A division of PC Solutions Cape Cod
Websites, software, and brand work for Cape Cod businesses — designed, built, and kept running by the Yarmouth Port shop that has handled their computers since 2012.
Designed, built, hosted, supported.
Booking systems, dashboards, tools — real software, not a pile of plugins.
Logos, palettes, signage, menus — the whole identity, not just the screen.
Strategy, design, build, support — stacked into one site, then kept running by the same Yarmouth Port shop that has handled Cape Cod computers since 2012.
Fourteen years of taking computers apart on Route 6A and putting them back together so they run. We build sites the same way: five parts, each doing one job, assembled bench up. Take one away and it still stands; that is the difference between a site that was designed and one that was thrown together.
Charter boats, photographers, therapists, a school. Different trades with the same problem — a site that has to earn its keep and cannot afford to be fragile.
Massage that comes to you, from the Cape to the South Shore and greater Boston. The page opens on open water, the six therapies are laid out plainly, and booking hands off to Vagaro.
Whale watching, seal sightseeing and private eco charters out of Chatham Harbor. An illustrated view from the helm opens the page; the trips carry their real durations and rates, and booking hands off to BoatBooker.
Chatham fishing charters running April through December, out of any harbor the fish are in. A hand-lettered Book Now button turns over the hero, and a live seven-day forecast sits above the captains, the rates and the contact form.
Sam Manoogian’s portfolio. A full-bleed harbor photograph opens the page and the type stays out of its way; underneath, three plain lines about portrait, landscape and event work, then the gallery.
A K–5 classroom hub built as a whole desktop in the browser: pixel-art icons, real windows a child can drag and stack, a taskbar, and a digital pet that lives in a terminal. Students open an app instead of reading a list of links.
The shop’s own service desk: what is on the bench, what is waiting on a part, what is ready to call about — with work orders, customers, billing and parts a click away, and a self-service check-in a customer fills in at the counter before anyone touches the machine.
No long silences and no big reveal at the end. You watch the site take shape at your own private address from the start.
In the shop on Route 6A, or on a call if that is easier. What the business does, who you are trying to reach, and what the current site is costing you.
The first real screens go up behind your private login. Not a PDF and not a slide deck — the actual page, on your actual phone, that you can tap. And the photos in those screens are yours — never stock. Bring what you have, or we come shoot the real place.
Built on a grid, set in real type, and checked on a phone with two bars of signal in a parking lot — because that is where half your customers will open it.
Hosting, SSL and updates are handled. When something breaks you call the same Yarmouth Port shop that has fixed Cape Cod computers since 2012 — not a ticket queue.
We do not email screenshots. Your design goes live behind a login where you can click it on your own phone, in your own kitchen, at your own pace — then comment directly on the page and approve when it is right. Every note you leave pins to the exact spot it is about, so nothing gets lost in an email thread. And when the next round is ready, the same address shows it — nothing to install, nothing to forward.
The Studio is the design and development side of PC Solutions Cape Cod. Not an agency you will never meet — a storefront on Route 6A you can walk into.
PC Solutions has kept Cape Cod businesses running since 2012 — the only Apple Certified Support Professional on the Cape. Over those years the question stopped being “can you fix this Mac” and started being “can you fix our website.”
So the studio is deliberately the same shop. The people who build the site are the people who answer the phone when it goes down, and there is no handoff between the two. That is unusual, and it is the whole reason this exists.
Work runs the range of small business on the Cape: charter boats, a photographer, therapists, a school. Different trades, same problem — a site that has to earn its keep.
That is genuinely the only thing we need to begin. No brief required — if you know what you sell and who buys it, we can take it from there.
