I'm Vince Torres. I'm 20-something, living in Dallas–Fort Worth, and I'm the full-time caretaker for my dad after his stroke.

That's my life right now. I keep our house running, I keep him going, and in between, I'm trying to build us a way out. Not with a handout — with work.

A few months ago I started SiteAnchor. The idea is simple: thousands of small service businesses — plumbers, handymen, cleaners, mechanics — are invisible online. No website, just a dead Facebook page from 2019. Every day, customers Google them, find nothing, and call a competitor. These owners can't afford the $3,000 agency quotes. So they stay invisible, and they stay stuck.

I know what stuck feels like.

SiteAnchor fixes it for $350 flat. One page, done in 2 days. Tap-to-call button, quote form, looks sharp on a phone — because that's where the customers are. I've already built it: the site is live, the quote tool works, and I'm documenting the whole thing on TikTok so people can watch it happen in real time.

Here's what I need: enough runway to go all-in. Right now I'm building this in the cracks — between caregiving, between everything. With $5,000 I can cover the basics for two months and spend every day doing the one thing that actually moves this: reaching businesses and building their sites.

This isn't charity. If you back at $350, you get the website — the real product. If you back at $25, you're fueling the mission. Either way, you're betting on someone who's already doing the work.

I can't do this halfway. Help me go all the way.