Your
Web App,

Your digital strategy.

Web/Content/UX/AI/Brand/Growth/

I'm burgerfox1 — a one-fox web studio crafting sharp, playful websites and web apps at freelance prices. You bring the story, I bring the pixels and a healthy fear of dark UI accents.

See what I do

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If technology can make things easier,why make them harder?⸜(｡˃ ᵕ ˂ )⸝♡

The studio

Your story, online.
Delivered, not promised.

burgerfox1 started with a simple idea: a small team or one very motivated fox — can build websites and software that feel big. Sharp ideas, clean code, Every project is treated like it's my own portfolio.

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What I do

One fox,
Unlimited hustle

Custom websites

Showcase sites and landing pages that tell your story and actually convert.

Web applications

Dashboards, tools and internal apps that run your business day to day.

E-commerce & catalogs

Stores with clean checkout flows that turn browsers into buyers.

AI automation

Repeatable tasks, automated. Smart workflows do the boring 20% for you.

Hosting & maintenance

Rest easy — I keep the lights on, back up your data and patch things fast.

SEO & performance

Be found, load fast and stay on top long after the launch confetti settles.

Questions

Curious fox, ask away.

How much does a website cost?

It depends on the scope — a landing page is a different beast than a web app. Tell me your idea by email and you'll get an honest, fixed quote with no surprise fees.

How long does a project take?

Most showcase sites take 2–4 weeks. Larger apps or e-commerce builds typically run 6–10 weeks. You'll get a clear timeline up front and weekly progress updates.

What happens after launch?

I hand over the product, plus a short walkthrough so you actually own what you are paying for. If you'd rather not think about hosting at all, I can keep it running for you.

Do you work with clients worldwide?

Yes. I'm used to remote collaboration, time zones and async updates. English is the working language, and I keep communications crisp.

Do you handle hosting and maintenance?

Absolutely — and I actively recommend it. You leave the servers, security patches and backups to me, and sleep soundly knowing your site is safe.

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