DEV Community: Corey

Building Loyalty Programs That Actually Work: Beyond Points and Discounts

Corey — Tue, 06 Jan 2026 20:54:52 +0000

The average consumer belongs to 14 loyalty programs but is only active in about half of them. Most programs fail because they focus on transactions rather than relationships. Here's how to build a program that actually creates loyal customers.

Why Most Loyalty Programs Fail

Too complicated: Customers can't understand or remember the earning structure
Low perceived value: The rewards don't feel worth the effort
Delayed gratification: Points take forever to accumulate into something meaningful
No emotional connection: Purely transactional programs don't create loyalty

What Actually Creates Loyalty

Simplicity: The best programs are dead simple. "Spend $1, earn 1 point. 100 points = $5 off." Done.
Attainable Rewards: If the first reward takes 50 visits to earn, customers will disengage before they get there.
Surprise and Delight: Unexpected rewards create more loyalty than predictable earning.
Recognition, Not Just Discounts: The best customers often value recognition more than savings.
Tiered Status: People are motivated by status. Creating tiers gives customers something to aspire to.

Designing Your Program

Earning Structure

1 point per dollar is most intuitive
Consider bonus points on specific items or times
Double points for new members during their first month

Reward Options

Monetary rewards (discounts, free items)
Access rewards (early access, exclusive products)
Experiential rewards for highest levels

Member Tiers

2-4 tiers maximum (more creates confusion)
Clear criteria for advancement
Meaningful benefits at each level

Measuring Success

Track these metrics to evaluate your program:

Enrollment rate: What percentage of customers join?
Active rate: How many enrolled members make repeat purchases within 90 days?
Incremental revenue: Are loyalty members spending more than non-members?
Redemption rate: Aim for 60-80% of earned rewards eventually being redeemed
Customer lifetime value (CLV): How much does a loyalty member spend over their entire relationship?

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Making it too complicated
Devaluing points
Ignoring program members
Focusing only on discounts
Not integrating with your POS

TimberPOS includes all of these features and more, making it easy to build customer relationships that drive real business results.

Ready to build a loyalty program that actually works? Get started with TimberPOS today.

Customer Relationships Without the Overhead

Corey — Mon, 05 Jan 2026 02:17:02 +0000

Customer relationships are built in moments — not systems.

A familiar name at check-in. A remembered preference. Knowing how often someone comes in, what they usually book, and how they like to pay. These details shape the experience, but they’re easy to lose when software gets in the way.

Most CRMs promise insight, then ask for constant input in return.

Timber takes a different approach.

Designed Around Real Interactions

Service businesses don’t have time to “manage” customers.

They’re greeting people, running appointments, taking payments, and moving to the next client. Any system that requires extra steps quickly becomes ignored.

Timber is designed to work in the background of real interactions. Customer profiles are created automatically as bookings are made, visits are completed, and payments are processed.

No manual data entry. No duplicated work. Just context, built over time.

Customer Data That Stays Current

Outdated information is worse than no information.

Traditional CRMs rely on staff to keep records updated, which rarely happens during busy days. Timber keeps customer profiles accurate by tying them directly to activity.

Every appointment, transaction, and visit updates the customer record automatically. What you see is what actually happened.

The system stays current because it’s powered by real usage.

A Complete View, Instantly

A customer profile should answer questions immediately.

Who is this client?

How often do they come in?

What do they usually book?

Have they paid already?

Timber brings booking history, payment activity, visit frequency, and notes into a single, clear view. No digging. No switching tools.

When staff have the full picture, they can act with confidence.

Built for Front-of-House Speed

Customer interactions happen quickly. Software should keep up.

Timber makes customer information easy to access at the register, during booking, or mid-appointment. The interface prioritizes speed and clarity so staff can stay focused on the person in front of them.

No complex workflows. No hidden menus. Just what’s needed, when it’s needed.

Supporting Better Service, Naturally

Great service doesn’t come from scripts.

It comes from awareness — recognizing repeat clients, remembering preferences, and understanding patterns over time.

By keeping customer context visible and reliable, Timber helps businesses deliver more consistent experiences without forcing them to “use a CRM.”

The relationship builds itself. Built for Retention, Not Reporting Most CRMs optimize for reports.

Timber optimizes for retention.

Seeing visit history makes follow-ups easier. Understanding booking patterns helps staff recommend the right services. Recognizing long-time clients reinforces loyalty.

