Websites, Google visibility and automation, Los Gatos, California
I can build a small business a fast website, get it found on Google and in AI assistants, and automate the repetitive parts of its week. Outside that I build and publish software of my own, and I have spent fourteen years writing software that other people depend on.
Services
A fast website, showing up on Google and in AI assistants, and automating the repetitive parts of the week. Email me with what takes up your time, and I will tell you plainly what is worth automating and what is not.
A page for each service or product, a quote or contact form, and structured data so search engines and AI assistants read it correctly.
Search Console and Business Profile, set up and kept current, with changes judged afterwards by whether they worked.
Monitoring that tells you when your site breaks and when it is back, a weekly summary, and drafts of replies and posts that wait for your approval.
Tell me what takes up your timeHow it starts, and what each piece includes
Projects
Each one is live and can be looked at. The services above are the same work, done to order.
A browser extension, published in 2026
ShowsA published product, tests on every push, no network requests
A Jalali calendar with Gregorian and Hijri date conversion and Iranian public holidays. All of its data ships inside the extension, so it makes no network requests and asks only for the storage and alarms permissions.
A static site and the automation behind it, since December 2024
ShowsA fast site with structured data, and routine work handled by code
I built the site and have run its technical side since. Scheduled jobs on a small server I host handle the routine work behind it. Where an LLM writes anything, it writes a draft, code checks what it can, and a person approves before it goes out.
How I work
A test that fails the build catches more than a reviewer who has to remember to look. Where a model is involved, code decides which of its answers get through.
When a team's flow has no review step, I bring one in. When a model writes something a customer will read, its draft waits for a person in the same way.
A system's report on itself is not evidence. I measure against what actually happened.
The notes go into cases like these at more length.
About
I have been writing software for 14 years, across medical imaging, optical networks, network security and now financial services. At my current job I own a .NET and Angular application from design to release, and I was the first engineer there to bring in AI-assisted development.
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