OAKMONTDevelopment bench

Work done: templates and example sites

A studio in daily use, the live sites we run ourselves, five specimen sites built on the bench, and the templates that start a sheet with its form already filled in.

Templates

A template is a sheet with its form already filled in for a job a business like yours needs done. Pick the one that fits, change what is yours, and the price is the catalogue price of the sheet it starts.

  1. For a business that retypes supplier invoices into a spreadsheet

    Turn incoming invoices into a clean, structured accounting spreadsheet - automatically.

  2. For a team whose enquiries arrive in Gmail and live in a CRM

    New email inquiries land in your CRM as contacts - no lead slips through.

  3. For an owner who wants the week's numbers in one short note

    A short, plain-language summary of your key numbers, delivered every week.

    from $149a monthStart a sheet from it
  4. For a small office drowning in drafts, data entry and routine replies

    A monthly pool of recurring admin - drafts, data entry, formatting - AI-run, human-checked.

    from $149a monthStart a sheet from it
  5. For a company that needs its whole site built, not one page

    A complete, accessible company site - designed, built and deployed.

  6. For restaurants and cafes that take bookings online or by phone

    Every booking gets a reminder text the day before, so guests who cannot come free the table in time.

  7. For a restaurant, cafe, bakery or food truck without a page of its own

    One fast page with your menu, hours, address and a booking or order button, made for the phone in a guest's hand.

  8. For any local business whose customers come back or recommend it

    After each visit or finished job, the customer gets one short message with a direct link to leave a Google review.

  9. For clinics, dentists, physios and salons that book by appointment

    Patients and clients get a reminder before each appointment, and a friendly message to rebook when they miss one.

  10. For a practice that still collects intake details on paper

    New patients fill in the intake form before they come, and their answers sit on the appointment in your calendar.

  11. For clinics, dentists, physios and salons

    A complete site for your practice: treatments, team, prices, how to find you and a booking button on every page.

  12. For plumbers, electricians, roofers and other trades

    Customers describe the job and add photos in a short form, and the whole request reaches your WhatsApp or email at once.

  13. For trades that write the same kind of quote again and again

    A request becomes a draft quote from your own price list, waits for your yes, goes out, and is followed up three days later.

  14. For trades and field services that invoice after each visit

    The job sheet filled in on site becomes an invoice in your accounting tool, without retyping at night.

  15. For trades that work across several towns or districts

    A trade website with one page per service and per area you work in, so people nearby find you when they search.

  16. For online shops that issue invoices by hand

    Each paid order in your shop creates its invoice in your accounting tool, with nobody copying numbers across.

  17. For shops on WooCommerce or another platform without this built in

    Shoppers who leave items in the cart get a friendly reminder with their cart, so some of them come back and finish.

  18. For shops selling across Poland, Germany and further

    Product descriptions drafted from your data and translated into Polish, German and English, with a person approving before anything goes live.

  19. For shops that sell on their own site and on Allegro, Amazon or eBay

    Stock levels kept in step between your shop and one marketplace, so you stop selling what is already gone.

  20. For shops with a steady stream of returns and complaints

    Return requests sorted, decided against your policy and answered with a label, so people handle only the hard cases.

  21. For a business ready to sell its products online

    A shop built for your products, with card, BLIK, Przelewy24 or PayPal at checkout, scoped on a short call and priced in a fixed bid.

    from $2,400fixed bid after a callStart a sheet from it
  22. For agencies, consultants and freelancers who onboard clients the same way each time

    When a deal is marked won, the client's folder is made from your template and the welcome email goes out with the next steps.

  23. For agencies and consultants who answer briefs with proposals

    A client brief becomes a draft proposal from your price list and past work, waits for your yes, and is followed up three days later.

  24. For freelancers, agencies and consultants who bill by the hour

    Hours tracked in your time tool become the month's invoices in your accounting tool, per client and ready to send.

  25. For marketing agencies and freelancers with retainer clients

    Each client gets a one-page monthly report from their analytics and ad accounts, in plain words, without a day of copying charts.

  26. For sales teams and consultants who live in calls

    A recorded call becomes a note, a task list and an updated CRM record before your next meeting starts.

  27. For photographers, architects, designers and studios

    A site where your work is the first thing people see, with a page for each project and a clear way to get in touch.

  28. For estate agents, developers and owners letting or selling a property

    One fast page for a property you sell or let: photos, plan, the facts that matter and a form to ask for a viewing.

  29. For agents and landlords who get enquiries from property portals

    Every enquiry from a property portal gets a reply with your free viewing slots, and the booking lands in your calendar.

  30. For property managers and landlords with several buildings

    Tenant fault reports triaged, contractors ordered, invoices reconciled and the monthly report written by itself.

  31. For accounting offices and bookkeepers

    Documents from clients read, sorted and filed from email and photos, and clients chased for what is missing before the deadline.