Retention isn’t a campaign — it’s the result of small, consistent moments done well.

A CRM That Doesn’t Feel Like One

The best systems don’t announce themselves.

Timber removes the overhead typically associated with customer management. There’s no lengthy setup, no training required, and no maintenance to keep things accurate.

The CRM exists because your business exists.

Less Managing. More Remembering.

Customer relationships don’t need dashboards to grow.

They need presence, consistency, and context.

Timber quietly provides that context — without adding work — so service businesses can focus on what they do best.

Reducing Friction in Booking

Corey — Mon, 05 Jan 2026 00:00:47 +0000

With everything we build at Timber POS, we ask the same question:

“How can we reduce friction?”

For service businesses, friction shows up everywhere — missed messages, unclear availability, no-shows, and payment follow-ups. Over time, these small inconveniences turn into real operational pain.

The Booking Storefront exists to remove those points of friction and leave only what’s necessary, helpful, and dependable.

Why Booking Still Breaks

Appointments are the backbone of barbershops, salons, nail studios, and independent professionals. Yet many businesses still rely on DMs, texts, or phone calls to manage them.

Messages get buried. Time slots overlap. Payments are forgotten. Clients ghost.

Booking shouldn’t depend on who replies fastest.

That’s why we focused on building a storefront that works even when you’re busy with clients.

The Booking Storefront

A single, shareable booking page where clients can view your services, choose available times, book instantly, pay upfront, and receive automatic confirmation — all in one seamless flow.

No back-and-forth. No manual scheduling. No guesswork.

Availability That Stays Accurate

Your calendar updates in real time. Only open time slots are shown, so double bookings never happen and clients always know what’s available.

Scheduling becomes predictable — for you and your clients.

Payments That Reduce No-Shows

When clients pay at booking, they show up.

The Booking Storefront supports upfront payments so appointments are confirmed, not tentative. Less chasing. Fewer cancellations. More reliable revenue.

Confirmations That Don’t Get Missed

Every booking sends automatic confirmations and reminders via email or SMS. Clients stay informed, and you spend less time following up.

Reliable communication, without extra work.

One Link That Works Everywhere

Your booking link can live anywhere — Instagram bio, website, Google Business profile, or direct messages. Wherever clients find you, booking is always one click away.

Try Live Demo

Built for Real Service Workflows

The Booking Storefront was designed around how service businesses actually operate — fast-paced, client-facing, and time-sensitive.

Less admin. More focus. Better bookings.

Friction doesn’t disappear by adding more features.
It disappears when the experience gets simpler.

That’s what the Booking Storefront is built to do.

👉 Why I Built Timber: A Simple Booking & Payments Platform

Corey — Wed, 31 Dec 2025 15:48:33 +0000

I built Timber because booking and getting paid shouldn’t be complicated.

Most barbers, salons, and service professionals are still managing appointments through texts, DMs, and separate payment apps. That setup leads to missed appointments, unpaid services, and wasted time.

Timber fixes that by putting booking and payments in one place.

Clients book online in seconds. Appointments are automatically added to your schedule, reminders are sent out, and payments are tracked with each booking. No back-and-forth. No confusion.

By connecting booking with payments, Timber helps reduce no-shows and brings in more serious clients. You always know who booked, who paid, and what’s coming up next.

Everything runs through one simple dashboard — appointments, customers, payments, and reports — built specifically for barbers, salons, and service businesses.

Timber is simple, fast, and built by someone who understands the day-to-day of running a service business.

Let clients book themselves. Let Timber handle the rest. 🚀

🚗 Welcome to Car Wash Jobs – Your Ultimate Destination for Car Wash Careers! 🌟

Corey — Sun, 18 Aug 2024 15:19:38 +0000

Hey everyone!

I’m excited to share a new project I’ve been working on – Car Wash Jobs, a dedicated job board designed specifically for car wash careers! I’ve built this website from the ground up to connect job seekers with opportunities in the car wash industry, and I’m thrilled to invite you to check it out.

Why Choose Car Wash Jobs?

