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From static resources to a working toolkit for founders, operators, and investors.

Project Kronos shows how a resource hub can become an evergreen set of practical tools without turning each launch into a separate platform project.

Chapter 1

Where they were

The client's resource hub was strong but largely static. The team wanted practical, evergreen tools that founders, operators, and investors would return to.

They began with practical, high utility ideas for the website: an Events Directory for curated global events and a Tech Stack Tools Directory for curated startup software tools.

Chapter 2

What we did

We treated the work as a suite, not a campaign asset. Each tool had to be useful to the audience, simple enough to ship and improve quickly, and maintainable by non-technical team members after launch.

1

Picked the right tool-shaped problems

We aligned on tools that served the client's audience, could launch quickly, and could stay alive without a technical operator making every update.

2

Built the Events Directory

The directory focused on fast discovery with filters by date window, country, event type, mode, and industry. The page surfaces event name, timing, location, and a clear path to the source.

3

Built the Tech Stack Tools Directory

The directory helps founders and operators shortlist commonly used startup tools by functional category, including Accounting, CRM, Communication, Fundraising, Marketing, Project Management, and Web Development.

4

Built the Valuation Calculator

The calculator lets founders estimate business value using EBITDA and revenue multiples, supports country-localised currencies, gives instant results, and produces a PDF-exportable valuation range.

5

Built the Debt Capacity Calculator

The calculator helps founders understand borrowing capacity and covenant headroom using EBITDA-based and asset-based methods with covenant compliance analysis.

6

Built the Lenders Directory

The lenders directory is a searchable database of bank and non-bank financing options, starting with the UAE and Philippines. Users filter by lender type, financing type, and loan size.

7

Kept the suite expandable

The suite kept expanding without rearchitecting what came before. Each new tool followed the same principles for utility, speed, and maintainability.

Chapter 3

Where they are now

The client now has a live resource hub of practical tools, each designed as an entry point for founders, operators, and investors.

The suite spans discovery, valuation, debt capacity, and financing. Founders can discover events, shortlist software, estimate their company's value, assess borrowing capacity, and identify potential lenders in one place, with each tool reinforcing the next.

The net effect: the client's resources section has become a working toolkit.

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What the retainer produces

A resource section became a working toolkit, one useful tool at a time.

This is what month-to-month implementation is built for: pick the next valuable workflow, fix the data and interface around it, ship something usable, and keep extending it without starting over.

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