For a while, my "product" was a WhatsApp prototype. I'd build a draft site for a clinic or a professional, send the link and say: "here's what yours could look like". Half of them loved it — and vanished when it was time to close. I was selling effort, one by one, and it didn't scale.
The problem (which might be yours)
When a small business decides to get a website, it finds three paths, and none is comfortable:
- Linktree / link in bio: fast, but it's just a list of links. It's not a site, it carries no authority, and it's not yours.
- An agency: looks great, but costs a lot and takes time — out of reach for someone just starting.
- A generic builder: you face a blank canvas, a learning curve, and end up with a site that looks like a template.
The result is that plenty of great people, who deliver an excellent service, end up without a digital presence to match.
The pivot: sell the tool, not the prototype
Instead of building one prototype per client, I turned the best ones into templates and built Vitriny: a site builder where people put together their own "shop window" — a professional, premium page, live in minutes. The same quality I delivered by hand, now self-served.
How it works
- Pick a template made for your niche (it already includes the structure that converts: intro, services, testimonials, contact).
- Edit visually — swap text, colors, fonts and photos in an editor with live preview. No code.
- Publish. Every site ships with direct contact capture (WhatsApp) and is built to show up on Google.
It's not "another Wix": it's focused on service businesses and starts from a premium point, not a blank sheet. Under the hood it's a real multi-tenant micro-SaaS — the most robust project in my portfolio — and it even has AI text generation, which I'll switch on when it makes sense.
See it live
Better than me describing it is you browsing it:
- Vitriny: bpso.com.br/projetos/vitriny
- Published examples: advogado-jorge-amado · dra-marina
Want a shop window like this for your business — or a custom system with this level of finish? That's what I do. Let's talk.