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Hi, I'm John Gresh. I build fast, clean websites and web apps for small businesses in Winston-Salem and across the country. My background is in mechatronics and software — so I care about how things actually work, not just how they look.
Fixed price. Two-week launches. No retainers. You own the code and the domain from day one. Tell me what you need and I'll quote by morning.
John Gresh is an independent developer working with a small number of clients each year. The approach is considered: fewer sites, more care per site.
Each build is tailored, hand-coded, and owned entirely by the client. Based in Winston-Salem. Available by appointment.
GRESH WORKS IS THE INDEPENDENT PRACTICE OF JOHN GRESH. WEBSITES AND WEB APPS FOR TRADESPEOPLE, SHOPS, AND SMALL OPERATORS WHO NEED A SITE THAT WORKS ON DAY ONE.
TWO-WEEK BUILDS. FIXED QUOTE. HOSTING SET UP FOR YOU. YOUR CODE, YOUR DOMAIN. CALL (336) 995-4119 TO QUOTE.
Terra & Gresh opened with a simple idea: pair honest seasonal ingredients with unhurried service. Our kitchen cooks from what arrives fresh each morning. Our bread is made in-house daily. Our wine list leans toward small producers in Italy and the Carolinas.
Whether it's your anniversary or a Tuesday — we're glad you're here.
Gresh & Co. is an independent technology practice in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. We build websites, web applications, and internal tools for small-to-mid-sized companies.
Our clients range from retail shops to logistics firms. Most engagements start with a conversation and an initial call — which is always free. No retainers. No agency overhead.
The Greshwood Club was founded in MMXXV as a small studio in the Carolinas. Membership remains by introduction.
Our work draws on a long tradition of private practice: a quiet pace, a short list, and correspondence answered within the day. Inquiries are welcomed.
Halo is a small, modern dev studio building websites and web apps for people who actually run the business. Founded by John Gresh in Winston-Salem.
We ship production work on a predictable cadence — fixed quote, two-week launches, monthly care plans available. All systems operational.
The Manor is a small atelier of craft, founded by John Gresh and kept by a single workshop. We build a limited number of websites each season, entirely by hand.
Each one is considered in depth and maintained for as long as the client wishes. Detail over scale. By appointment.
Most marketing sites launch in two weeks. Web apps take four to six weeks.
Fixed quote. Most sites run between $2,000 and $8,000 depending on scope.
Yes. You own the code and the domain from day one. No vendor lock-in.
Optional care plans from $200/mo include uptime monitoring, updates, and quarterly audits.
TypeScript, React/Next.js, Remix, and Python for automation.
A handful. Each build receives full attention from start to launch.
An initial call. A proposal. A month of design and build. Then launch.
Considered work, priced accordingly. Starting at $5,000.
Retainers are available for a small number of clients each year.
Occasionally. An inquiry is the way to ask.
TWO WEEKS FOR MOST SITES. FOUR TO SIX FOR WEB APPS.
FIXED QUOTE BEFORE WORK BEGINS. NO SURPRISES.
YES — OR YOU CAN HOST. YOUR CALL.
CALL (336) 995-4119. MONTHLY CARE PLANS AVAILABLE.
YES. CUSTOM THEMES AND APPS. TWO SHIPPED TO THE APP STORE.
Recommended — especially Friday and Saturday. Walk-ins are always welcomed at the bar.
Yes. Please note at booking or let your server know when seated.
Parties of twelve or more are welcome in our private dining room. Contact us to book.
Complimentary valet on Friday and Saturday; street parking otherwise.
Yes. A small menu is available for younger guests.
Websites, web applications, internal tools, and Shopify work for small-to-mid-sized businesses.
No — each engagement is quoted individually.
Most engagements begin within two weeks of the initial call.
Yes. We often collaborate with internal marketing or IT teams.
Project-based. Initial calls are free and used to scope cost.
Membership is extended by introduction. Correspondence is welcomed.
A small number are accepted each season.
Commissions range from a fortnight to several months, depending on scope.
Yes. Ongoing stewardship is available for members.
