Rafa's Junk Removal
A custom website for a local junk removal company that needed to make services clear, build trust quickly, and turn more visitors into calls and quote requests.
About Rambler
Rambler is a small company on purpose.
We build websites, software, and digital products without putting a wall of account management between the client and the work.
The company grew out of building things that needed to solve an actual problem.
Rambler started with websites and smaller digital projects. Over time that work moved into CRM, content systems, internal tools, automation, and products of our own. The mix changes from project to project, but the reason for building something should stay easy to explain.
We are not trying to turn every problem into a software project. Sometimes the right answer is a better page, a simpler form, or deleting something that should never have been there in the first place.
Ryan McGinnis
Founder, Rambler Group LLC
After earning his MBA, Ryan founded Rambler Group LLC. What started with individual projects and building iOS apps quickly grew into a passion for web design, software development, and solving problems with technology.
Ryan has more than six years of experience in the tech industry and considers himself a “solutionist.” He enjoys taking a problem, figuring out what actually needs to be built, and finding a practical way to make it work.
Outside of work, Ryan is a passionate baseball fan and, sadly, a Pirates fan. He also enjoys playing golf and spending time with his significant other and his dog.
Some work you can actually look at.
Client work and products we continue to run ourselves.
Miktam
A public website for a private Christian journaling app developed and operated by Rambler Group.
Rambler: Family Photo Sharing
A private family photo sharing product developed and operated by Rambler Group.
View product ↗Version one is not the interesting part.
Businesses change. Products pick up edge cases. A service gets added. A form needs another field. Search behavior shifts. The useful question is whether the thing can keep changing without becoming a mess.
We think about that while we build: sensible code, maintainable content, clear ownership, reliable hosting, and enough room to change direction later.
If you have something in mind, send it over.
A current website, a rough sketch, or a description of the problem is enough to start a conversation.
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