Ninehearts
Independent technology contracting
I’m Hunter Yavitz. Show me the part you have to do twice. Maybe it’s a booking you copy into a ledger, or a payment you have to call somebody to check.
Talk to Hunter
11:30 in the morning · Haircut
Take the last haircut on Friday. Then unscrew the panel to see where your booking went.
The work
A customer wants to know if you have an opening on Friday. Give them a place to check, book, or leave you a note while your hands are full.
I can build or tune up your website, put hours and prices where people look for them, or add a way to pay. If a handwritten job slip already does most of the job, show me the bit you’d like to take digital.
It’s raining and the picnic has moved to the hall. Whoever moved the tables ought to be able to change the address on the event page.
We could give the town one address for events, the shops taking part, and who has something ready to sell. The organizers keep the keys and can hand them to next year’s crew.
You’d like to see who’s at the front door from your phone. You ought to know where that picture goes and who gets to see it.
I’d like to help you set up and look after a private home assistant. We’ll check what your equipment can do, decide what stays in the house, and make sure you hold the accounts.
Working together
Let a neighbor be of service. I’m right down the road.
Walk me through the last time you did the job. Tell me what’s worth keeping. Before we change anything, we’ll agree on what it would take and how you’ll tell if it helped.
You keep your records and the keys. If someone else looks after things next year, you can hand them what they need.
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Tell me about the last time you thought, “There ought to be an easier way to do this.”
I’m happy to come see the work in person. Tell me where you are.
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