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Kay W

@kay_alya_os

Notion Systems Builder, Shopify and Small Business Operations

Estados Unidos
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I build the systems small businesses actually run on — custom Notion workspaces, Shopify stores, and the SOPs that keep everything consistent. My work covers order and production tracking, e-commerce catalog builds, client and contract management, and documentation a new hire can actually follow. I work best with owners running things out of their head, a notebook, and six text threads. I’ll map what you already do and build around it — not hand you a template. Message me with what’s slowing you down and I’ll tell you honestly if I’m a fit.... Saiba mais

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Desenvolvimento de CRM e ERP
I will build a custom notion workspace for your small business

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Alya OS • Freelance

Mar 2026 - Present • 6 mos

Alya OS is my freelance web development and digital systems practice, built around helping small businesses run on real infrastructure instead of scattered notebooks, spreadsheets, and text threads. I design and build the systems behind the business: websites with live-connected backends, Notion-based operations hubs for customer and order management, and the automations that tie them together — pulling real-time data between forms, databases, and public-facing pages. My work spans full-stack builds — domain setup, hosting, serverless functions, and database architecture — alongside the operational side: migrating and organizing existing customer data, building intake and order forms, and documenting workflows so a business isn't dependent on me to keep running. I work primarily with independent and family-run businesses, building every account and asset under the client's own name so ownership transfers cleanly at handoff. My approach is to map how a business actually operates first, then build the system around that reality rather than forcing a generic template onto it.