I built a table-booking system for a restaurant, then turned it into a reusable skill.
Now I can add a full, custom booking system to any website with one command - restaurants, salons, barbers, clinics.
But table booking is way more impressive than it looks. Here's why 🧵
Shipped: Klaudius can now invoice your clients.
The pipeline already knows who the client is and what you quoted them, so one command writes the PDF invoice and leaves a ready-to-send email sitting in your drafts, invoice attached, owner in the To field.
You just press send. It never sends for you.
A guy in Australia bought Klaudius last week and just closed his first ever sale. Two websites for the same cafe, different locations, $1,000 AUD.
It found the business, built both sites and sent the pitch.
His words on the build: "any bugs that it finds, it just automatically fixes it"
75% of local businesses that need a website get pitched by nobody.
One ordinary Texas town: 100+ reviewed businesses with no website. The trades everyone chases were a quarter of it. The rest: diesel yards, tyre shops, taquerias with glowing reviews.
https://t.co/nafCzOs5zR
I wrote up his full first month, in his own words:
https://t.co/8y5QBlNUk9
Klaudius is $399, once. It finds businesses with no website, builds each a bespoke site, and pitches it for you. You charge them. No coding required.
A web agency owner ran my software for 30 days.
It found 100+ local businesses, built each one a real website, and pitched them all. While he slept.
He woke up to 21 replies and turned 5 into paying clients.
He didn't build a single one of the sites. The breakdown 🧵
He already ran an agency, so he knew how to close.
But the part that did the work, finding 100 businesses and building 100 sites overnight, is the same for anyone who runs it. It doesn't get tired. It runs while you sleep.
His closing skill is his. The engine is everyone's.
A cafe we built a site for had 1,800 Google reviews. Most convincing thing the business had going, so it went on the homepage.
A month later they'd earned dozens more and the site still said 1,800, because 1,800 is what I typed. Frozen the second I hit save.
So it reads from the Google listing itself now. New review lands, the number moves, nobody touches it.
Didn't expect the payoff to land in the sale though. "You'll never have to come back to me for that" closes the owners who refuse anything recurring.
new klaudius skill: when a client converts, one command does the full SEO + GEO pass on their site. canonical domain, structured data, an FAQ written the way people actually ask ChatGPT, instant search engine submission.
full breakdown of what it applies and why: https://t.co/1oI6eBw3DF
@bryantchou The creative-liberties part feels double-edged though. Amazing for a first concept, scary when a client wants the exact thing signed off. How are you thinking about controllability?