CRM, sitting on top of public vehicle data APIs.
61 live sites and apps. Directories with thousands of pages, browser games, inspection and shop management tools, and a long tail of local service businesses. Every screenshot below was captured from the running production site, and every one of those cards links straight to it. The handful still in build are labeled.
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Software with real logic behind it. Inspection reporting, shop management and AI tooling rather than brochure pages.
A full shop management platform. Jobs, invoices, card payments, a customer portal and a CRM, sitting on top of public vehicle data APIs.
An RV rental yard with a real booking engine and a back office behind it. 20 units with live availability, quotes, deposits and the fee sheet the customer actually pays.
The dispatch and comms center for mechanics outside our own markets, rebuilt from scratch. 11 tables where the old fork carried 78, and 55 of those never held a row.
Vehicle inspection reports across every vehicle category, generated from a structured inspection dataset.
Independent inspection reporting for heavy equipment, built on the same generator approach as PPI Auto.
An AI marketing coach with live site audits, a strategy builder and a client dashboard, all persisted with Netlify Blobs.
Fill in one short form and get a real business website built by AI, free and instantly, with no tech skills needed.
A course that walks a service business through ninety days of local SEO work, one task at a time.
Directories generated from structured data, where every page has to earn its own search traffic.
Mobile mechanic directory built from a dataset of nearly nine thousand shops, plus certification and training content.
An electrician directory for Los Angeles County with a learning center that is nationwide from day one, plus a licensing guide for all 50 states and DC.
634 roofers across 118 cities in Los Angeles County, 805 pages, built from a live search sweep in a single session. The whole pipeline resumes from disk so a hung run costs nothing.
A statewide appliance repair directory covering Arizona, with a page for every shop, city and service combination.
A locksmith directory that had gone offline, rebuilt from an archive crawl. All 6,313 pages restored at their original URLs.
Licensed private investigators across New York State, organized by county and by specialty, with a membership standard behind the listings.
California bail bonds directory covering every county, backed by jail listings and court schedules.
Handyman directory running the MechanicRank engine, pointed at home repair instead of auto.
A collection of mechanic influencers, gathering the people who actually turn wrenches on camera. Auto repair, modification and defense.
This site. A hub for vibe coding with a tool directory, a directory of companies working in the space, and articles.
Browser games. Two are management sims whose in game economy comes from a real directory of shops, the rest are a handmade arcade.
An auto shop management sim. Hire techs, buy equipment, take jobs. Upgrade effects are data driven rather than hardcoded.
The same engine pointed at appliance repair, with its in game economy generated from the real Arizona directory data.
A tiny handmade arcade of free browser games with no ads, ever. Nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.
A Moonlight Kingdoms adventure game that runs entirely in the browser.
The bread and butter. Fast, static, heavily optimized sites for businesses that live or die on local search.
The Supercanic brand in Metro Detroit. 47 pages covering services, 14 cities and every piece of shop technology behind the work, with a local super tech featured throughout.
A nail studio in Akron with an interactive price builder that enforces the rules of the menu, then carries the chosen set straight into the booking form.
997 pages lifted off WordPress and Elementor, homepage down from 760 KB to about 30 KB. Every city page names the jail that actually books arrests from that city.
642 pages for a brand we invented, written fresh rather than cloned from its sibling. No borrowed reviews, no license number, and the about page says plainly that it is a demo.
A general contractor covering new builds, casitas, additions and remodels. 15 service pages generated from one content file, so a wording change lands everywhere at once.
Ceramic coating and paint correction in Yucaipa. Every fact on the page was recovered from the shop's own Instagram, because nothing else about the business was published anywhere.
A garage door distributor moved off a website builder. 21 pages rewritten rather than copied, including 3 articles that survive only in the web archive and say so on the page.
A master mechanic in Rio Rancho with 25 years on the tools and no website at all. 22 pages built from his Google profile, because that profile was the only source of truth there was.
The agency site behind most of this work. Local SEO for service businesses.
Appliance and HVAC repair across Maricopa County. A full WordPress rebuild to static that preserves all 44 original URLs.
Auto repair and mobile mechanic serving Hemet and Riverside County. The flagship brand behind several of these projects.
Las Vegas locksmith. A 223 URL rebuild mapped one to one against the original site so no ranking was lost.
Private investigation firm in New York City. A sector where trust signals and discretion matter more than volume.
California telepsychiatry practice. Medical content with the compliance and accessibility care that requires.
Same day garage door repair in Las Vegas covering springs, openers and emergency callouts.
Dental practice in Hemet with service pages, city pages, insurance information and a blog.
Licensed Las Vegas general contractor doing remodels, additions and full home renovations.
Mobile mechanic in Hemet. Repairs done at the customer's own location.
Riverside area mobile mechanic service operating under the Supercanic brand.
Mobile mechanic covering Temecula and the surrounding valley.
A Milwaukee city brand running the same mobile mechanic template, with its own photography and service area.
Around the clock mobile mechanic serving Hawthorne and Torrance.
The San Jacinto shop location, split out from the main Supercanic brand so it can rank on its own.
Philadelphia mobile mechanic. A rebuild of an older site with corrected contact details throughout.
Mobile mechanic covering Spring Hope, North Carolina and the surrounding towns.
Mobile mechanic in Westland, Michigan, built on an express lube inspired layout.
Orlando mobile mechanic, rebuilt from an aging Wix site into something search engines can actually read.
Mobile powersports mechanic in San Diego with a Can-Am Spyder specialty. A narrow niche that needs its own positioning.
Mobile mechanic with a witchcraft theme. Auto repair, sage cleanses and travel rituals, played completely straight.
Mobile forklift service and repair across Riverside County. B2B rather than consumer.
Commercial floor cleaning, buffing and polishing across Anaheim and North Orange County.
Around the clock septic and sewer service across North Georgia, including hydro jetting and real estate inspections.
Tree service, irrigation and full landscape work in Lake Havasu.
Painter and handyman serving San Jacinto, Hemet, Menifee and Perris.
Portland locksmith covering emergency lockouts, safe cracking and commercial hardware.
Locksmith services in Greenville covering residential, commercial and automotive work.
Locksmith serving Campbell, Texas, built around emergency lockouts and car key replacement.
Auburn, Alabama locksmith. Car, house and business lockouts with 24 hour mobile service.
Henderson, Nevada locksmith built around emergency lockout calls.
Marketing and website design aimed at one trade only, locksmiths.
Turkish restaurant in Venice, Los Angeles. Menu, hours and the story behind the room.
The reason we can pick up a stalled project is that we've taken this many across the line, including the unglamorous parts. Redirects that preserve rankings, forms that actually deliver, and schema that search engines read.
Get your project unstuckScreenshots captured 2026-09-11. Every entry marked with a domain is a live site, and its screenshot came from production by way of tools/shots.py rather than a mockup. Entries still in build carry their brand mark instead and say so on the card.