Independent by design. Edmonton by choice.

Good work.
Better connected.

Distinctive websites. Connected workflows. Software built around the way you work.

Still artwork. Project details follow below.

Make a stronger impression.
Make the next step easier.

Your website is where a customer starts. The systems behind it help you keep things moving. WellTech brings those two sides of your business into the same conversation.

01

Show your work.

Help customers understand your services and see what makes your business worth contacting.

02

Connect the enquiry.

Bring requests, replies and the information your team needs into a clearer process.

03

Keep it practical.

Start with a defined problem and build something that fits the people doing the work.

Different worlds.
Built with intention.

Actual interfaces. Real work.
A closer look at what I’m building.

Training app · In development

Built for
the next rep.

Plan the session. Log the work. See your progress. Iron Club brings the training day together.

Explore Iron Club
Actual Iron Club progress screen, with fictional training records.
Actual Iron Club set logger, with fictional training records.
Actual Iron Club training-plan screen.

Actual app. Fictional training records.

Marshall Boxing · Completed website work

Make the first
round count.

Actual Marshall Boxing homepage. The boxing photograph stays fully visible alongside the invitation to try a free class.
Actual Marshall Boxing first-class invitation and booking page.

A club’s energy, translated into a website. Classes, schedules and a clear first step into the gym.

WellTech OS · Early product in development

Every idea.
Connected.

A personal command center for projects, priorities and knowledge. This is the actual interface, with fictional records.

Inside WellTech OS
Actual WellTech OS command center with fictional demonstration records.
Actual WellTech OS notes interface, populated with fictional records.
Actual WellTech OS Brain interface with fictional demonstration records.

Your knowledge, connected inside the OS.

Different challenges. The same care.View all projects

Start with the website.
Connect what comes next.

Websites

A professional place for your business, shaped around your services and the people you want to reach.

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Care beyond the build.

Plan hosting, updates and support around what your site needs.

Discuss website care
Bring the details together

Lead systems

Give new enquiries an acknowledgement, an owner and a follow-up path.

Explore lead systems
Build around the work

Automation & software

Connect a repetitive process or create a focused tool when the work calls for it.

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What happens
after “hello”?

The customer hears back. Your team sees the request. The details stay connected.

One enquiry. Connected actions.Illustrative system
Start with a familiar situation
Incoming

Website request

“Could you quote a panel inspection?”

Form / call / quote
Prepare

Useful details, together

Contact, request and source become one clear enquiry.

Customer · Email

Receipt in the inbox

“Your request is with the team. We’ll review the details.”

Customer · Text

A text receipt

Optional SMS, with an agreed channel and appropriate consent.

Your team

Someone owns the reply

A visible alert, the request and a person responsible for it.

Shared record

One connected lead

Save the details, conversation and status in the chosen tool.

Owner follow-up

Agree the next step

Review the request, ask for missing details, then confirm what happens next.

Fictional example. No messages are sent, records saved or appointments booked.

One prepared enquiry can trigger several useful actions: customer messages, an alert to the right person and a shared record for the next conversation.

Explore lead systems

Illustrative workflow. Channels, messages and review steps are agreed for each build.

Keep the tools.
Connect the work.

Start with the systems your team knows. Then work out what needs to move between them.

  • Google SheetsA shared lead or job log
  • JobberService-workflow planning
  • HubSpotCustomer records and handoffs
  • Google WorkspaceEmail, calendars and documents
  • Tally & formsA clear place to make a request
  • n8nConnecting agreed workflow steps
  • Microsoft 365The team’s office tools
  • Email & messagingThe channels people check

Examples to discuss, not a list of connected services. Available integrations, access and the right approach are checked when we scope your project.

Could your workflow
work better?

Bring a recurring task, a tool you’re considering, or a process that feels harder than it should. Let’s find one useful experiment and a way to check the result.

A focused review

A clearer decision before a bigger build.

The task
What takes time, repeats or gets missed?
The review
Current tools, data boundaries and human judgement.
The next step
A small test, a simpler process, or a scoped build.

A direct line to
the person building it.

I’m Marco, the founder of WellTech, based here in Edmonton.

I build websites and applications, and explore better ways to connect the work behind them. Marshall Boxing, Iron Club and my own WellTech OS show different sides of that work.

Tell me how your business works today. We’ll find a practical place to begin, whether that’s a clearer website or a system that keeps the details together.

Marco

Founder & builder · WellTech

Edmonton, AB

A straightforward way
to work together.

Start a conversation
  1. 01

    Understand the work.

    Talk through your business, the people using the system, and the problem worth solving.

  2. 02

    Make the plan clear.

    Agree on the direction, scope, price and review points before the build starts.

  3. 03

    Build it together.

    See the work, give feedback, then review the finished result before an agreed launch.

A few things you might be wondering.

What can we start with?

A website, an enquiry handoff, or one repetitive task. We’ll talk through the work first, then decide what is worth building. You don’t need a finished brief to get in touch.

How much will my project cost?

The scope determines the price. Your proposal will describe the deliverables, fees, review points and any recurring costs before the work begins.

Can we meet in person?

Yes. WellTech is based in Edmonton, Alberta, and on-site consultations at clients’ businesses are available. We can also begin with a phone call.

Can you use the tools we already have?

That is part of the first review. We’ll check what your tools support, what access is available and where a connection would help before recommending a change.

What happens once the work goes live?

We’ll agree the handoff and any ongoing support before launch. Maintenance, content changes and new features can be scoped clearly rather than left as an assumption.

Are the examples connected to real customers?

The workflow illustrations use fictional records and run locally in your browser. Project captures are labelled separately. The inquiry form is the only place where submitting a message contacts WellTech.

Your next chapter.
Let’s build it.

Tell me what you’re building, what’s getting in the way, or what you want your business to do next.

780-298-4492Edmonton · On-site consultations available