Websites & custom software Fort Mill, South Carolina
Millworks Digital is a one-person studio that builds websites and custom software for businesses across the Carolinas. You work with me directly, from the first conversation to long after launch.
Two kinds of work: the things your customers see, and the tools your team uses behind the scenes.
Websites and stores that represent your business well and are easy to use.
Designed and built from scratch around your business.
Storefronts and product catalogs that make browsing and buying simple.
Your staff can change text, photos, and pages without calling me.
New life for an existing site that looks dated or loads slowly.
Custom software for the work that happens behind the counter.
Internal apps that put your numbers and daily tasks in one place.
The repetitive steps in your process, handled automatically.
Connect the software you already use, so information moves between systems without retyping.
Fixes, updates, and new features after launch, from the person who built it.
A site that helps a band get booked, and a site for a security software company.
A website for Charlotte's 90s rock cover band, built to help them get booked. Fans and venues can check upcoming shows, request a booking, browse photos, and find the band on social media.
The company site for Actme Software, maker of Actme.IO and Actme.ER. Both products put a simple, permission-aware layer on top of access control and video evidence retrieval, so everyday staff can use those systems without being security specialists.
Four steps, and you're involved in each one.
We start with a conversation about your business, your goals, and who the site or tool needs to work for. Design starts once that's clear.
I map out the structure, content, and look, and we review it together, so nothing is a surprise once building starts.
You see progress as it happens, with regular check-ins along the way.
Your site or tool goes live, and I stay on to fix, extend, and support it as your business grows.
Fort Mill grew up around a grist mill on Steele Creek and later became a textile-mill town. It was built by people who made things that worked, and kept working, for a long time. The stone on this page is modeled on a millstone from Webb's Mill that's on display in town today.
A millstone does one job, every day, for years. It takes rough grain and turns it into something people can use. Millworks Digital holds its websites and software to that same standard, and every project is built carefully by one person you can actually reach.
Send a few lines about your business and what you have in mind, or give me a call. Every reply comes from me personally.
Phone
803-820-1664
