Ki-Ki is built for small outfits that take their work seriously, but do not have time to babysit domains, websites and security settings. This page gives you a simple overview of the sectors I already support and how your own setup might sit on the same foundations.
The details vary by sector, yet the core pattern stays the same. Clean domain, focused website, professional email and Cloudflare in front. You get one less moving part to worry about when you are trying to run a real operation, whether that is a barbershop, dog grooming van, cleaning round, driving school, MOT bay, food bank, consultancy or creator account.
Whether you run a small garage, a barbershop, a food bank, a one person consultancy, a cleaning round, a driving school or a subscription based creator account, the pattern is similar. People check you online before they decide to give you their time, their details or their money.
Ki-Ki exists to make that first look calm and credible rather than messy and confusing. The sector pages below go into more detail for specific types of organisation and give examples of how the work is tuned for each.
These are the groups I actively design and harden for. Each link opens a dedicated page that explains how the service is tuned to that line of work, with examples of common problems and typical outcomes.
Builders, trades, personal trainers, cleaners, barbers and other people who live off reputation and repeat work. You get a simple, fast site and proper email that does not look like a side project or a social media profile on life support.
Sole traders overviewBarbershops, unisex salons and mobile hairdressers who rely on local trust, regular bookings and people sharing your name when someone asks where to go. The work here focuses on clear information, easy enquiries and a site that matches the standard of your chair, not a random template.
Barbers and hairdressersPersonal trainers and online coaches who have grown beyond link in bio sites and scattered DMs. You get a clear outline of who you coach, how your offer works and how to enquire, with the dull technical bits handled so clients can actually find and trust you.
Personal trainersDomestic cleaners, small cleaning teams and commercial cleaning services that live off trust, keys and repeat rounds. The setup here makes it easier for good clients to see what you offer, where you work and how to request a quote without drowning you in noise.
Cleaning servicesDog groomers, pet grooming salons and mobile grooming vans that juggle nervous dogs, regular clients and a busy diary. You get a slim site that explains services, prices, policies and areas covered so owners arrive with the right expectations.
Dog groomersDetailers and mobile valeters who want something more grown up than an Instagram grid but less bloated than a full agency build. Packages, locations and booking routes are laid out in plain English so people understand why you cost more than a quick wash.
Detailers and mobile valetersIndependent driving instructors and small driving schools that rely on local trust and a steady flow of enquiries. The work here focuses on clear calls to action, online booking sanity and a site that makes you look organised, not improvised.
Driving schools hubLocal garages, MOT stations and mobile mechanics who want to look dependable online, keep the phone ringing and avoid being drowned out by chains that burn money on ad campaigns. You get a site and email setup that reflects the standard of your workshop, not the age of your last Facebook post.
Garages and MOT centresLimited companies, micro agencies and specialist consultancies that send proposals, handle client data and need a site they are not embarrassed to put in front of procurement teams or boards. The focus is on clarity, privacy and evidence that you are a safe pair of hands.
SMEs and consultanciesStreamers, subscription based creators and people who earn from platforms that attract attention from the wrong crowd. The work here leans on Cloudflare rules, traffic fingerprints and safer link pages to reduce stalking risk and keep your real life separate from your stage name.
Content creator safetyCharities and community groups that need a clear, low fuss site for donors, volunteers and people who need support, without handing all their visitor data to advertising networks. Pricing here follows a pay what you can model where cost is not the main decision point.
Food banks and communityOrganisations that already have a basic web presence but want help hardening Cloudflare, email and logging so they can understand traffic, defend themselves and answer awkward questions with more confidence. This is where the work is focused entirely on risk and evidence rather than design.
Security deep diveIf you handle sensitive work, operate in a niche sector or sit somewhere between these categories, that is fine. The foundations are flexible and we can decide together which pieces make sense for you and which ones can wait.
Talk it through with KieronThe wording changes from garage to food bank to consultancy to creator account, yet the underlying work follows the same pattern. That is what keeps costs sane and makes support sustainable instead of chaotic.
The domain is registered in your name, with clean DNS records and email addresses that line up with how you work in real life. No mystery providers, no untraceable accounts tied to one ex staff member or lost freelancer.
You get a lean site that explains what you do, who you help and how to contact you. Sector specific content comes from short conversations and any material you already have, not endless workshops or brand decks.
Every sector benefits from basic protection and less spoofing risk. Cloudflare sits in front, HTTPS is enforced and SPF, DKIM and DMARC are lined up so scammers have a harder time pretending to be you.
You see which pages matter, how people are finding you and which links bring real visitors in, without building creepy profiles or signing up to advertising networks you do not need.
You get a short plain language overview of your setup. If you bring in staff, trustees, a board or another provider later, you already have a map of what exists rather than a collection of half remembered logins.
If you recognise the problems on this page but do not see your exact sector, send a short outline of what you do and who you serve. I will tell you honestly whether Ki-Ki is a good match and what a sensible first step looks like.