Web developer & technical partner
I'm Caleb Alvarado, a full-stack developer and technical partner in Orlando, FL.
Taking on two new projects this quarter
Products I co-own and run
I co-own each of these businesses, so the case studies cover the whole story: what the owner was dealing with, what I built and how it works.
A powerlifting coach's website and back office in one platform: it brings lifters in, books their consultation calls and runs the business behind the login.
A four-language fintech app where a sender picks a country and an amount, pays through Stripe, and the recipient gets a Visa prepaid card by email with nobody on the team touching the order.
An AI phone agent answers customer calls, works out what is wrong with the car and books a nearby mobile mechanic who is actually free.
Websites for local businesses
Each one is built around what the owner sells, loads fast on a phone, and makes the next step, a call, a quote or a booking, one tap away.
A fast four-page site that turns a mobile sandblasting crew's own job photos into before-and-after proof, with one-tap quote calls on every screen.
A fast, photo-led site for a six-room beachfront surf hostel in Puerto Engabao, Ecuador, with per-room Airbnb booking and an inquiry form that needs no server.
Marketing and quote site for a Central Florida pressure-washing company, with an AI assistant that answers questions around the clock and a quote form that emails photo-rich leads to the owners.
A photo-led site for a Central Florida mobile detailer: a menu of 7 exterior and 9 interior services, a before-and-after gallery and a call one tap away on every screen.
What I build
Each one starts from a problem an owner recognises, with the projects that prove it.
A slow page or a buried phone number sends the customer to the next company on the list, so I build fast, mobile-first sites where a call or a quote request is one tap away on every screen.
When a business runs on spreadsheets, group chats and five apps that do not talk to each other, the owner is the system, so I build one portal that holds the clients, the bookings, the money and the reports and runs without you in the middle.
Every call that hits voicemail and every question that waits until morning is a customer who may not come back, so I build voice agents and website assistants that answer at once, book real appointments and never invent a price.
A founder with a real customer problem and no technical half of the team ends up with a half-built app that nobody owns, so I take on product and engineering end to end, from payments and integrations to a shipped product, and stay on as the business grows.
How I work
Each step says what I do, what you bring to it and what you have when it ends.
You tell me what the business needs and what is getting in the way. I ask enough to know whether I am the right person for it, and I say so either way.
I write down what will be built, what it will cost and when it will be ready, page by page or feature by feature. Nothing starts until you have read it and agreed, and the price does not move unless the scope does.
I design and build the real thing on a private staging link you can open on your phone from the first week. You get a short written update every week and can weigh in at any point, so there are no surprises at the end.
I connect the domain, set up hosting, email delivery and analytics, and check the live site on real phones. Then I walk you through how it works and how to make everyday changes yourself.
Launch is the start, not the end. I stay on for fixes, measure what the site or app is actually doing for the business, and plan the next features from real use rather than guesses.
I reply within one business day.
Next step
Tell me what you need to fix or build, and I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right person for it.
Taking on two new projects this quarter
