We built the back office your business never had.

Most business owners aren't struggling because they lack ambition or talent. They're struggling because the tools they're handed weren't built for them.

Enterprise software assumes you have a team of specialists. Consumer apps assume you have time to tinker. SMB operators get the worst of both: expensive platforms that require full-time admins, or cheap tools that don't connect to anything.

Meanwhile, your website is outdated, your Google Business listing has the wrong hours, your online reviews are going unanswered, and the agency you hired six months ago still hasn't shipped anything.

mahiri. exists because that gap is real, and it's fixable. Not with more software. With a system that runs the work for you.

Enter your domain, and mahiri. runs a real-time audit across seven pillars of your digital presence — website, SEO, local listings, social, reviews, performance, and security. You see exactly where you stand within 60 seconds.

From there, mahiri. builds a prioritized proposal specific to your business: not a template, not a generic checklist, but a plan grounded in what you actually need. You approve it, and we activate it — rebuilding your site, correcting your listings, and establishing the infrastructure your business needs to be found and trusted online.

Then we run it. mahiri. isn't a one-time project — it's a managed digital presence that keeps working after we've set it up. Updates, monitoring, corrections. It runs in the background. You don't have to think about it.

Van Murray has spent his career building the digital infrastructure that businesses run on — long before most operators knew they needed it.

In 2009, he founded one of the first Google Workspace resellers in the country. He went on to become one of the first Microsoft 365 Cloud Solution Providers, and later helped build the infrastructure behind AppDirect's cloud marketplace platform. Today he runs Aeolus, a fractional CIO practice that works with founder-led businesses on exactly these problems: the gap between where a company's digital foundation is and where it needs to be.

mahiri. is the productization of that work. The same audit framework, the same activation process, the same managed presence model — now automated, accessible, and priced for businesses that aren't enterprises. It's early, and we're honest about that. But the foundation is real, and the people who built it have been in this work since before "digital presence" was a phrase anyone used.