Websites & Apps

Nothing more fun than a new product launch!

Coming soon... BirminghamHome.com! Tried & True Home Services. Now in beta, accepting Founding Members.

Jan Walsh's latest venture is CulinaryCartoons.com. Funnies for Foodies! This is the most fun of all! Here Jan develops the characters, plans the scene, and writes the one-liners. Her illustrator draws the toon's artwork. 

Also in 2023 Jan Walsh is launching BirminghamHome.com. Here locals can find tried and true, trusted and vetted home service providers. 

Tech changes daily, and the needs of restaurants and food audience evolve over time, requiring additional investments of money and time. 

Filling the latest need is Birmingham Restaurants App and Auburn Restaurants App, the most popular products we have ever launched! Foodies are wild about them, downloading at the App Store and on Google Play. And although the number of restaurants we accept is limited, they are lining up to get on the app. Here everyone can access all the site has to offer at their fingertips, plus announcements pushed to their phones. So, they do not have to check out the website to see what new restaurants, events, menus, reviews and cooking demos are published because we push them out to their phones and tablets. 

Serial Entrepreneur: Jan Walsh pioneered local, profile based, internet guides in 2006.

Apple App Developer: Birmingham Restaurants App & Auburn Restaurants App  

Local Dining Guides: BirminghamRestaurants.com  & AuburnRestaurants.com

Walsh's LocalLawyers.com, LLC publishes profile based legal guides and apps.

Founder & Developer of BirminghamDoctors.com, sold to investors at Founders Investment Banking in 2009.

Go Daddy: Beta Consultant & VIP

Google, Zagat: Previous Consultant and Local Expert 

Website Awards

Health Care Heroes: Health Care Innovator 2009 

Birmingham Business Journal awards Jan Walsh Health Care Hero: Health Care Innovator 2009.

Best New Website 2009 

BirmingihamRestaurants.com was awarded "The Best New Website in Birmingham" in 2009, three months after it launched, by Birmingham magazine.