A platform, not just a portfolio

This started as a portfolio site. Show some work, list some skills, add a contact form. Three weeks later it is a platform. Clients can browse five services, pick a package, pay through Stripe, book a consultation through Google Calendar, sign up for the portal, track their project, receive deliverables, and download files. All in one Next.js app. The portfolio is still here — you are reading it — but it is wrapped inside something that actually runs the business. Every service I offer has its own page, its own pricing, its own checkout flow. The musician page and the software page look different but share the same payment infrastructure. The sound engineering page and the accessibility page have different copy but the same booking system. That is the whole point. One platform for everything I do. Not five separate tools duct-taped together. One codebase, one deploy, one place to look when something needs fixing.