Exclusive Focus: Unlike general job boards that mix in unrelated postings, Car Wash Jobs is tailored specifically for the car wash industry. This means every job listing on our site is relevant to your career interests, from management positions and operations roles to hands-on washing jobs.
Fresh and Updated Listings: We know that the job market is constantly evolving. That’s why we ensure our job listings are updated regularly with the latest opportunities. No more missing out on great positions due to outdated listings!
User-Friendly Search: Finding your next job should be a breeze. Our intuitive search feature allows you to filter job listings by title, company, or location. Whether you’re looking for a local opportunity or exploring roles in different regions, we’ve got you covered.
Comprehensive Information: Each listing provides detailed information about the job role, company, and application process. This way, you can make informed decisions and apply to the positions that best fit your career goals.
Expert Support: We’re here to help you every step of the way. If you have questions, need advice, or just want to chat about career opportunities, feel free to reach out. We value your feedback and are committed to helping you find the perfect job.

Check It Out!

I’m really proud of how Car Wash Jobs has turned out and would love for you to explore the site. Visit us at Car Wash Jobs to see the latest job openings and start your journey towards your next career move.

We Value Your Input

Your experience matters to us! If you have any feedback or suggestions, please drop them in the comments or send us a message. We’re dedicated to improving our platform and ensuring it meets your needs.

Happy Job Hunting! 🧳📍

Stripe Abandoned Cart Automation - ConvertX

Corey — Sun, 05 Feb 2023 15:05:18 +0000

https://ConvertX.io

Hey All,

Check out my latest project ConvertX! It's an abandoned cart automation tool that is seamless to use!

The App allows you to connect your Stripe account and see when a customer abandons that cart. The app will send an email reminder at 1 hour to try and get the customer to purchase at full price. It will then send an email at 24 hours with a discount.

My Personal Website Update Added SolanaPay

Corey — Mon, 07 Feb 2022 18:40:03 +0000

Website update

Yoo, so I posted a link to my personal website a few weeks back in a blog on here, and I'm just giving an update on it.

I added an "app" button in the top right of the Nav to show some of the apps that I will be testing out on here.

Right now, the app is SolanaPay, which is a Customer to Merchant payment rail. It's a POS system essentially, without the intermediaries.

The app is live (currently set up to have payments sent to my wallet, feel free to try😉.) and from the beginning screen you see is where the "merchant" would enter the amount for the sale, then click generate payment code, which generates a QR code; which then the customer would scan from there wallet and pay. I recommended using Phantom Wallet which already has the built in Solana Pay QR scanner in it.

Check it out! https://coreystevens.xyz/

How To Make Your Own Cryptocurrency Token on Solana 🤝

Corey — Tue, 25 Jan 2022 04:08:10 +0000

Sol address: 4mgnTysrA7kQVYCsE2CJcaJzpX8xPxGPoKPz2LyiN782

Twitter: https://twitter.com/OfficialCoreyS

Project overview

In this tutorial we are going to go over how to make your very own Shitcoin, I mean Crypto coin! LOL

Without further a-do(idk if thats even correctly said) lets get into what we need to get started.

Prerequisites

This doesn't require much coding at all, so beginners should be able to follow right along!

We are going to need a small amount of Sol so we can do some transactions on the Blockchain to get it live. Under $5

Github Account: GitHub

Solana Tool Suite- Solana Tool Suite

Git: Git

Rust: Rust

Getting Started

Let's start by creating ourselves a new wallet in the command line interface(Terminal) by running a command. Open your terminal and run :

solana-keygen new

If you already have a Solana key-pair on your computer then you don't have to do this first step. Here is what it will look like in terminal when you type that command in:

You can type in whatever Passphrase you want, then you'll get your Pubkey in the next screen:

Im hiding my passphrase for oniouvous reasons haha

Alright, cool. Now we need to send some Sol to this address so we can pay for the transaction while making the token. So, send some Sol over from a Phantom or Coinbase wallet.

Once sent, we can go back into our Terminal and check the balance of our new wallet by running the command:

Solana balance

You should get the amount of Sol that you sent from your other wallet like:

Alright, on to the next.

Now, we are going to create the Token.

Lets run a command in our Terminal to get the SPL token CLI:

cargo install spl-token-cli

Now, lets run this command which will create the token and give you a token address:

spl-token create-token

Just a fyi, if you get an error, it could be because you do not have any Sol in your new wallet.

DOPE, we have made the token. Well sort of.. We still have some more to do.

You can actually take the token address of your new token and look at the Solana Explorer and see it live on the Blockchain!!

It says Unknown token now, but we are going to name it..

Account

Now, let's make an account to handle the new token we just made. In your terminal we are going to run the command:

spl-token create-account F4x1DFSzeKrNrmKQFiGkeTKrZQkkAng9Hi7GFk91RGY

Replacing the address with the new SPL token address you just created.