150 Buckingham Road, Winston-Salem. By appointment.
TypeScript, React, Next.js, and Python. Postgres for data. Deploy on Vercel or Fly.
Most marketing sites in 10 business days. Web apps in four to six weeks.
Yes — custom themes and apps. Two shipped to the App Store.
$200/mo covers uptime, monthly updates, and quarterly audits.
Fixed quote before work begins. Starts at $2k.
An inquiry begins the conversation. From there: consultation, proposal, and bespoke quote.
Six, typically. No more.
Full maintenance of the estate for as long as you wish.
The Manor keeps two workshops — Winston-Salem, NC and Como, Italy.
Correspondence is answered within the day.
I build fast, clean sites for small businesses. Two weeks, fixed price. Winston-Salem, NC.
Fixed price. No retainers. Optional care plan on every build.
Landing pages and full marketing sites. Fast, responsive, yours to own, with GA4 and Search Console wired on day one.
The dashboard, booking tool, or internal app you've been running in Excel. Owner-facing analytics baked in where it helps.
Custom themes and apps. I ship my own to the App Store. Conversion instrumentation from the first PDP.
Owner dashboards, monthly maintenance, uptime monitoring, and quarterly audits. Add to any build for $200/mo.
Modern, reliable, owned by you.
Modern web apps with Prisma, Postgres, and Polaris.
Component-driven interfaces that stay fast as they grow.
Scripts, integrations, and the bots that keep things running.
“Shipped the site in ten days. No handholding.”
A small studio. A handful of sites a year. Each one designed, coded, and launched without a retainer or a committee.
Bespoke marketing sites, designed and built by hand.
Shopify storefronts and reservation systems for small houses.
A careful rewrite of what you already have.
App & storefront
Brand website
Commerce
Internal tool
Landing site
“Detail is what separates the considered from the convenient.”
Sites and tools for shops that can't eat downtime. Fixed price. Quotes by morning.
Clean, fast landing sites. Launched in two weeks.
Custom themes and storefronts. Set up, skinned, shipped.
Dashboards, booking tools, internal apps. Built to own.
Old site, new bones. Same URL, better numbers, measured with GA4, not guessed at.
Owner-facing dashboards that replace the spreadsheet. GA4, Shopify, and Postgres, unified in one screen.
Domains, DNS, SSL set up and left running. Monthly maintenance: uptime monitoring, security patches, content edits, from $200/mo.
Multi-tier progress bar with live cart sync and scheduled campaigns.
Menu, press, and a wired reservation form. Live in two weeks.
Slow theme out, fast custom theme in. +22% conversion.
Replaced three spreadsheets with one owned tool.
New hero, clearer CTAs, wired contact form. Up in a week.
Small kitchen. Long sauces. Bread out of the oven at four.
It started with bread. It hasn't changed.
Hand-shaped country bread, baked daily, served with cultured butter and sea salt.
Slow-simmered pork and beef sauce over fresh egg pasta, finished with parmigiano.
Bitter greens, shaved fennel, citrus, and the house olive oil.
"The kind of place you start telling friends about before you've even paid the check."
"Three courses, two hours, zero rushed moments. Genuine hospitality."
"The bread alone is worth the drive."
Websites, web apps, and internal tools for owner-run businesses in North Carolina.
Fixed scope. Fixed price. Written before work begins.
Marketing sites and landing pages. Designed, coded, and launched in two weeks. Lighthouse 90+, GA4 and Search Console wired on day one.
Dashboards, booking tools, and internal apps. Built on modern stacks you own, with owner-facing analytics where the data helps.
Custom storefronts and Shopify apps. I ship my own to the App Store. Conversion instrumentation wired from day one.
Owner-facing dashboards, monthly maintenance, uptime monitoring, and quarterly SEO audits. Optional on every project.
Multi-tier progress bar with live cart sync, scheduled campaigns, and an analytics dashboard. Live on Shopify CDN.
Single-page site with menu, press, and a wired reservation form. Simple enough the owner can edit it.
Rebuilt a slow Shopify theme. Faster LCP, cleaner PDP, fewer abandoned carts.
