Faberstack · Philadelphia · Software, built like a craft
One small Philadelphia studio designs and builds the whole thing — the website, the systems behind it, or the full product — at a price agreed before we begin.
FREE · NO PITCH DECK · YOU LEAVE WITH A PLAN AND A PRICE
Behind it, real work: a property-management SaaS, a medical-supply revamp, a custom home builder’s site, a learning platform — all open to visit below.
A real client, before and after — drag to compare · see it live ↗
A website, the systems behind it, or the whole product. Flat prices — listed, not hidden.
High-end websites and full revamps for businesses whose current site undersells them. Designed and built by hand — no templates, no page builders — then launched and handed over working.
So the customer who finds you at 11pm takes you seriously.
This page is the demo.
$1,500–$2,500flat, per project
The website is the front door. Behind it, we wire up the systems that keep a business moving — a missed call gets a text back, a new lead hears from you in seconds, and every inquiry lands in one pipeline you can actually see.
So every missed call and new lead is answered in seconds — without you.
$200–$400per month
When off-the-shelf tools run out, we build the real thing: concept, architecture, interface, backend, integrations, launch. It’s the same way we build our own products — and the work below is the proof.
So you get the tool your business actually needs, not five subscriptions that almost fit.
Scopedper product
Not mockups. Every card below links to the thing itself.
Property-management SaaS
We built and shipped an entire SaaS product, end to end.
Hadar runs the daily operations of apartment management — owner and tenant portals, lease management, tenant requests, and messaging, in one system. Payments are PCI-compliant: cards, ACH, Apple Pay.
Listings get AI-written descriptions, smart pricing, and syndication to more than fifty listing sites. Owners see real-time financials and occupancy. An AI secretary triages tenant messages before a person ever has to.
hadar-llc.com — live in production
Custom home builder — Bucks County, PA
We write the words too — so the site sounds like the builder, not like a template.
A ten-page site for a one-man custom home builder: what he builds, how a project runs, the finished work with a page per project, and a way to get in touch that opens in the visitor’s own email or messaging app. No backend to maintain, no form data to keep safe.
The structure came from the copy. “The Four Conversations” — the walk, the drawings, the number, the build — turns how the builder actually works into how the site reads. It’s live as a preview while the client’s photographs come in.
Preview at cbbuildingpa.vercel.app — final photography to follow
Learning platform
A full-stack app for uploading classes and tracking learning progress — designed, built, and shipped for a real user. Not every product needs to be big. Every product needs to work.
dailyseif.com — live
Long-term apartment search — Israel
A rental search built around how people actually look for a place in Israel: search by city, entry date and number of guests, with shortcuts to the neighbourhoods that come up most. It runs as a working demo — every apartment and photograph in it is a sample, labelled as such on the site.
the-apartment-shadchan.vercel.app — demo build, sample listings
Medical supply — revamp & migration
We handle the whole handoff — not just the pretty part.
A full website revamp for a medical-supply company, plus the parts nobody sees: hosting and domain migration, and a clean technical handoff. When we hand it off, everything works — and everything is yours.
LIVE ltcmed.vercel.app
The revamp, live at ltcmed.vercel.app
Working demos on sample data — the handling logic is the real thing
Klaviyo to Google Sheets sync — pulls campaign metrics, profiles and events into a sheet, and behaves sensibly when the API does not cooperate.
WhatsApp invoice agent — reads supplier invoices sent by WhatsApp, assigns the project and category, and files them only when it is certain.
Every project moves through the same five steps — and you always know which one you’re in.
Understand the business — the users, the problems, the outcome that matters.
The interface and the experience, decided on purpose — never by template.
Frontend, backend, integrations, infrastructure.
Deploy, test, connect domains, and handle the real-world handoff.
Connect the systems that keep the business moving after launch.
Straight answers, so the call can be about your business instead.
A website, a system, a full product — or a mess you’d like turned into one. Bring it to a short call and we’ll tell you how we’d build it.
Faberstack is run by Izzy Arbiv, a developer in Philadelphia. It’s a small studio on purpose — a few projects at a time, each built the way we’d build our own. Hadar, above, is ours.
or email — izzy@faberstack.com
The work is live — hadar-llc.com ↗ · ltcmed.vercel.app ↗
Faberstack · Izzy Arbiv · Philadelphia
