Velora SoftwareVelora SoftwareSites that get found, get calls, and show what you sell — plus the software behind them when you need it: catalogues, quote forms, inventory systems. Hand-coded, fast, and yours to keep.
Four services. You give me the details of the business, I build it, put it online and keep it running.
Services, photos, hours, map and a phone number people can tap.
Products with photos, prices and categories, ordered by form or WhatsApp.
Inventory, sales, returns and stock, with owner and staff accounts.
Domain connected, site online, changes made when you need them.
Shops, trades, realtors, lounges and importers — websites that bring in enquiries, and software that runs the day-to-day behind them.
Multi-step quote forms with photo uploads, so job requests arrive complete instead of as a missed call.
Buyer and seller pages, credentials and direct contact — one link for the billboard, the cards and social posts.
What the store carries, with photos, map, hours and tap-to-call, so customers arrive knowing what's in stock.
Menu, hours and photography that match the room, built for the phone people are holding when they decide.
Dozens of products with sizes, categories and prices, ordered through WhatsApp, with prices the owner edits.
Live stock levels, sales and returns, staff logins and full history — overselling blocked automatically.
Forms that become records: bookings, quote requests and customer lists you can actually search later.
Slow or broken sites rebuilt to load fast, keep their search ranking, and stop costing a monthly platform fee.
Live examples and client references available on request — ask below and I'll send links.
A website is only the top layer. Most businesses eventually need the two underneath: somewhere to keep the data, and rules for what happens to it.
I build all three, so your site can grow into a system instead of being rebuilt from scratch. A catalogue becomes a stock list. A contact form becomes a booking record.
No line items added later. If it's on this list, it's in the price.
50% to start, 50% on launch. Invoice with each. No subscription, no lock-in.
The code, the domain and the content are yours. Take them to another developer any time.
One week for a single page, two to three for a full site. Dates agreed before I start.
Half at the start, half when it goes live. You own the domain and the code.
For a business that needs to be findable.
For services, products or listings to show.
When the business runs on it, not just shows on it.
Every project is different — these are starting points, and you get a fixed quote before any work begins. Updates after launch: $40/hour, or a monthly plan.
I'm a software developer based in Toronto who builds fast, custom websites and business software for small companies. I help businesses get more customers online and automate the everyday work — stock, sales, bookings — with simple, reliable software.
What that means for you:
You don't need to know what you want technically — describe how the business works, in English or Amharic, and I'll turn it into something that runs. A photo of the shop, a price list on paper or a voice note is enough to start.
Every project is built for your business alone. No templates, no outsourcing — you work directly with the developer from start to finish.
Photos, services or products, prices, hours, phone number. WhatsApp is fine.
You get a link in a few days. Tell me what to change — colours, wording, photos, anything.
Domain connected, site online. Later updates are one message away.
Yes. Most owners start with nothing written down. Send phone photos of the shop and the products, tell me the prices and hours in a voice note if that's easier, and I'll write the wording and edit the photos. You approve everything before it goes live.
Your business name, what you sell or do, prices if you want them shown, opening hours, address, phone number, and any photos you have. That's enough for a first version.
A domain is roughly $15–20 a year. Hosting for a site like yours is usually free or a few dollars a month, and I'll set it up in your own account so the bills and the control stay with you.
For a catalogue, yes — I can build a simple editor so you change prices and stock without touching code. For a small site, sending me the changes is faster and cheaper than learning an admin panel.
They're fine for a basic page. They get slow, they charge monthly forever, and you can't move the site elsewhere. A hand-coded site loads faster, costs almost nothing to run, and belongs to you. If a builder genuinely fits your case better, I'll tell you.
You see the first version within a few days, before the second payment. Revisions are included until you approve it. If we can't get there, you keep the deposit's worth of work and we stop.
Say what you do and what you need. You get a price and a timeline back the same day on weekdays — usually within a few hours. Toronto, the GTA, or anywhere remote.
Toronto, GTA & remote worldwide
In person across the GTA if you want it, remote anywhere if you don't.
How we work together
Over WhatsApp, email or a call — in English or Amharic.