  32. For law firms and in-house legal teams

    New matters intaken, standard pleadings drafted from your templates, and every procedural deadline watched with alerts.

  33. For recruitment agencies and companies hiring regularly

    CVs parsed and matched to the role, outreach sequenced, every automated step logged, with the AI Act deployer documents included.

  34. For any business that gets enquiries through its website

    Every form filled in on your site becomes a contact in your CRM, and the person gets a reply while they still remember you.

  35. For companies that sell to the public sector

    Public tenders watched by keyword, summarised, scored for fit and drafted into a first offer when one is worth it.

  36. For language schools, course organisers, tutors and studios

    People sign up and pay for a course online, get the details by email, and appear on your class list without you typing a name.

  37. For gyms, fitness studios and climbing walls with trial passes

    Everyone who takes a trial pass gets a short series of messages during the trial and an offer before it ends.

  38. For foundations, associations and charities

    Each donation gets a personal thank-you the same day, and the donor is recorded in your list for the next appeal.

  39. For event venues, caterers and wedding halls

    An enquiry for a wedding, party or company event becomes a draft quote from your packages, waits for your yes and is followed up.

  40. For any business that waits too long to be paid

    Overdue invoices get a polite reminder sequence that escalates gently, and you get a weekly picture of who owes what.

  41. For offices where one inbox is everybody's job

    The shared inbox read, sorted and answered where the answer is known, and queued for a person where it is not.

  42. For a local business, a course, a workshop or an event

    One page that says what you do, where you are and how to reach you, with one clear button to call, book or ask.

  43. For companies selling across Poland, Germany and further

    A complete company site in the languages your customers speak, each page with its own address so search engines find every language.

  44. For a business whose WordPress site is slow or hard to find

    Your existing WordPress site measured, then fixed where it is slow or invisible to search: speed, technical SEO and analytics.

  45. For local businesses that want more calls from nearby

    Your site set up for local search: titles, descriptions, local business details search engines can read, speed and analytics.

A product in use

Not a specimen: a studio the founders run, built and kept on the same bench.

The first screen of ignitedstudios.dev on a desktopThe first screen of ignitedstudios.dev on a phone

Ignited Studios

Game-server tooling studio
Lives at
ignitedstudios.dev
What it is
The founders' own product studio: premium Minecraft server plugins and infrastructure, designed, built, shipped and supported by the same people who run OAKMONT.

Sites we run ourselves

Not specimens: live sites of our own products, built and kept on the same bench. Open one and read it as a customer would.

  1. The first screen of OAKMONT, live

    OAKMONT

    Company site
    Lives at
    oakmonttechnologies.com
    What it is
    Our main site: the accessibility scan on the first screen, the compliance pages, pricing and the help centre, in three languages.
  2. The first screen of Care, live

    Care

    Daily-call service
    Lives at
    care.oakmonttechnologies.com
    What it is
    The sales site of Care: a live call you can try on the first screen, two phones side by side, three languages.
  3. The first screen of Reception, live

    Reception

    After-hours phone line
    Lives at
    reception.oakmonttechnologies.com
    What it is
    The sales site of Reception: a door sign that turns to closed, the call slip of a real answered call, a price plate.
  4. The first screen of Oakmont Gaming, live

    Oakmont Gaming

    PC tools
    Lives at
    gaming.oakmonttechnologies.com
    What it is
    The site of our PC tools: a printed season sheet, store links and guides, in three languages.

Specimens from the bench

The specimens are ours, built to show the bar, not client work. Each says so in its own footer.

  1. The first screen of The Long Ferment, a specimen site

    The Long Ferment

    Bakery
    Lives at
    /specimens/bakery.html
    What was fitted
    A sourdough bakery with a hand-made warmth: scalloped awning, arched-oven hero, a real four-step ferment process.
  2. The first screen of Calloway & Voss LLP, a specimen site

    Calloway & Voss LLP

    Law firm
    Lives at
    /specimens/law-firm.html
    What was fitted
    Austere and typographic: all-serif setting, oxblood rules, engraved scales, partner monogram plates.
  3. The first screen of Iron District, a specimen site

    Iron District

    Strength club
    Lives at
    /specimens/gym.html
    What was fitted
    Loud and kinetic: stacked display type, skewed chips, a rolling program band, diagonal section edges.
  4. The first screen of Tidemark, a specimen site

    Tidemark

    SaaS product
    Lives at
    /specimens/saas-tool.html
    What was fitted
    Crisp and product-led: the hero IS the dashboard, with drawn sparklines and live uptime figures.
  5. The first screen of Hollis Street Bakery, a specimen site

    Hollis Street Bakery

    Bakery, one page
    Lives at
    /development/sample.html
    What was fitted
    The page laid under the loupe on our front page: a menu, hours and an order button, in English, Polish and German.