Services
Tenra ships owned, static-first systems for independent owner-operators who need a new site without platform lock-in. We scope once, deliver the repo and docs, then exit cleanly. No managed platforms, no growth tooling, no hidden retainers.
See live work in case studies or request a proof pack.
Fast, calm single-owner sites meant to live for years without intervention. Identity, services, intake, and outbound links stay under your domain, not a platform.
Simple text or image updates with a minimal dashboard if absolutely required. No automation chains, role hierarchies, or business logic—just content swaps you can self-maintain.
Every build ships with plain-language advice packets so you can operate without Tenra on call. They are static resources, included by default, and written for non-technical owners. They explain what to do, what not to touch, and when to escalate, not theory or growth strategy.
Baseline packets
Situational packets
Advice packets are included whether or not you purchase optional maintenance. They are downloadable, not hidden behind logins, and they exist so Tenra can hand off and exit cleanly.
Send a concise scope. If it stays within static presence or lightweight content systems, we'll issue a statement of work. Otherwise we recommend a partner better suited to ongoing operations.
Tenra works across sectors as long as the scope is clear and ownership remains with the client. Typical builds include:
What does build-and-handoff mean at Tenra?
We design and ship the system, document it, transfer credentials and repos, then exit. Ongoing management is optional, never required.
Do you host or manage sites after launch?
No. Hosting, domains, and credentials stay in the client's custody. We can advise, but ownership and operation remain with you.
Can you work with a CMS?
Only when justified. If content updates require a dashboard, we use the smallest viable setup and document how to operate it.
What if we need help later?
You can request optional maintenance or support. The system is delivered to be operable without Tenra on call.
