Product strategy
Turning rough business ideas into usable products, clear positioning, strong user flows, and launch ready pages.
Savage Lane is the digital product portfolio of Dan Belliveau. The work spans web apps, Firebase backends, SEO architecture, admin dashboards, mobile app launches, market workflow logic, and AI assisted automation.
Luxury inventory app with private records, analytics, sharing, and AI pricing tools.
Event discovery system with ingestion, SEO pages, admin review, and Android launch work.
Premium resale site with Firebase backed seller intake and photo submissions.
Structured AI workflow thinking for repeatable business execution and project memory.
The value is not just the design. It is the architecture underneath: authentication, databases, cloud functions, storage, analytics, app publishing, structured data, admin workflows, financial logic, automation thinking, and content built to rank.
Turning rough business ideas into usable products, clear positioning, strong user flows, and launch ready pages.
React, Next.js, Firebase, Firestore, Storage, Functions, BigQuery, routing, dashboards, and deployment.
Metadata, canonical URLs, structured data, sitemap coverage, internal links, crawlable pages, and search focused copy.
AI assisted workflows, form handling, admin review flows, content systems, market workflow logic, and repeatable operations.
The homepage gives the quick proof. The detailed technical case studies should live on dedicated project pages so visitors can click deeper without making this page feel overloaded.
A private digital vault for luxury handbag owners.
Built with user accounts, handbag records, image uploads, private sharing, analytics, membership logic, admin tools, and AI assisted resale research.
A mobile first event discovery platform.
Built with event ingestion, normalized records, canonical event pages, city and category browsing, favorites, alerts, SEO content, and admin review tools.
A premium resale and consignment intake site.
Built to turn local seller interest into qualified leads with accepted item guidance, process content, FAQ support, contact flows, seller intake, and photo submission infrastructure.
A custom workflow automation concept.
Built around structured prompts, operating rules, reusable task frameworks, project context, and repeatable output formats for business execution.
Dan Belliveau is the builder behind Savage Lane. He creates practical websites, web apps, automation systems, SEO infrastructure, backend workflows, admin tools, and AI assisted business systems.
Before building digital products, Dan spent more than 17 years at Fidelity Investments across trading, Active Trader services, platform product development, equities, options, margin, client support, compliance driven operations, and trading technology.
That background shapes how Savage Lane projects are built. Speed matters. Accuracy matters. Workflow design matters. Risk awareness matters. The best products are not just attractive screens. They are systems that collect the right data, guide the user, protect the business, and keep working after launch.
Dan also brings practical experience around investments, crypto, digital assets, market workflows, technical troubleshooting, small business operations, smart home technology, real estate workflows, and customer facing service.
Anyone can publish a page. The harder work is connecting the idea, data model, user flow, backend, admin process, SEO structure, deployment, and ongoing fixes into something that actually runs.
Projects span React, Next.js, Firebase, Firestore, Storage, Functions, BigQuery, Capacitor, app publishing, structured data, and custom backend workflows.
The builds solve specific business problems: luxury collection management, event discovery, resale intake, and repeatable automation.
The work is shaped by real experience in trading platforms, financial operations, product development, compliance awareness, crypto workflows, and technical troubleshooting.
Savage Lane is also a practical service offering. If a business needs more than a brochure site, I can help turn the idea into a working digital system.
Fast, polished websites with clear positioning, mobile first pages, metadata, forms, analytics, and launch ready structure.
User accounts, Firestore databases, file uploads, dashboards, private pages, backend functions, and permission based workflows.
Internal tools for review queues, user support, publishing flows, pricing workflows, content management, and business operations.
Titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, structured data, sitemaps, robots files, internal links, social previews, and Search Console fixes.
Form handling, notifications, AI assisted research, repeatable content systems, intake pipelines, market workflows, and structured operating processes.
Mobile wrappers, app screenshots, Google Play setup, iOS review positioning, support pages, and app store metadata cleanup.
I do not start with decoration. I start with what the product has to do, who it is for, what data it needs, and what has to happen after a user clicks submit.
Clarify the business goal, user flow, public message, private workflow, and what the product must prove.
Create the frontend, backend, data model, forms, storage, dashboards, SEO structure, and deployment path.
Fix the messy parts: mobile layout, broken previews, state persistence, bad data, permissions, indexing, and review issues.
Use real use, search data, feedback, and production problems to make the product cleaner and more useful.
Savage Lane is built to show the kind of systems I can create: practical digital products with clean positioning, real infrastructure, financial systems discipline, and business logic behind the screen.