Prosper Donkey · what's possible
What a website can do now.
Six things a small business could have on its site this month. Every one is built from real work, with the client's OK to show it, in this site's own code. Scroll, touch, drag.
Where the leads came from.
A dumpster company's website visitors, dropped onto a map town by town. This is a slide from the report the owner gets every Monday.
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visitors placed
- Oklahoma City·
- Shawnee·
- Prague·
- Tulsa·
- Norman·
- Edmond·
- Meeker·
- Seminole·
102 visitors from twelve Oklahoma towns in one week. Another 39 came from outside the state and were left out: bots, people well outside the delivery area, and our own testing.
Every dot is a real session, sized by how many. The owner sees this every Monday, next to which of those visits turned into a price check or a call.
Your week, live.
The Monday report as a dashboard you can scrub. Drag through the days and watch the sources reorder as a Facebook ad switches on.
Visits
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Price checks + calls
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Lead rate
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Ad spend · Sat–Sun
$0.00
no ads yet
Visits by day · drag to scrub
Mon 14
Where they came from · so far
- Direct2–
- Facebook posts1–
Mon 14 by hour
midnight → 11pm
Real week, real numbers. Watch Saturday: a Facebook ad switched on at noon, and Sunday became the biggest day of the week. That's the moment an owner stops guessing about ad spend.
Design your jersey.
Pick the colors, type the name and number, spin it. This is what a team store's product page can be, and the order arrives already personalized.
Photo in. Listing out.
Drop a product photo into a folder before bed. By morning there's a draft in the store with a title, tags, a collection and a description. Review, publish.
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The owner's whole job: take the photo, drop it here. Usually from a phone.
- Reading the photo
- Matching a collection
- Writing title, tags and copy
- Creating the draft
Built in front of you.
A kickoff call is one sentence about the business. A working page exists the next day. Live on your own domain within the week. This is a sketch of that, running.
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- · Nav and header
- · Hero with the one thing that matters
- · Menu / services
- · Where and when
- · Tap-to-call, wired
- · Google listing markup
- … waiting
None of this is a mockup.
The map, the week and the towns are one client's website traffic, visits and price checks and nothing personal, shared with his permission. The jersey is rendered on your device. Autopilot runs every night for two real stores. This page was written with Claude Code on September 21, 2026, in one afternoon, and it's part of this site's code, not a demo on someone else's platform.