Go ahead and run this command to check the balance of our wallet:

Solana balance

and you'll notice not much Sol is gone, as it's not that expensive to transact over the Solana blockchain.

Time to Mint🥶

Now, let's go ahead and mint these bad boys and send them around why don't we.

Head over to our terminal and lets run this command:

spl-token mint tokenAddress mintAmount recipientAddress

tokenAddress being the new token we just made.
mintAmount being the amount we want to Mint!(like bitcoin only has 21m)
recipientAddress is the wallet you want to send it over to.

Take a look at an example:

spl-token mint F4x1DFSzeKrNrmKQFiGkeTKrZQkkAng9Hi7GFk91RGY 1000000 9m1yqFTi12WPVrJnhcwUbGFj9iT7kyTg5K2wy6SrXFo6

Okay, now that we have that all done, let's move along to pushing this to Github.

GitHub Pull Request

Before we do any forking, we need to make a Repository to host our logo for the token. Lets go to Github and click Create a new repo:

Name it whatever you'd like and click create at the bottom.

Next, we are going to upload our logo image:

Okay. Now we have our logo added to a repo.

Let's go on over the Github to get the Solana token list repo.

You can find the Solana token list Github here: Token List

Let's FORK that repo.

Now that we have it forked, while we are in in our forked version we are going to hit the . button. Yes, the period button. This is going to open Visual code studio in your browser, like this:

We are going to change a few things in here, so don't be scared of all the code, idk what it all means either loll.

First, let's go into the assets folder on the left side as seen with the arrow, and then we are going to click the little Add folder button at the top, again, as seen in this picture:

Then, we are going to paste our new token address into the window that pops up and press enter!

Then, go ahead and right click on your new token address and click upload. Here, we are going to upload a logo for our new token!!

Now, lets head into the src file and then tokens and open up the .json file:

Let's scroll all the way to the bottom of the file where the last token was added. Go ahead and copy it like this:

Then, we want to add a comma at the last syntax like in this picture, hit enter, and then paste that code:

Now, we are going to change a few things in that pasted code we just did..

We are going to change the address to the address of our new coin.
Change the Symbol to whatever you want
Change the name to whatever you want

And also change the logo uri by going to out Logo Github Repo and clicking download and copying the URL in the address bar.

Next, lets head over to this little symbol on the left, to commit our changes:

First, type in the change we are making, and then hit the check mark as seen in the pic:

Cool, now lets head back to the actual solana labs token list GitHub repo, here's the link : https://github.com/solana-labs/token-list

Go ahead and click on Pull Requests:

Then go ahead and click on new pull request.

Then.. lets click compare across all forks:

Then we are going to click on the head repository drop down, and you should see your Repo there. Click on it:

Next, lets go ahead and do the pull request:

And there we have it. It takes some time, but eventually it will be auto-merged and added to the token registry!

I hope this helps someone out because I know this was confusing as hell for me in the beginning.

Feel free to shoot me a follow on my socials!!!

Github: https://github.com/coreyman11

Twitter: https://twitter.com/OfficialCoreyS

My Personal Website

Corey — Fri, 21 Jan 2022 20:18:20 +0000

Yooo,

Not my usual post, but check out my personal website which shows past projects and blogs/tutorials! I'll always be adding to it!

Im always happy to hear feedback on it!!(good or bad)

coreystevens.xyz

How to Make Your Own NFT

Corey — Wed, 19 Jan 2022 20:26:31 +0000

Sol address: 4mgnTysrA7kQVYCsE2CJcaJzpX8xPxGPoKPz2LyiN782

Twitter: https://twitter.com/OfficialCoreyS

Project overview

Today we are going to go over the steps on how to generate NFTS by providing image layers into a code.

I will go over exactly how to get the GitHub repo and how to update the code to make images.

Prerequisites

Yarn- https://classic.yarnpkg.com/lang/en/docs/install/#mac-stable

NPM-https://docs.npmjs.com/downloading-and-installing-node-js-and-npm

Solana Tool Suite- https://docs.solana.com/cli/install-solana-cli-tools

Git: https://git-scm.com/downloads

Atom(Code editor)- https://atom.io

Getting Started

After downloading all the prerequisites, we are ready to get started.

To start, let's create a folder on our desktop, or wherever you would like the Repo to be saved. I made the file name NFTProject. We are going to be downloading the GitHub Repo into this folder.

