About
One technical partner for the digital side of your business — websites, systems, automations, and ongoing support without the jargon.
Background
I'm Chris Blachnio. I help local businesses and growing teams with the digital work that tends to fall between website design, software development, automation, and support.
A lot of projects start with a website. Then we find the real problems: forms that lose leads, tracking that was never set up, manual follow-up, disconnected tools, old software, or ideas nobody knows how to build.
My role is to help make that side of the business easier to run.
Who I help
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Local businesses
Contractors, clinics, salons, and service providers who need a better website and a clearer path from visitor to inquiry.
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Growing teams
Businesses with broken software, manual workflows, and tools that do not talk to each other.
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Agencies
Design, marketing, and Shopify agencies that need a trusted technical partner for client delivery.
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Ecommerce operators
Stores and marketplaces dealing with orders, inventory, listings, and fulfillment without a dedicated tech team.
How I work
- No jargon — plain language about what is broken and what to fix first.
- Use the tools you already pay for before recommending a rebuild.
- Fix the highest-impact problems first, then extend when it makes sense.
- Post-launch support when something breaks or your business outgrows the first version.
Common questions
Do you build from scratch or fix existing software?
Both, but I usually start by fixing and stabilizing what you already have. A full rebuild is only recommended when the existing system genuinely cannot support the business.
Can you work with our current tools?
Yes. Most engagements connect tools you already use — Shopify, Etsy, CRMs, spreadsheets, Airtable, Zapier, Make, accounting software, shipping tools, and custom APIs.
Can you work with our agency on client projects?
Yes. Agencies use me as a white-label or named technical partner for backend systems, integrations, automation, and infrastructure their team does not build in-house.