Areas we serve / Waxhaw & Union County

AI services and custom apps in Waxhaw, Marvin, and Wesley Chapel, NC

DeYo Technologies works with businesses in Waxhaw, Marvin, Wesley Chapel, Weddington, Matthews, Stallings, Indian Trail, Monroe, and the rest of Union County, NC. We're based right across the state line in Indian Land, SC, and build custom apps, AI assistants, and workflow automation.

When the routine runs on memory

Plenty of businesses around Waxhaw and Marvin are small and owner-run, and the same jobs come around every week or every season: service visits, renewals, check-ins, reminders. Most of it is tracked in someone's head, on a paper calendar, or in a group text.

That holds up until the person who remembers is out sick, on vacation, or buried in other work. Then a visit gets skipped or a client doesn't hear back, and nobody notices until the client does.

DeYo Technologies is based in Indian Land, SC, right across the state line, and works with owners in Waxhaw, Marvin, Wesley Chapel, Weddington, Matthews, Stallings, Indian Trail, and Monroe.

Who we build for in Union County

Recurring service businesses. Lawn, pool, cleaning, and pest-control routes that repeat on a schedule. Each visit is created on time, assigned to someone, and confirmed with the customer.
Builders, remodelers, and design trades. Selections, change requests, and client questions kept in one place, with a nudge when a decision is overdue.
Farms, stables, and rural properties. Feeding, care, and upkeep schedules that everyone who helps can see, with a checklist for each day.
Practices, tutors, and studios. A website chatbot that answers the common questions before a first visit, plus intake and appointment reminders.

Recurring work on one board

Example

Operations Task Board, for a care center

A care center's recurring operational work lived in people's heads. We built an internal task board with recurring tasks, Kanban boards, projects with automated task flows, Google Tasks sync, and email reminders. It's now in review with the client team. The same approach fits any business where work repeats and someone has to remember it.

Ways to start

A task board or scheduling app like this falls under the Custom Web App Starter. If the trouble is more about how new customers find and reach you, the Local Fix Audit & Sprint is a flat-price place to start. Anything larger is quoted after a conversation.

Custom Web App Starter

$3,000 for build and deployment (one-time), then $500/month launch support for the first 4 months, then $200/month ongoing with hosting included. That is $5,000 to launch, then $200/month. An optional premium ongoing plan is $500/month instead.

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Local Fix Audit & Sprint

$1,000 flat, once, with no monthly fee. You get a one-page audit of how customers find you and what happens when they reach out, then the fixes: Google Business Profile cleanup, a review-request link, and a quote-request page.

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What to send us

Show us how the work is tracked today: the whiteboard, the spreadsheet, the calendar, the group text. We'll talk it through and suggest the smallest change that would help. We work with you directly, by call or video, and nearby whenever it helps.

Questions from Waxhaw, Marvin, and Wesley Chapel, NC owners

Do you work with businesses in North Carolina?

Yes. We're based in Indian Land, SC, right across the state line, and we work with businesses in Waxhaw, Marvin, Wesley Chapel, Weddington, Matthews, Stallings, Indian Trail, Monroe, and across Union County, as well as the greater Charlotte area.

Can you set up recurring jobs and reminders so nothing gets missed?

Yes. We build a board where repeating work, such as service visits, renewals, or check-ins, is created on schedule, assigned to a person, and followed up with a reminder. It can sync with Google Tasks and email, so your team sees it where they already look.

Can a chatbot answer questions for a small practice or studio?

Yes. A website chatbot trained on your own FAQs and policies can answer the usual questions about scheduling, what to bring, and what you offer, and pass anything else to you.

What happens in the first conversation?

You tell us what keeps slipping through the cracks, and we ask how the work moves today. There's no pitch. If a small change would fix it, we'll say so, and if it needs a build, you get a clear proposal first.