Fork the GitHub Repo here: NFT Generator

Once you have forked it, we are going to download it.

Open terminal and change the directory to the folder we created on the desktop(or wherever you have it). You can do this by copying the folder, going to terminal and typing CD and pasting the folder path.

Next, we are going to clone the repo into our folder with this command :

Git Clone https://github.com//hashlips_art_engine

and of course, add your own Url to that so you download your own fork.

Okay, cool. We got it downloaded, now we need to download the dependencies. Let's go into the new directory that we just downloaded by copying the new folder inside the folder we made.

Then, go to your terminal window and type in CD and paste the new path.

Once you're in the new folder we downloaded, let's install the dependencies by running a few lines of code.

Yarn install

Sudo NPM install

I use Sudo for NPM because sometimes it has authorization issues.

From here, we can actually build the images from the layers already provided! All we have to do is run a simple command in our terminal.

So, in terminal run this code while in the hashlips_art_engine directory(which you should already be in) :

npm run build

Now, if we go back into our Code Editor, you'll notice a Folder named Build was created. If we open that up, you'll see the images that were created.

That's cool and all, but ..let's add our own layers and build it...

Updating The Config.js File

I'm going to be using my own images that's an actual project, so I can't share them. Feel free to create your own.

Alright, let's open the hashlips_art_engine file in our Code Text Editor (I recommended downloading Atom in the peereqs).

Go to the SRC Folder and open up the Config.js file.

A few things we want to do in this file, so lets go over those..

First, let's change the name, description. This can be whatever you'd like. Just leave the baseUri as-is.

Next, lets change the Sol address to our personal one( use your own, or use mine haha).

The growEditionSizeTo is the amount of images you want to make. I'll just do a small amount for the example.

Now, lets add our own layers below that line. You'll see layersOrder below the editions. That is where we will update the layer order when we make new ones in the file.

Lets, head over to the hashlips_art_engine on our desktop(or wherever saved) and lets go into the layers folder.

Once in the layer folder, you should see a list of layers with titles associated to them. These are the same titles that are in out Config.js file under layersOrder. The order of these DOES matter.

GO ahead and open up the Bottom lid file.

You'll notice there is the name of the file and then a # with a number. The # with the number is the rarity weight 1-100. 1 being the rarest and 100 being most common.

Since we have our own layers, we are going to delete all of the files inside of the layers folder, so it's fully empty.

Start by making a new folder inside the layer folder and name it.

Then, go ahead and put the new layers inside of that folder.. like this..

Your images will look different, these are just the ones I'm using.

Now, let's rename the files in here so that it we have the rarity weights. You can name the files whatever you want, just make sure to add # and a number to say the rarity. For example : green#50.png

And just add all your layers the same way.

Now that we have all the layers added and all of our images correctly labeled in the format of green#50.png. My layers folder looks like this:

Now, we need to change the order of the layer in our code. Lets head back over to our Code Viewer, and go to the Config.js file.

We need to match this order to the order we have in our Layer file we just made.

Your order will be different, but here is mine:

Okay cool, now all we gotta do is build it. Lets go back to terminal, and in our Cd hashlips_art_engine, we want to run:

npm run build

And.. if we head back over to our build file that we talked about before, you'll see the new images with the layers you updated.

Pretty sweet huh?!

Okay, there are a few other things that you can do. But first, let me just show you that the images also come with Meta data.

If you go back to you Code Editor and go to the build file, you'll notice there is a json file. Open it.

And you'll see each image has it's own Meta Data. Okay dope.

Lets head back to our Terminal and run :

npm run preview

Now if we go back to our build file, you'll see a preview image that compiles all the images together into one big collage.

Okay cool, that's pretty dope, but let's try a different one.

If you want to create another folder with all the original pictures(this doesn't delete the originals) pixelated, you will run :

npm run pixelate

You'll now see a new folder with your images in pixelated form (which is MAD popular right now).

To change how pixelated the images come out, go over to our Config.js file in the code viewer and go down to line 68, and change the number to the left of the / where the arrow is pointing. The higher it is, the better the quality:

And that's it! If you read the bottom of the Hash Lips GitHub you'll see a bit more info on different things that you can do with it!

Thanks for tuning in with me and going through this Tutorial. I hope this helped out a few people!!!

Feel free to shoot me a follow on my socials!!!

