Lead forms, content your client edits in a Google Sheet, document uploads that land in their Drive, online payments, and service-area maps — all working on the first site you connect, and every one after it. No server to stand up, no CMS to license, nothing new to maintain when the project ships.
Google Sheets · the inbox · Google Drive · Stripe · on-brand maps — one connection per client site
Each service replaces a backend you would otherwise build, host, and babysit per project. Point the site at s7a and the outcome is just there.
Your client edits a Google Sheet. Their site updates itself.
No CMS logins, no training calls. Per-tab resilience and a fallback ladder keep the site up even when the sheet breaks, health alerts tell you before the client notices, and an edit-to-revalidate webhook makes changes show up on their own.
Every form submission lands in the inbox and the Sheet. Spam never does.
Honeypot filtering and rate limits are built in, BCC keeps whoever needs a copy in the loop, and a staging-to-production flip means you test the whole pipeline before a single real lead flows.
Client documents go straight into the client’s own Google Drive.
Uploads land in their Drive, organized by session — not on your servers, not in your inbox, never forwarded by hand. No middleman storage means no liability sitting in your stack.
Patients pay their balance online.
For healthcare providers (DME/HME): NikoHealth-integrated bill lookup plus Stripe payment, on the provider’s own site. Balances get found and paid without a phone call or a mailed statement.
A service-area map that matches the brand.
Clean SVG coverage maps rendered from the API — styled to the site, not to Google. No Google Maps iframe, no embed widgets, no per-load map fees on a page that exists to convert.
Wire it once per client site. The next build starts at the design, not at the form handler, the CMS, or the uploads bucket.
Request access →Every client site gets its own key, bound to its own domain. Usage is visible per domain and any key dies in one click — so a key leaking out of a client build is an inconvenience, not an incident.
Browser pk_ keys only work from the domains you register for that client. Copied off their site, the key returns 403 — not your data. Server sk_ keys never leave the server.
Sheets, Stripe, NikoHealth credentials live in a write-only vault, encrypted with AES-256-GCM. Stored once, read by services, never returned to a browser or a dashboard again.
The dashboard shows exactly which client site is making which requests. If anything looks wrong, kill that key from the dashboard and it dies on the next request — without touching any other client.
Tell us what you’re building. We set up your tenant, register your client domains, and issue your keys — the infrastructure is already running.
Your tenant, your client domains, your keys — revocable any time
Tell us what you’re building and we’ll set up your tenant and keys.