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We build websites, custom apps, and AI automations for your business.

Turn repetitive admin into automated workflows, make your services easier to find and understand, or build a tool around how your team works.

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New Kent, Richmond & the Peninsula

Where we can help

What’s getting in the way?

01

AI implementation

Too much of your team’s time goes to repetitive admin.

Read incoming requests, prepare drafts, and move information between your tools—with people reviewing the decisions that need judgment.

Find an automation idea

02

Websites

Customers can’t tell what you offer or what to do next.

Explain your services, work well on phones, and give the right customers a clear way to inquire.

Discuss a website

03

Custom apps

Your team keeps working around tools that don’t fit.

Customer portals, dashboards, and internal tools built around the information and actions your business needs.

Discuss an app

Selected work

We build what each business needs.

Three projects, and the systems behind them.

01The Small But MightyAI-assisted production

A curriculum business needed a better way to produce its content.

The problem

Research, lesson writing, activities, and teaching materials made every curriculum a substantial production effort.

What we built

A coordinated AI-assisted workflow from content brief to research and planning, lessons and materials, separate review, human approval, and publication.

  • Content workflow
  • Separate AI review
  • Human approval
Curriculum library
02Career PCSCustom platform & connected operations

A career platform needed to help employers reach transitioning service members.

The problem

Career PCS is a platform for SkillBridge, a program that helps service members gain civilian work experience before leaving the military. Listings needed to stay current, applications needed to reach the right people, and recruiters needed useful updates.

What we built

Automated listing refreshes, application notifications, weekly saved-search alerts, and an AI-assisted process suggesting job categories to help provide salary context, with a person approving the suggestions.

Public map
Applications · product mockup with synthetic sample records
03Abundant Junk RemovalWebsite & local search

A junk removal business needed a website that explained its services and pricing.

The problem

Customers needed to check whether their items could be collected and request an estimate easily from a phone.

What we built

A five-page website with clear service and pricing information, mobile layouts, local search setup, and direct call, text and email links.

Desktop homepage
Mobile homepage

Case study · 01

The Small But Mighty · AI-assisted production

A production system for complete lessons and materials.

The owner’s problem

Content production had become the bottleneck.

Research, lesson writing, activities, and teaching materials made every curriculum a substantial effort. The business needed a repeatable way to produce complete curricula while retaining quality and editorial control.

What we built

A coordinated path from brief to publication.

AI helps draft the lessons and materials. Separate review and the owner’s approval come before publication.

Curriculum library · browse by grade, teaching approach and subject.
01Content briefOwner sets direction02Research & planAI assists; owner approves03Lessons & materialsAI drafts; owner reviews samples04Separate AI reviewIssues return for revision05PublicationHuman approval required
Teaching materials · an illustrated page from The Bone That Changed Its Name, Lesson 1.

Case study · 02

Career PCS · Custom platform & connected operations

A career platform needed to help employers reach transitioning service members.

The owner’s problem

Operating the platform created work beyond search.

Career PCS needed to serve the companies managing listings and the service members finding opportunities. Listings had to stay current, applications had to reach the right people, and recruiters needed updates they could act on.

What we built

The product and the workflows that keep it moving.

Alongside the public map, the system refreshes listings, routes application notifications, and sends weekly saved-search alerts. AI helps suggest job categories to provide salary context, and a person approves each suggestion before it can be used publicly.

Public map · filters, opportunity cards, and location stay visible together.
Applications product mockup · all records shown are synthetic samples. Background automations are not pictured.

Case study · 03

Abundant Junk Removal · Website & local search

A junk removal business needed a website that explained its services and pricing.

The problem

Customers shouldn’t have to hunt for the basics.

A visitor might arrive with one old appliance or a whole property to clear. The business needed to show the range of jobs it handles, give useful price guidance, and let customers choose how to get in touch.

What we built

Five pages. The details customers need.

Home, About, Services, Pricing and Contact bring together the service area, starting prices, accepted items, and ways to request an estimate. Each page works on small screens, with call, text and email links close at hand.

Desktop homepage · service details and estimate options are visible together.
Mobile homepage · contact choices stay within reach.

Search and sharing

Ready to be found—and shared.

We added page titles and descriptions, service-area content, structured business information, a sitemap, and a branded social sharing image. Google review and Facebook links connect the website with the business’s existing profiles.

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About New Kent Digital Works

New Kent Digital Works brings enterprise product experience to small and midsized businesses. The aim is to give owners a knowledgeable partner for technology decisions, without assuming they have an in-house team to manage the work.

Andrew Towers is the owner and principal. His background combines more than a decade of Army leadership with enterprise software delivery across industries. He guides the work from the first conversation through delivery.

Portrait of Andrew Towers
Andrew Towers · Owner & Principal

Our approach

How we work with you.

We start by understanding how your business works.

  1. 01

    We learn what your business needs.

    We talk about what you want to improve, what’s getting in the way, and what a better result would look like.

  2. 02

    We agree on what to build.

    Together, we define what the first version will do, what it will cost, and which decisions stay with your team.

  3. 03

    We build, test, and hand it over.

    We test everyday use and unusual situations, then show your team how to use what we’ve built.

Before we talk

A few useful answers.

Can you work with the software we already use?

We start with the tools you already use. We check how they can connect and explain any limits before recommending changes.

What will this cost?

A straightforward business website is usually a lower-cost project. Custom apps and automations that connect several systems generally cost more. We’ll explain what’s included and agree on the price before building.

What happens after launch?

Before we start, we’ll talk through the handoff, any recurring software costs, and what support you may need after launch—so you know what to expect.

Start with what is stuck

Bring us the bottleneck. Or the idea.

Tell us a little about your project. We’ll review what you share and get in touch to discuss it.

Tell us about your project

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Serving New Kent, Richmond, Williamsburg, Yorktown, and Newport News.