Training app
Fire & Rescue Simulator
[What the simulator does, in a sentence or two, and who uses it.]
simulator.paradiseprogramming.com →Websites & web apps for community organizations
Websites your own people can run.
I build websites and tools for fire departments, churches, and the groups that hold a community together. Your officers and volunteers change the words and pictures themselves, from a browser. No developer and no code needed.
Work
Live sites and apps in daily use.
Website
Frog Level Volunteer Fire Department
Station 5's public site, with a members-only area. Officers edit every page from the browser: the burn-season banner, the trucks, the memorial, recruiting and training information, and member documents.
froglevelvolfiredept.org →Website
Concord Baptist Church
The church's new home online, with fellowship hall booking, prayer requests, volunteer sign-up sheets, events, and a members area. The church's own editors keep it up to date.
concordbaptistva.church →How it works
You edit it yourself
Every page has an editor behind a sign-in. Type the new words, upload the new picture, press Save, and it's live. Nobody needs a GitHub account or a developer on call.
Sign-in by email code
No passwords to forget. Members and editors sign in with a one-time code sent to their email, and you decide who can see the members area and who can edit pages.
Fast and backed up
Sites run on Cloudflare's network, so they load quickly even on rural cell service. Your pages and documents get backed up automatically.
Built for what you do
Hall bookings, burn bans, memorials, member documents, volunteer sign-ups. Each site gets the pieces that organization actually uses, not a generic template.
About
[A few sentences about you: your name, where you're based, and why you build websites for community organizations.]
Get in touch
Need a new website, or one your people can actually update? Send a note about your organization and what you need.
hello@paradiseprogramming.com