Websites for solopreneurs ready to launch themselves and their work into the world.
I'm Leah. I built my own coaching practice from scratch — and I know what it feels like to sit on work you believe in, not quite ready to put it out there. The overthinking, the almost-launching, the gap between knowing what you do and being able to say it publicly. I've been in that place.
Now, alongside my work in tech and coaching, I run a small studio building websites for people whose hardest part isn't the technical execution — it's crossing that threshold. If you've been certified for a year and still don't have a site. If you've been seeing clients privately and you're ready to make it public. If you keep almost-launching and not quite. This is for you.
Each one a story of someone going public with their work. Calling cards, not marketing engines. Built clean enough that an engineer could pick them up later if you grow.
A full build for a coaching practice. Angela brought her own logo and colors — we built everything else, with coaching woven into the process along the way.
Katie came with her business name and ideas. We did the focus work to find her voice and flow, then built the whole site together.
My own coaching and fractional work. The studio you're reading right now grew out of building this.
My own project — a small offering to send a stranger an unexpectedly good message on a hard day.
Before anything gets built, we figure out what you actually want to say. This is coaching, not just intake — we talk about your work, your people, and where the stuckness lives.
This step is also available on its own, for practitioners who want help getting clear before they're ready to build.
The work starts to take shape. I go away with everything from our clarity session and come back with options — then we plan the bones of the site together.
I build the site. You can write your own content, we can write it together, or I can write it for you. Then we walk through it page by page and refine until it feels right.
We sign off, pick a date, and put your work into the world. After that, I'm here if you need me — small updates, fixes, the things that come up as your practice grows.
If you've been almost-launching for a while, let's talk.
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