Rising Dot builds the systems small businesses run on: booking platforms, operations consoles, automation, stores and the sites around them. Every claim on this page points at work you can open.
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One person, taking on the work small businesses could not get done anywhere else.
Curbside Laundry: a booking flow customers finish themselves, and a 20+ module console behind it. Two stage payments, because the price is only known once the load is weighed.
Vape Brothers and Smokes Hub, 200+ products each with a fit quiz, flash sales and local payment and delivery rails. Premium Avenue followed, roughly 972 products in Mexico.
Nine independent sub-workflows drafting around five SEO articles a day for a publisher, with an eleven check gate before anything publishes, and an async image pipeline beside it.
The first product built for Rising Dot rather than for a client: product SEO to a fourteen module format across two live stores, with a human review queue in front of every publish.
A public alert product with its own checkout, watching a source every 90 seconds. The first always on system here, and the first with subscribers rather than a client.
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The order taken by phone, the spreadsheet nobody trusts, the site you cannot update. Describe it in your own words and you will get a straight answer about whether it is worth building.