Github: https://github.com/coreyman11

Twitter: https://twitter.com/OfficialCoreyS

How to clone/download a GitHub Repository

Corey — Fri, 14 Jan 2022 02:24:58 +0000

Sol addy: 4mgnTysrA7kQVYCsE2CJcaJzpX8xPxGPoKPz2LyiN782

So, as a beginner myself, i've been finding it pretty difficult to find shit. And by shit I mean tutorials on how to do basic stuff, stuff just to get started, so I thought I'd make a little something.

Here i'm going to show you how to clone a GitHub repository to a folder on your computer and get all the dependencies. Get all the what?!!

Dependencies: A software dependency is an external standalone library that can be as small as a single file or as big as multiple files and folders organized into packages to perform a specific task

Lets get Started

First, lets download some shit we need to get out of the way.

NPM: https://nodejs.org/en/download/

Yarn: https://classic.yarnpkg.com/lang/en/docs/install/#mac-stable

Git: https://git-scm.com/downloads

Cool, once all that is download, we can really get started.

Next, lets create a folder on our desktop(I use desktop so its easier for me to find, not sharpest tool in the shed) and name it whatever you'd like. I am naming it Test Repo.

Go ahead and copy that Folder and open up your terminal to point your directory to that folder by tying CD and pasting the folder path and hitting enter. It'll look like this: (of course it'll be your own path on your comp, so it won't have my name and shit).

Okay cool, now that we have our Terminal in the right directory we need to download the repo. Let's go download it. You can use any repo you'd like to get, but i'll give this link for now to test it all out.

https://github.com/coreyman11/oyster-swap.git

When you go to the link, you'll see something like the next screenshot. In the right corner, you'll see a button that says Code in green(1). Once you click the down drop menu, you'll then see a URL with a button next to it(2). Go ahead and click that button.(this copies the Git Repo URL to clone via HTTPS)

Now, let's go back to our Terminal window and type some stuff in. Once in Terminal type in the command:

Git Clone <Repository URL>

In this case I'm using the test URL so it will be

Git Clone https://github.com/coreyman11/oyster-swap.git

Hit enter and it will download the Repo into the folder we made on the Desktop!

Okay cool, now we need to download the Dependencies!!!

Let's go into the folder we made on our desktop. You'll notice there is a new folder there named Oyster-swap(well if you downloaded a different repo it'll be something different). Go ahead and copy that with command C on Mac and go back into your terminal window.

Once we are in the terminal window, we need to get in that oyster swap folder, so we will do the CD command again.

Cd /Users/coreystevens/Desktop/Test\ Repo/oyster-swap

The next command we are going to type into the terminal will download the dependencies.

Yarn install

This may take some time, but you should see a window like this once done: (If you have an error due to permission issues use this: Sudo yarn install.)

And that's it!! If you go into the file, you'll see we downloaded all the node_modules need(which were the dependencies).

Good shit, you just downloaded a Github Repo to your comp.

Next tutorial ill show you how to fork the repo to make your own copy of it and push the data onto the repo!!

Recreating the Solana Explorer

Corey — Thu, 13 Jan 2022 17:10:20 +0000

As a beginner building in the Solana Ecosystem, I've been searching for hands on projects to get involved with. Really I have been just cloning and building off the shoulder of giants, so that's what this is...

Still, not as easy as just plug and play, so it really is a big of a process to get it deployed.

Check out the Solana Explorer with not much of a twist, but again it's still fucking deployed.

SolExplr https://solexplr.vercel.app/

Give me a follow on my socials:

Twitter https://twitter.com/OfficialCoreyS

Github https://t.co/jQfcnf5dFi

DEV Community: Corey

Building Loyalty Programs That Actually Work: Beyond Points and Discounts

Customer Relationships Without the Overhead

Reducing Friction in Booking

👉 Why I Built Timber: A Simple Booking & Payments Platform

🚗 Welcome to Car Wash Jobs – Your Ultimate Destination for Car Wash Careers! 🌟

Stripe Abandoned Cart Automation - ConvertX

My Personal Website *Update* Added SolanaPay

Website update

Check it out! https://coreystevens.xyz/

How To Make Your Own Cryptocurrency Token on Solana 🤝

Project overview

Prerequisites

Getting Started

Account

Time to Mint🥶

GitHub Pull Request

My Personal Website

coreystevens.xyz

How to Make Your Own NFT

Project overview

Prerequisites

Getting Started

Updating The Config.js File

How to clone/download a GitHub Repository

Lets get Started

Recreating the Solana Explorer

My Personal Website Update Added SolanaPay