The full stack meets the full funnel.
Build Automate Grow is Philip Matthews' independent studio. For 18 years I've delivered end to end — from the first line of code to the last click of the funnel — building the software businesses run on and the growth systems that fill it.
Most shops stop at the handoff — the developer builds, then someone else has to make it grow. I don't hand off. The same person who ships the code runs the funnel.
Web apps, sites, and infrastructure built to last — front end to database, shipped and kept running. Eighteen years of production code behind every decision.
Governed, multi-agent AI and automation that takes the repetitive work off your plate — including Odin, my own agent framework for orchestrating real work safely.
Google Ads, lead generation, and the funnels that turn traffic into customers. The full funnel — instrumented, tested, and measured against revenue, not vanity metrics.
Fast, secure WordPress hosting with backups, updates, and monitoring handled for you. Migrated off the big hosts, tuned, and watched — so your site just works.
Every engagement runs the same play — diagnose before building, automate before scaling, and only call it growth when the number moves.
Understand the business, the constraint, and what "working" actually looks like before writing a line.
The software, the site, or the system — front end to database, no hand-waving and no hand-off.
Hand the repetitive work to agents and pipelines so it runs without you standing over it.
Drive traffic, capture leads, and measure what actually changes revenue. Repeat what works.
I started building for businesses in 2008 and never stopped — across the full stack and the full funnel. Today that means shipping production software, standing up governed multi-agent AI (I built Odin), running paid acquisition, and hosting the sites it all runs on.
The point of a one-person studio is accountability: one person owns the outcome, from the architecture to the ad spend. No handoffs, no finger-pointing between the "dev team" and the "marketing team." Just the thing built, running, and growing.
Tell me what's in the way — a website, a system, a campaign, or all three.
It's in the BAG.