What Clearstack believes
Clear beats clever. A good website should explain, guide, and convert without making visitors work.
About
A focused web design studio for small businesses that need clarity.
Clearstack is built around a simple idea: a website should make a business easier to understand, trust, and contact.
The work is intentionally practical: clean page structure, readable copy, strong spacing, clear calls to action, mobile-first layouts, and backend functionality only when the business actually needs it.
Small businesses do not always need huge agency systems. They need a website that explains the offer, removes doubt, and helps a real customer take the next step.
The Clearstack approach
Start with the business goal, shape the page structure, write plainly, design carefully, then launch with the essentials ready.
Why clarity matters
Trust starts before the first call. A clear website helps customers feel like they are in the right place.
People
Built by two young entrepreneurs with different strengths.
Clearstack is led by Founder Liam Kittok and Co-founder Hunter Matsuda, two 14-year-old entrepreneurs building a focused studio around clear thinking, practical execution, and real value for small businesses.
14
Years old
Young enough to build fast, serious enough to care about the details.
Vision
Business direction
Clearstack starts with the offer, the customer path, and the reason the website should exist.
Execution
Follow-through
Ideas only matter when they become a clean page, a working form, and a site people can use.
Founder
Liam Kittok
Liam brings the visionary and business side of Clearstack. He focuses on the bigger picture: the offer, the market, the customer experience, and how a website can make a business easier to trust and contact.
His role is to keep the work pointed at the right goal: not just making something look good, but making sure the site helps the business communicate clearly and move people toward action.
Co-founder
Hunter Matsuda
Hunter brings the execution side of Clearstack. He helps turn the vision into concrete progress: organized sections, finished details, practical systems, and work that actually gets completed.
His role is to keep the ideas grounded. Clearstack works because vision and execution stay connected: Liam pushes the direction, Hunter helps make that direction real.
Fit
Clearstack is best when the goal is simple: be easier to trust.
The work is shaped for businesses that want clarity before complexity. That means practical pages, calm design, and a site that helps customers move without confusion.
Good fit
Restaurants, barbers, cleaners, contractors, landscapers, coaches, detailers, and local service businesses that need a more credible first impression.
LocalService-basedTrust-drivenSimple offer
Not the right fit
Projects that need complex ecommerce from day one, unclear custom software promises, undefined goals, or spectacle that matters more than customer clarity.