Replaced paper logs and three spreadsheets with one owned tool. Staff picked it up in an afternoon.
New hero, clearer CTAs, a contact form that actually routes email. Up in a week.
Four steps. Same every time.
A 30-minute call to understand what you need.
A one-page scope with fixed price and launch date.
Design and code, with weekly previews in your inbox.
Site live, domain set, analytics wired. Code is yours.
Independent web developer in Winston-Salem. Background in mechatronics and software. Now shipping websites, web apps, and Shopify tools for small businesses.
Small shops don't need a six-figure agency. They need a site that works and someone who picks up the phone.
Initial calls are free. Most projects start within two weeks.
johngresh.usa@gmail.comFor the last year, the Greshwood Club has practiced a slow sort of web development from a small studio on Buckingham Road: marketing sites, custom software, and Shopify commerce tools for the independent shops, kitchens, and small manufacturers of the Piedmont Triad. Members welcome by appointment. Non-members too.
The Recent Book of Work →Marketing sites and landing pages, drawn in Figma and written in Remix and Tailwind. Two-week launches. Lighthouse above ninety.
Dashboards, booking tools, and internal software on Remix, Postgres, and TypeScript. The repository is handed over at launch.
Custom themes, Storefront API builds, and two public apps on the Shopify App Store. Conversion tracking wired on day one.
A multi-tier Shopify progress-bar app, launched on the Shopify App Store in the spring of 2025.
A slow Shopify theme replaced, top to bottom. Twenty-two percent return in conversion against the prior quarter.
Three spreadsheets and a stack of paper logs replaced with a single internal tool. Staff learned it in an afternoon.
John built us a site we can actually edit from our phones. Seven months in and we've never once had to call him about a problem, though we have called him about the weather.
An independent developer working from a small studio on Buckingham Road in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. A background in mechatronics at North Carolina State and ten years of production code at companies in Raleigh and Charlotte before the studio opened its doors in the spring of 2025.
Small businesses seldom need a six-figure agency. What they need is a site that works on a phone, loads quickly on the Piedmont's uneven cellular, and someone who picks up the line in the evening when a form starts dropping submissions from the contact page.
Outside the studio: a slow runner, a patient golden retriever named Birdie, and a long-standing and unsuccessful feud with the crepe myrtle out front.
Calls are free and unscripted. Most projects begin within the fortnight after a scope is signed. The studio is small by design; two or three engagements run at a time, no more.
Modern sites and web apps for small businesses. Fixed scope, fixed price, one developer on the other end of the line.
Six tiles. One developer. The site your last freelancer didn't finish.
Design, code, launch. Marketing sites, Shopify stores, or custom web apps, all shipped under 30 days.
Every build lands green on Lighthouse. Mobile-first by default.
Every engagement is scoped and priced per project, written into the proposal before work begins.
Multi-tier progress bar with scheduled campaigns and an analytics dashboard.
Menu, press, and a wired reservation form. Owner can edit copy herself.
Slow theme out, fast custom theme in. +22% conversion in the first month.
Replaced three spreadsheets with one owned tool. Staff picked it up same day.
Tell me what you need. I'll quote by morning.
johngresh.usa@gmail.com→Six estates. One unhurried way of making them ready.
Marble from Carrara. Oak from the Allier. Websites from Winston-Salem. Nothing rushed.
A small studio. A handful of websites a year, each designed and coded by hand.
New commissions taken twice a year, in March and September.
Each site sketched, coded, and signed off in the same quiet room. Small batches. Slow corrections.
Visits are arranged through the concierge.
Six hundred bottles, no more. Selected from a single hill above Lake Como, and the older harvests of an Italian vintner the Manor has worked with since 1968.
Tastings are quiet, by the fire, and never on the hour.
The Manor was not built to scale. It was built to last. Each site is kept by hand, by the same small studio that has been keeping them since the founding.
"Detail is the difference between a site that's visited, and a site that's loved."— The Keeper
If this is the kind of work you're looking for, the concierge is glad to hear from you.
A small number of new commissions each season. Inquiries answered within the day.
Make an InquiryI'll reply by end of day.