Ryan Davis · Binghamton, New York
The person behind three web companies.
I own Lucky Tyke, WebOps Hosting and Osita, and I’ve kept small-business websites running since 2008.
The three companies
Pick the one you need.
Each does one job; if you aren’t sure which you need, write to me and I’ll tell you.
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Lucky Tyke · Builds the site
A WordPress studio in Binghamton, New York, building custom sites for small businesses, with a quote and timeline before the build starts.
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WebOps Hosting · Runs it
Managed WordPress hosting on its own servers, with backups, updates and monitoring. 125 sites run there today.
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Osita · Gets it found
Search marketing: SEO and managed Google Ads, with prices on the page and a free audit to start.
The tools
I build my own tools.
Each one started as a problem in my own companies, and each has a write-up.
CEO dashboard
Grafana and Postgres on a server I already paid for. One screen on Monday tells me whether the week needs anything from me.
Bookkeeping pipeline
Claude Code wired to Stripe, Mercury and QuickBooks. It cleared a backlog of 166 unreconciled transactions.
Website Health audit
It checks every WebOps site each month. Its first read of my own site is why Osita exists.
Foundry
My WordPress build system: blocks and site features an owner can edit without me. This site runs on it.
Writing
Latest notes.
I built a website health audit. The numbers it returned on my own site were a starting line.
Why I’m launching Osita: a new sub-brand for the work that kept landing outside every existing one.
How I built a CEO dashboard for my hosting business in a weekend
Every Monday I used to open seven browser tabs to figure out how my business was doing. Now it is one URL.
How I used Claude Code to clear my accounting backlog
I had 166 unreconciled transactions and one weekend. Here is the pipeline I built: Stripe, Mercury and QuickBooks, with Claude Code as the glue.
Get in touch
Tell me what you’re working on.
It comes straight to my inbox, and if one of the three companies fits, I’ll say which.